on the bay

[drddan]

Oooohh..that shifter knob will go well with MY steering wheel!

[bravekozak]

I cannot believe that shift knob sold for over $160 with shipping. I have the exact same one in mint condition from eBay, for only a few dollars. Insanity. Razo makes some real nice shift knobs. Check out some matching red stitched shifter boots. Wait until I take pics of the Festiva shifter knob I ordered.

[bravekozak]

I'm sure glad Festiva parts aren't as expensive as other cars.

1991

Kalamazoo red

Ornament

Pennsylvania

[Twistiva]

I was stunned that the N5 sold for $90 cheaper than the N4.
I thought that Mr. green star was going to snipe. Mr. yellow star got a $1000 discount. Is Mr. yellow star a member of ff.com?
A perfect GPS for a single DIN Festiva.

Brave -

So did you buy one of these single DIN AVICs?????

[bravekozak]

No. I changed my mind. I don't have a good spot to mount the brain. Besides, It's more fun to figure out how to install cruise. I just had Metal Supermarket shear me off three strips of metal to bend a bracket for the actuator throttle pull. Three strikes and I'm out. I also have an unused orange letter factory AM/FM radio to enjoy. I have to leave at least one thing stock!

[Twistiva]

I'm sure glad Festiva parts aren't as expensive as other cars.

1991

Kalamazoo red

Ornament

Pennsylvania

The emblem is gone.

That NOS dash would be sweeeet to have but when you add in shipping you're at $370. Ouch....

No. I changed my mind. I don't have a good spot to mount the brain. Besides, It's more fun to figure out how to install cruise. I just had Metal Supermarket shear me off three strips of metal to bend a bracket for the actuator throttle pull. Three strikes and I'm out. I also have an unused orange letter factory AM/FM radio to enjoy. I have to leave at least one thing stock!

So where'd you get a mint factory radio?

[bravekozak]

That emblem was available a few minutes ago when I saw it!
I wonder if a member from here has deep pockets?
I got the mint radio on the bay.
I believe NOS radios are still available. Just check on Rear Counter.
Note the mistake in the prefix. It should be F0BZ and not FOBZ.
I don't know if the suffix indicates cassette or lettering colors. Remember, F4 is for Aspire.
I would drive to Pennsylvania to pick it up. It's a lot closer than taking the ferry across Lake Michigan. The last one sold in Wisconsin.

Always remember to type "Ford Festiva -LED" when you search eBay.
It narrows the search down from 14,556 items to 1,368 items.

[Twistiva]

I got the mint radio on the bay.

Always remember to type "Ford Festiva -LED" when you search eBay.
It narrows the search down from 14,556 items to 1,368 items.

Brave -

Man, you weren't kidding about "mint" on that radio! That is nice!

And thanks for the tip on searching e-Bay. Now that I have all the required '88 manuals, when I search, I always take out "manual", "brochure" and "pamphlet". Taking out "LED" would be smart, too!

Cheers!

[bravekozak]

I'm going to tell that guy that this defroster switch is not for an expensive air conditioned Bronco with tinted glass driving up and down Rodeo Drive in Kali-Fornia but for the Fun with Dick & Jane car, just because I want to see if he will lower his price.

I thought Festivas never had wheel studs.

Anyone ever heard of a Festiva bumper mounting kit?

Rear wheel seal.

[1990new]

I'm going to tell that guy that this defroster switch is not for an expensive air conditioned Bronco with tinted glass driving up and down Rodeo Drive in Kali-Fornia but for the Fun with Dick & Jane car, just because I want to see if he will lower his price.

I thought Festivas never had wheel studs.

Anyone ever heard of a Festiva bumper mounting kit?

Rear wheel seal.

I came across the bumper mounting kit when I was looking for a bumper for my Aqua. It's just two pieces of vinyl/plastic material (one on each side) and
there have little plastic bars that stick out on them that have little buckle like square things with teeth on the inside to attach them to the bumper cover to help support in on the sides where it warps around. Mine were good, so I didn't need them.

[1990new]

I'm going to tell that guy that this defroster switch is not for an expensive air conditioned Bronco with tinted glass driving up and down Rodeo Drive in Kali-Fornia but for the Fun with Dick & Jane car, just because I want to see if he will lower his price.

I thought Festivas never had wheel studs.

Anyone ever heard of a Festiva bumper mounting kit?

Rear wheel seal.

I believe the bumper mounting kit is two pieces of vinly/plastic. They are either shields or supports for the front bumper cover where it wraps around the sides.
They have little buckle like metal clips with teeth inside that hold the bumper sides to a metal piece. I have a complete bumper with all these parts.
If anyone needs it, let me know.

[bravekozak]

He subliminally lowered the price a little! Now that's funny.

Dear dave_reece,

This part is not a Bronco part. It is the rear defroster switch for the old Fun with Dick & Jane Festiva.

- bravekozak

Dear bravekozak,

Thank you. Made the change on my listing.

- dave_reece

[F3BZ]

the mounting kit contains 2 pieces of flat rubber, plastic push pins, the above mentioned spring clips and 2 big rivets. the rubbers are just a splash sheild. the rivets are to attach the white plastic screw boss to the body and the clips hold the side bumper stiffeners to the bumper cover.

[bravekozak]

Is this boot kit for the brakes?

[bravekozak]

I can't believe people are bidding high on this sign!