Scheel lightweight GT sliders

[911_2.2T]

While buiding my ST hotrod I wanted to use scheel GT sliders on my scheel 300 bucket seats.
The plan was to have Gerrit Blankman (scheel expert) modify my standard scheel sliders, but he had some difficulties with his welder and stopped making them. He was willing to sell me the required kevers and springs and give me a brief 'how to'.
So I have gone through that process for a couple of these and have only a few for sale.
The original standard scheel sliders are taken apart, shortened, welded, blasted, zinc plated and put together again. I had to make my own groved pins like the originals to be able to lock the pin in the slider while putting them together. They are blasted with rough media to get a matte finish, so they look a little older and I have sprayed them with WD40 in the areas where the zinc does not go well to protect them for corrosion. (You might want to repeat that before installation)
These can also be adapted to fit early scheel bucket seats like seen on the Olive Tart ST (https://www.excellence-mag.com/issue...4#.WPs-VIFNeEc)
Asking $500 per slider set for one seat shipped
I have sliders for 4 seats available

[geneulm]

You have a pm

[LongRanger]

. . . another posting for comparison --- see #328 . . .
http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...n%20Fifty-nine




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[911_2.2T]

Sliders for 2 seats sold
Still sliders for 2 seats available

[70SATMan]

PM sent

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[Bob Alfonso]

I need sets for 2 seats if still available.

[911_2.2T]

The ones that where available are now sold and paid for

[911_2.2T]

I have a single set for one seat available.
It is not blasted, so has the shiny finish.
Legs are restored with new u's with four holes.
$500 shipped