View Full Version : For Sale 03 04 Cobra Crank
SGT_MERC
01-12-2018, 01:07 PM
Stock OE Cobra crank with no scoring, no rust and stock size mains. Never machined. I just pulled it out of the engine today, lubed and wrapped in plastic.
SOLD.................
https://i.imgur.com/jbctKSH.jpg (https://i.imgur.com/uF1t4I1.jpg)
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Mr. Man
01-13-2018, 12:25 PM
Can't see your pics
stevengerard
01-13-2018, 12:52 PM
I saw them yesterday, not there now.
Turbov6Bryan
01-13-2018, 01:06 PM
I saw them yesterday, not there now.
He shared too many photos and the photobucket nazi's want 300 bucks a year to share pictures.
First few picture posts work, but after that, they want $$$$ and lock out all the photos you have shared, EVER. At least that is what i experienced. IF you have a old account, those previously pictures will stay up, until you recently post new or old ones. then you get the lock down.
I switched to imgur its decent.
sailsmen
01-13-2018, 01:38 PM
You would think photobucket could at least post more than just the same photo over and over. Why don't they use a black and white one every so often?
Joe Walsh
01-13-2018, 01:40 PM
He shared too many photos and the photobucket nazi's want 300 bucks a year to share pictures.
First few picture posts work, but after that, they want $$$$ and lock out all the photos you have shared, EVER. At least that is what i experienced. IF you have a old account, those previously pictures will stay up, until you recently post new or old ones. then you get the lock down.
I switched to imgur its decent.
Yes....same here.
F' PhotoSuckit!....they tried to shake me down for $400 a year.
Lost all my old post pictures, but I'm not going to be held ransom by those jerks.
I too switched to imgur.
BTW, PhotoSuckit was so s-l-o-w-w-w-w before they went for the ransom money that I had pretty much stopped using the website anyway.
$500 for the Cobra crank is a decent price....that is exactly what I sold mine for.
SGT_MERC
01-13-2018, 02:25 PM
Thank you Joe.
Thank you for the heads up on IMGUR everyone
SGT_MERC
01-13-2018, 03:09 PM
what link do I use, like in photo suckit, to post the image directly to the thread, instead of a link?
SGT_MERC
01-15-2018, 02:39 PM
ttt................
ByronRACE
01-15-2018, 03:02 PM
Why not use google drive?
You can share individual photos:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5rUiGeWbk9-SG5sWFJyR193STg/view?usp=sharing
Or entire folders:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B5rUiGeWbk9-cGNka3lyOTRMbkU?usp=sharing
SGT_MERC
01-19-2018, 02:54 PM
Someone must need an American made OE Cobra crank, forged, in like new condition, for half the price of a new one.
Joe Walsh
01-19-2018, 04:12 PM
Someone must need an American made OE Cobra crank, forged, in like new condition, for half the price of a new one.
You might want to call Lloyd at Springfield Custom Auto Machine.
(703) 339-0999
He had another customer who gladly bought my Cobra crank for $500.
According to Lloyd these forged Cobra cranks are getting harder to find.
SGT_MERC
01-19-2018, 08:52 PM
Thank you Joe.....
PHHHHTT
01-20-2018, 05:46 PM
pm sent......
SGT_MERC
01-20-2018, 08:07 PM
pm sent......
Pm responded to and text sent to number provided. Any time is convenient to call me. If you don't call/text tonight, I'll call tomorrow. I don't want to call too late. Thank You, Marty 717-968-9016
SGT_MERC
01-21-2018, 05:42 PM
Sale pending...... Thank You
SGT_MERC
01-22-2018, 02:56 PM
SOLD..................
PHHHHTT
01-31-2018, 09:39 PM
MM.net Members:
I purchased the 03-04 Cobra crankshaft from Marty (SGT MERC) and I wish to assure anyone who may consider purchasing an item from him that they will not be disappointed.
The crank is exactly in the condition he stated and he took the initiative to have the crank packaged and insured so if damages were to occur, we would not lose our investment. UPS was selected to ship the unit, it was lubed with WD40 to prevent corrosion, wrapped in a black trash bag, bubble-wrapped completely with the nose and rear of the crank having additional bubble-wrap folded to protect the ends should the package be positioned vertically. This was placed in a box which was then placed in a larger box that had some packaging "peanuts" placed in the bottom first, then the box holding the crank inserted and "peanuts" poured as to surround the that box. Finally, "peanuts" were poured to fill the outer box with an additional piece of cardboard placed over the "peanuts" before the outer box was sealed.
I requested it be addressed at the UPS Customer Center and held until I could personally pick it up. When it was brought out for my acceptance, an end corner of the outer box had been damaged and torn, some of the "peanuts" were visible but not pouring out.
This crankshaft weighs over 55 lbs, so the cardboard used was of a heavier stock to accommodate the heft of such a load. The package had certainly been roughly handled.
Once I was able to open and inspect the crank, the interior box was also damaged, in that the nose of the crank had ruptured the end of box and torn one the flaps completed loose, allowing the crank to project from box a small amount. Fortunately, the "peanuts" and bubble-wrap folded to protect the nose of crank had done it's job and none of the bubble-wrap nor the trash bag were torn.
I thoroughly inspected the crank, obviously it was used but not abused, with minimal marks in the usual places but the areas where it counts most (main journals, rod journals, rear main seal surface, timing cover seal surface, flex place mounting surface and threaded holes, etc) were in exceptionally good condition.
I coated the crankshaft with wheel bearing grease for long term storage protection then repackaged it as previous but repairing the damage to the boxes in the process.
I had taken pictures as I went along to document the present damage and possibly more damages. I notified Marty and sent some pictures for his reference. Marty notified UPS of the damages, we hope steps will be taken to prevent such future instances.
I write this to show how upstanding Marty has been on his end of the transaction. He went beyond what I consider would be his responsibility to ensure my interests were protected. Without his efforts, I could have very well received a product that had deteriorated from what I was expecting.
I appreciate the care he took to ensure the crankshaft survived the trip to be delivered exactly in the condition as he presented when I made the purchase.
Again, should someone consider making a purchase from him yet wonder if they can be confident he will uphold his end of the deal, I assure you that he does.
Randall Thornton (PHHHHTT)
SGT_MERC
02-02-2018, 07:24 AM
Thank you Randall. I appreciate your kindness compliment
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