syclone engine and wheels

warmpancakes

New member
Re: syclone engine and wheels

something is a little suspicious here who parts a perfectally running truck :squint: perhaps a look over is in order
 
Re: syclone engine and wheels

I emailed him a few days ago about the parts cause I am searching for a tailgate. He said he would sell it, but I asked about the truck and if that was for sale and hasn't said anything. I have emailed a few times since but have not gotten a response. I hate to see a good truck chopped up, He did mention he got it for a project and decided not to do it so not sure if that means a major projem with the truck or not but is partially apart, but no rust. (no rust? is that possible lol)
 

Sy-1177

Turbo Inside
Re: syclone engine and wheels

I didn't see any physical damage to the cladding in the wheel ad he has on ebay. Not that he showed much of it but there wasnt any missing
 

Baythan

SY2TY2SY2TY
Re: syclone engine and wheels

emailed him about bed/ whole truck

Casually ask him what number truck is he chop...um...er....parting out. :cool:

seriously...get the number. Say, "wow these things are pretty rare...what number ya got? I've got number so and so..." You know...be cool.
 

scottyblazinlow

Red tyclone
Re: syclone engine and wheels

think I just got the bed with all the cladding and bumper, waiting on the vin to do a check before I drive up
 
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scottyblazinlow

Red tyclone
Re: syclone engine and wheels

Casually ask him what number truck is he chop...um...er....parting out. :cool:

seriously...get the number. Say, "wow these things are pretty rare...what number ya got? I've got number so and so..." You know...be cool.

he said he will go look later
 

Smkur50

SYTY Fleet owner
Re: syclone engine and wheels

Parting a 62k mile truck? not adding up on my mickey mouse calculator
 

Logan

Member
Re: syclone engine and wheels

Oh well, I am sure to the seller this is money and business. As much as we all hate to think there are those who simply don't give a flip about these trucks.
 

ty166

Donating Member
Re: syclone engine and wheels

Oh well, I am sure to the seller this is money and business. As much as we all hate to think there are those who simply don't give a flip about these trucks.

i sure many will flame me for this but to be honest i have a 92 with 66k on it sitting in the garage , absolutely nothing major wrong with it, needs some minor stuff done to it. ive kicked around letting it go, if i do decide to let it go it will be in pieces also.... lets face it these trucks aint worth dung in stock running shape let alone modified... the only people that have a clue what they are are on here and we all know how it goes when one comes up for sale that isnt 100% rust free and show room condition, even those go for dirt. just my opinion.
 

ajt86

Member
Re: syclone engine and wheels

i sure many will flame me for this but to be honest i have a 92 with 66k on it sitting in the garage , absolutely nothing major wrong with it, needs some minor stuff done to it. ive kicked around letting it go, if i do decide to let it go it will be in pieces also.... lets face it these trucks aint worth dung in stock running shape let alone modified... the only people that have a clue what they are are on here and we all know how it goes when one comes up for sale that isnt 100% rust free and show room condition, even those go for dirt. just my opinion.


at some point they will bring money in. I remember when I was first looking at grand nationals and I learned what a GNX was- you could pick up a clean GNX for 20K around 2000-2001..... fast forward to 2005 and they were going for 60-70,000. all it takes is for enough of a limited production run vehicle line to get parted out, wrecked, crushed, or stolen and disapeard to make the others one day shoot up in value. just in the past few years ive seen syclones going from 9,000 for a clean driver unmolested now to around 15-16000$. any car that appreciates is worth hanging on to.

sadly I did part out a grand national- only because it had t top rot and was unrepairable without a donor body
 

Baythan

SY2TY2SY2TY
Re: syclone engine and wheels

:horse:

if you bought a SyTy as an investment or to impress people, it was a poor choice. If you bought it to have fun, some exclusivity, and to be a part of the GPB (Gluten for Punishment Brotherhood), you did right!
 

ajt86

Member
Re: syclone engine and wheels

I don't buy any car as an investment. im just saying guys who think they are better off parting out a clean truck could really be kicking them selves in a few years.

I bought my ty because ive always wanted a syclone and I found a typhoon for a decent deal, not to make money on it
 
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