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[MaxDempsey]

Got a rear subframe taking up space. It came from my 1989 Mayfair.

It is mainly solid other than two points on the top side where they reach the front of the frame. If your handy with a welder I reckon its repairable. Inside it still looks like new.

I have no need for it but seems a shame to scrap a genuine subframe if someone can make use of it even if its only to get a project rolling.

Collection from near Stansted Airport

 

2017-11-05_02-33-00 by Max Dempsey, on Flickr

 

2017-11-05_02-33-27 by Max Dempsey, on Flickr

 

Subframe by Max Dempsey, on Flickr

 

Subframe by Max Dempsey, on Flickr

 

[bluemini1979]

Any closer pictures of where it needs welding? Whats it like between the layers of metal around where the trumpets fit into?

[MaxDempsey]

Heres some pictures, seem solid around the trumpet area with some surface rust. Its the two top sides which are the worst and the rust seems to be fairly localised.

 The metal underneath the top plates looks solid.

DSC_0272 by Max Dempsey, on Flickr

 

DSC_0271 by Max Dempsey, on Flickr

 

DSC_0268 by Max Dempsey, on Flickr

 

DSC_0269 by Max Dempsey, on Flickr

Edited by MaxDempsey, 07 November 2017 - 06:27 PM.

[dyshipfakta]

Common subframe rott. Aslong as the webbing isn't rotten easy enough to repair.

[minifreek1]

Shame you aint closer, otherwise Id have this off you in a shot...

 

Need a rear subframe for my trailer project...

 

Would you consider couriering it...? I'll pay obviously...

 

If not, it dont matter :)

[MaxDempsey]

If you can organise a courier to collect I will happily wrap it up 

[minifreek1]

Totally forgot about this LOL

 

Will need the weight and dimensions of it, if thats not too much trouble.

 

Will most likely get into the new year before I can sort the courier as all my spare cash is going on the kids at the moment...

 

Could you PM me your address and I can get a bit more of an accurate price for the courier please :)

 

Thanks and much appreciations...