KS69Coupe

Selling Jack dated 9K (October 1969) for $300 obo, includes shipping continental USA only.

KS69Coupe

Price reduced to $280, includes shipping lower 48 USA only

KS69Coupe

Price reduced to $275, includes shipping USA only

KS69Coupe

Price reduced to $270, includes shipping USA only

69L88

What was done to the metal prior to paint?

KS69Coupe

It is pitted from age and wear. I suspect this is a jack from a barn find, swap meet, or found in someone's damp garage where moisture was involved in the lower bottom half of the jack, causing the pitting. Previous owner of the jack painted over it with low gloss black. I have done nothing to the jack other than put it in my car.

I bought this jack years ago (as is) to get some NCRS points for having the right jack in my car. I knew when I bought it that it had condition issues and the jack is dated after my build date. So, I would get NCRS point deductions for Condition and Date but it was better than having no jack at all or having a reproduction jack that was worth zero points.

I have since bought another jack that is correctly dated for my build date thus the reason for selling this one. Not the best "sell job" but I value honesty and integrity.

Kevin

69L88

Not questioning honestly and/or integrity at all. In fact, kudos for being transparent. My only concern was whether or not the oxidized material was completely removed and the bare steel etched and primed prior to being painted. Thanks!

KS69Coupe

I took this additional picture just moments ago. It looks like there is evidence of primer, similar in color to red oxide primer. I don't believe it was sandblasted, at least not commercially. I have had parts like exhaust manifolds, v-strap, and other parts commercially sandblasted and those have a very slight texture to them once they were painted. This jack is pretty smooth on the upper flat surfaces. I've had the jack a few years and it has not changed in condition or apperance at all.