[Silly Little Cars] Parts

[Super Dan via Silly_little_cars]

Hello, I'm looking for a Running and driving Interceptor 3. Prefer one with working A/C. I have a 2005 Nissan Xterra 1 owner that I'm willing to trade even for a descent Interceptor 3. Xterra does need a transmission Rebuild. But it's worth $3500 easy as is and worth $6500 easy once repaired. Clean and in great condition other that tranny ( I've found several here in Florida between $850 & $1650. Also got a quote at Billy's Transmission for a REBUILD for $1800. I'm disabled and do the repairs anymore and I'm not spending anymore money on it. I have 11 Vehicles so don't need it. I can deliver anywhere in the USA for fuel costs. Located in Ocala Florida. Can send pics and details if anyone is interested. Thx. Dan

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On Jul 19, 2017 5:25 PM, Charley via Silly_little_cars <silly_little_cars at lists.sillylittlecars.com> wrote:
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> The model number on this placard has a dash following the 6 digit model number. The 2 digits immediately following the dash are the year of manufacture. It's only a guess what the last two digits are for. I was at first thinking that this might be the month of manufacture, but further looking at other Cushman products has seemed to prove this to be wrong. The year of manufacture checks out though. You can also find the 6 digit model number, without the dash or the digits following the dash, above the left front wheel on Trucksters. It will be stamped into center of the black sheet metal trim that looks like a bumper (the metal is too thin to survive as a bumper). It will be at eye level and facing directly at you if you are changing the driver's side front tire.
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> It can sometimes be seen behind the seat above the transmission, and possibly on other Cushman sub assemblies, but a number that is not the same as the name plate model number is most likely a part number for the piece that it is stamped on. Cushman model numbers and part numbers were both frequently 6 digit numbers, but the model numbers seem to have always started with an 8 and were six digits..
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> Charley
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>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: Allen Wentworth via Silly_little_cars
>> To: Silly Little Email List ; Piter Brandao
>> Sent: Wednesday, July 19, 2017 4:29 PM
>> Subject: Re: [Silly Little Cars] Parts
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>> Model number.ber is on the ID placard to the left of the steering wheel, should start with an 8
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>> On Jul 19, 2017 7:29 AM, "Piter Brandao via Silly_little_cars" <silly_little_cars at lists.sillylittlecars.com> wrote:
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>>> Hello ,
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>>> I have a 1985 Cushman truckster. How can I get parts or a mechanic in the Boston area ?
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>>> Thank you ,
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>>> Piter
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