Parts for Sale: 240Z steel fan

[Richard McDonel]

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240Z steel fan

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This is a Series 1 steel fan that has been professionally powder coated in the original colour.  No damage.  $50+ shipping or best offer

403-347-6567

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• Advertiser
  Richard McDonel
• Date
  03/07/2019
• Price
  $50.00
• Category
  Parts for Sale

 

[dutchzcarguy]

3 hours ago, Richard McDonel said:

powder coated in the original colour.

I thought Original they are a sort of light yellow?  or was mine just discolored??  ?   Also..  before i would have powdercoated it i would have corrected those dents in the left and upper right blade…  and they go for over 100 euro over here!!  :-0  

[dutchzcarguy]

After my first reply.. i red your : "no damage"   hihi.. so funny…   (the first thing i saw where the dents haha... makes them also out of balance..)

But still a bargain!!

Edited March 8, 2019 by dutchzcarguy

[Richard McDonel]

Thanks for replying,

Two things,

First the colour.  Actually, it is very close to the colour that was originally on it.  It was definitely not yellow.

As for the damage, this is embarrassing for me.   I simply did not notice it until I pulled  up my own ad and saw the photo, full screen size.  Pretty hard to miss, one would think.  But I've had this thing hanging up on my garage wall for several years, then I brought it down and took the picture, and just never noticed it.  In fairness, The dent is not as pronounced as it appears in this picture.

In any case, I'm open to offers.  
 

[grannyknot]

Richard,  you could tap that little dent out then give that blade another shot of paint but even if you left it as is it will not run out of balance, it is still the same amount of weight in the same axis. The rad fan doesn't rotate fast enough  for that dent to make a difference.

[Richard McDonel]

Granny,

Thanks for the words of encouragement.  The dent is actually quite shallow (shallow enough that it did not show up on the screen on the back of my camera), but it's still there.  Certainly nothing that anyone would notice once mounted on a car.  But it's still there and I should have noticed.  

It is originally from the Series 1 that I bought from my son in the hopes of restoring, but ultimately had to give it up to rust.  My finished car is a Series 2, so it has the plastic fan.