Best deal on rearend?
03-28-2009, 03:57 PM
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at the time that i purchased mine, EPP had the best price.
prices are subject to change at any time due to manufacturing costs, shipping costs, special sales promotions, etc.... only way to know is to call and ask.
prices are subject to change at any time due to manufacturing costs, shipping costs, special sales promotions, etc.... only way to know is to call and ask.
03-29-2009, 04:29 PM
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I would like the Midwest Fab rear but its a little out of my price range...lol
Probably gonna go with the EPP 9"..... Gonna have to save for about 2 months.... damn 10 bolt POS is starting to scare me!!!!!!!!!
Probably gonna go with the EPP 9"..... Gonna have to save for about 2 months.... damn 10 bolt POS is starting to scare me!!!!!!!!!
03-29-2009, 04:39 PM
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I would like the Midwest Fab rear but its a little out of my price range...lol
Probably gonna go with the EPP 9"..... Gonna have to save for about 2 months.... damn 10 bolt POS is starting to scare me!!!!!!!!!
Probably gonna go with the EPP 9"..... Gonna have to save for about 2 months.... damn 10 bolt POS is starting to scare me!!!!!!!!!
03-30-2009, 02:37 AM
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At $2500.00 shipped, starting out, I don't make much money. To give you an idea, I sold a Moser rear about four months ago to a customer in the state of Washington. I lost money on that one as the shipping killed me. If the customer lives a little closer to the Midwest, I make a little on it. We're not going to be getting rich at these prices, by any means. Last year I had two guys who used stolen credit cars to buy Moser rears, which came to $5,500.00 between the two of them. I sold a lot of rears last year and I'll bet that $5,500.00 I lost ate up any profits. Bob
03-30-2009, 09:17 AM
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At $2500.00 shipped, starting out, I don't make much money. To give you an idea, I sold a Moser rear about four months ago to a customer in the state of Washington. I lost money on that one as the shipping killed me. If the customer lives a little closer to the Midwest, I make a little on it. We're not going to be getting rich at these prices, by any means. Last year I had two guys who used stolen credit cars to buy Moser rears, which came to $5,500.00 between the two of them. I sold a lot of rears last year and I'll bet that $5,500.00 I lost ate up any profits. Bob
03-30-2009, 09:46 AM
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http://www.exoticperformanceplus.com....html?item=145
I have to be close, $2,500.00 shipped anywhere in the 48 states for a Moser 9 inch. Bob
I have to be close, $2,500.00 shipped anywhere in the 48 states for a Moser 9 inch. Bob
03-30-2009, 12:38 PM
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yeah im in college and i have to design a business and i designed a business that focuses on the differential part of an f-body, and the main thing that sets us apart is that we have a payment plan either 12 months same as cash, or 24 months with a 6% interest rate. and thats better than most banks now a days. i really cant believe that no one has set up something like that yet with how costly this **** is!
03-30-2009, 04:02 PM
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yeah im in college and i have to design a business and i designed a business that focuses on the differential part of an f-body, and the main thing that sets us apart is that we have a payment plan either 12 months same as cash, or 24 months with a 6% interest rate. and thats better than most banks now a days. i really cant believe that no one has set up something like that yet with how costly this **** is!
03-30-2009, 10:54 PM
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I hear ya bob....
payments would be nice but its hard enough to trust anyone especially with the way the economy is!
If you want to make payments get a loan from a bank or get a credit card....
I will work 60+ hours a week for the next 2 months to buy the rear....
03-30-2009, 11:19 PM
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if you are looking into a rearend and need to upgrade the torque arm from stock or other inferior components, thew Midwest Chassis fabricated 9 inch package is the best way to go.
I offer anything from housings only to complete assembled rearends. we have some econo deals and i also will take deposits to hold current pricing.
pm me with what you are looking for and your budget. I will get you into a rearend as best you will find anywhere.
I offer anything from housings only to complete assembled rearends. we have some econo deals and i also will take deposits to hold current pricing.
pm me with what you are looking for and your budget. I will get you into a rearend as best you will find anywhere.