Found 2 C5TZ Brake Cables For Sale
#1
04-26-2009, 10:43 PM
Found 2 C5TZ Brake Cables For Sale
eBay Motors: 1965 Ford Truck Brake Cable NOS C5TZ-2A635-A (item 260400591614 end time May-03-09 17:33:40 PDT)
eBay Motors: 1965 Ford Truck Brake Cable NOS C5TZ-2853-P (item 260400592460 end time May-03-09 17:36:24 PDT)
Maybe they can be of use to someone here.
eBay Motors: 1965 Ford Truck Brake Cable NOS C5TZ-2853-P (item 260400592460 end time May-03-09 17:36:24 PDT)
Maybe they can be of use to someone here.
#4
04-27-2009, 10:52 AM
The ebay seller prolly bought out a dealers inventory...or two of obsolete parts.
There's a guy out here who did that very thing, buying out over 300 Ford & L/M dealers of their obsolete parts, storing what's left in a warehouse along with his collection of old rolling piles of misery.
There were TWO SEMI-LOADS at one dealership. The parts manager, who had been there 50 years, had never sent one part back to Ford!
Ford Dealers can avail themselves of FoMoCo's PIPP program (Parts Inventory Protection Plan) to return to Ford non selling and obsolete parts.
The dealership gets whatever the current dealer net price is of each part....back as credit.
If the parts sat in the dealers inventory for a one year time period, the dealer would make 10% profit, because the prices would have gone up 10% over that one year time span.
#5
04-28-2009, 04:34 AM
In someone's garage would be my guess.
The ebay seller prolly bought out a dealers inventory...or two of obsolete parts.
There's a guy out here who did that very thing, buying out over 300 Ford & L/M dealers of their obsolete parts, storing what's left in a warehouse along with his collection of old rolling piles of misery.
There were TWO SEMI-LOADS at one dealership. The parts manager, who had been there 50 years, had never sent one part back to Ford!
Ford Dealers can avail themselves of FoMoCo's PIPP program (Parts Inventory Protection Plan) to return to Ford non selling and obsolete parts.
The dealership gets whatever the current dealer net price is of each part....back as credit.
If the parts sat in the dealers inventory for a one year time period, the dealer would make 10% profit, because the prices would have gone up 10% over that one year time span.
The ebay seller prolly bought out a dealers inventory...or two of obsolete parts.
There's a guy out here who did that very thing, buying out over 300 Ford & L/M dealers of their obsolete parts, storing what's left in a warehouse along with his collection of old rolling piles of misery.
There were TWO SEMI-LOADS at one dealership. The parts manager, who had been there 50 years, had never sent one part back to Ford!
Ford Dealers can avail themselves of FoMoCo's PIPP program (Parts Inventory Protection Plan) to return to Ford non selling and obsolete parts.
The dealership gets whatever the current dealer net price is of each part....back as credit.
If the parts sat in the dealers inventory for a one year time period, the dealer would make 10% profit, because the prices would have gone up 10% over that one year time span.
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