Olympic Windows & other parts 4 sale

[gregh]

Hi All,

Bought a gutted 67 17' Olympic Riviera body recently (chassis 1350); thought I might be able to salvage her but allas, the fibreglass around the bottom was just too bad - completely callapsed and far too many stress fractures around the body. Couple that with just about everthing else was missing, I decided to retire it to parts heaven.

• I've been able to salvage 5 single windows, a sixth without glass, and the smaller kitchen window.
  
• Alluminium window trim for 2 side windows
  
• Alluminium trim for 2 rear windows
  
• Alluminium trim for kitchen window
  
• A complete gunnel rail
  
• A complete door - needs repair.
  
• roof hatch
  
• a complete rolling stock chassis
  
  

Anyone interested in any of these parts, just PM me.
I'm located in Redcliffe QLD.

OZ

[gregh]

Door hinges spoken for.

[gregh]

PRICES

Complete door, minor damage - $125 without hinges
Roof Hatch, no damage - $180 no hinges
Complete windows, $65ea
Window, no glass $35
Each window has 2 holes drilled through the lower frame where previous owner screwed them shut.

Window trims sets $10ea
Gunnel waiste rail - $80
Complete 17ft rolling chassis $250

PM for more detail.

Cheers,
OZ

[gregh]

Only have single windows left and a complete Gunnel waste rail suit Riveira/Contessa; everything elso sold.

Windows reduces to $40ea
Gunnel waste rail $80

PM me if interested.

Cheers,
OZ

[rickandsherelle]

Hi Oz

Just wondering if you have any door hinges for a 1969 Olympic ?

Richard

[seeshell]

Hi there

As part of the disassembly of our Olympic Seeshell, there are door hinges. I know ATOG wants the actual door and the roof hatch to make moulds of them, and I'd promised him he could have them.

If you're nice you might be able to get him to agree to give you the hinges, since he won't need those to make fibreglass copies.

Cheers
Seeshell

[peterandkelly]

Hi Oz
We are new members and proud owners of a 69 Contessa. She came to us with broken glass in one of the back windows. Do you still have one left?
P&K

[atouchofglass]

Hey Rickandsherelle
If Seeshell is willing to offer you the hinges I am happy for you to have them.

Your old hinges......
What condition are they in?
Reason for the question is I intend renovating a set of hinges as most are loose or not great after 40 plus years of work
If you don't want your old ones can I use them?


Seeshell
Thanks again for the door and hatch as they will help not only me but hopefully others when I make a mould of each.
Not sure how I am going to get them from Vic to NthQld.....
Cross that bridge when we get there. ;D ;D

Peter&Kelly
You are better of buying new glass as the older glass becomes brittle.
From memory I used 4mm where I could.
The rubbers are harder to get in but the extra millimetre is worth it.
Soapy water and new rubbers are the go.
;D
Cheers
Atog

[retroramblings]

Hi Oz

I don't suppose you have the smaller kitchen window still?? and trim etc

regards

RR

[lukenjean]

Hi all, I don't suppose anyone would have a 'spare' front window awning for a Debonair by any chance? The one on ours was completely hammered when we got it.



Cheers

[flowergirlz]

I am chasing one of the little window screw tightners that open/close the window. Not sure of the correct name. It seems to of gone astray after a trip a while back. If anyone has one I would be forever grateful as it is on the front side window and just scared it will let in water. Thanking you Flowergirlz xo

[gregh]

Mar 23, 2015 8:53:47 GMT 10 flowergirlz said:

I am chasing one of the little window screw tightners that open/close the window. Not sure of the correct name. It seems to of gone astray after a trip a while back. If anyone has one I would be forever grateful as it is on the front side window and just scared it will let in water. Thanking you Flowergirlz xo

Have a look here:

Cheers
Greg