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    Can a g260 be sold for parts?

    I have a g260 with a bad Reverse synchro. Can i still sell it? i need to make money some how :p

    #2
    NO, it's against the rules haha
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      #3
      I doubt it, if someone is going to rebuild a trans they'd use new parts over used ones. People do throw good-used parts in their cars, but it would be irrational to throw them in a transmission because of the work it requires. just my .02
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        #4
        You might get core value for the transmission from DriveGear (they sell rebuilt transmissions), but given that you are in CA and DriveGear is on the east cost I doubt you'd have much left after shipping. I don't know if there are any similar places on the west coast.
        Last edited by jlevie; 01-30-2013, 03:55 PM.
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          #5
          yep. I sold a G260 that was in pieces, he didn't want the bell housing though.
          '87 325ic, powered by S50.

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            #6
            I'd pull the output flange off of it and scrap the rest personally.
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              #7
              better off selling it whole. they aren't worth all that much in working condition, little bits and peices are going to be basically worthless.
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                #8
                alright guys! thanks!

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                  #9
                  Clean it up, add a top and sell it as an end table.

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