70 Dated fan Clutch $$$

[Bill L.]

What should I consider fair market price for a dated Schweitzer Fan clutch?

Thanks!

[Jack H.]

Re: 70 Dated fan Clutch $$$

Depends on whether you're talking 'core', a rebuilt/restored original, or that rare as hen's teeth NOS in box part. Swag: $50 & up for a core and better than $200 for the nose bleed parts...

[Bill L.]

Re: 70 Dated fan Clutch $$$

The one I am looking at would be considered a real nice survivor.

It has a really nice date too.

I know it is not a lot of points in the end but like most guys here having the correct parts is kinda neat.



Bill

[Alan S.]

Re: 70 Dated fan Clutch $$$

Hi Bill,
Sometimes it is about the points and $$$, but sometimes it's just nice to cross an item off the "Nice to Have List"!!!
Regards,
Alan

[Bill L.]

Re: 70 Dated fan Clutch $$$

Your right Alan. That is where being frugal and restoring corvettes go in opposite directions


Bill

[Marc K.]

Re: 70 Dated fan Clutch $$$

Hey Bill,
Just like Alan, I think we all have a "Nice to Have Parts List" and that list and prices seem to get further and further apart, especially as your list gets shorter. I'm a bit of an impulse guy, and I go for a part (or a woman) if I get hot for it at the moment. With that said, "A fool and his money his money are soon parted." For my $0.02, ask questions like you did if you are in doubt (on Corvette parts, but please don't ask my advice on women). But hey, if you can find a date correct, number correct clutch for under $200, and it won't break your bank, you should be okay.
Marc

[Jack C.]

Re: 70 Dated fan Clutch $$$

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