2002 Camaro SS Stock Exhaust - Manifolds to Y-Pipe
11-30-2014, 12:31 PM
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2002 Camaro SS Stock Exhaust - Manifolds to Y-Pipe Category: Engine - Exhaust
Price: $200
Part Fits: 93-02 Chevrolet Camaro, 93-02 Pontiac Firebird
Location (State): WI
Item Condition: Used
Shipping Information: Item Can be Shipped
LS Engine?: Fits LS Engine
For Sale: 1998 - 2002 F-Body Complete Exhaust from the Manifolds to the Y-pipe.
Price: $200+shipping
Mileage: All parts have about 25,000 miles on them.
Obviously this stuff is heavy and big and will likely cost a pretty penny to ship it. I can ship via truck freight though which could help reduce overall cost vs regular UPS or FedEx. Also shipping to a business address will also help lower the shipping costs compared to residential.
I'm just looking for $200 in my pocket (after shipping and paypal costs. The cats alone are probably worth at least $160 for metals recycling and I'm going to call tomorrow to find out what they are worth. But for a buyer of the exhaust it obviously works much easier if the cats are also included. So I would just have to get a shipping quotation for the parts to the address and then whatever shipping is the buyer would pay that plus another $200 for the parts. Obviously a local buyer would work out much better for me. I'm willing to meet someone from WI, IL, IA, MN, MI within a 1 hour drive from Madison.
Includes:
1. Left and Right Manifolds
2. Manifold to Cylinder Head MLS gaskets
3. Manifold bolts
4. Manifold to Cat Gaskets
5. Left and Right Catalytic converters (one is brand new and never been used)
6. Misc Heat shields
7. Y-pipe with hanger
8. Exhaust clamp to go from y-pipe to cat back exhaust.
Last edited by Nick 2K2 SS; 12-18-2014 at 09:39 PM. Reason: All parts taken to scrap yard. No longer available.
12-12-2014, 10:12 PM
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Will sell manifolds (and related parts) and Y-pipe for shipping costs plus $50.
If parts do not sell by next Wednesday Dec 17th then I will be taking the CATs to the recycle yard and the rest of the exhaust will get dumped there as well.
I already know I can get $80-$100 for each CAT at the recycle yard so I will not sell the CATs for less than $225. If someone needs CATs for their car to get it running right and pass emissions then that is a very good deal for a good set of CATs considering they list for $500+ each on GM Parts direct. And one of the CATs is brand new and never been installed on a car. Still has GM part label on it.
If parts do not sell by next Wednesday Dec 17th then I will be taking the CATs to the recycle yard and the rest of the exhaust will get dumped there as well.
I already know I can get $80-$100 for each CAT at the recycle yard so I will not sell the CATs for less than $225. If someone needs CATs for their car to get it running right and pass emissions then that is a very good deal for a good set of CATs considering they list for $500+ each on GM Parts direct. And one of the CATs is brand new and never been installed on a car. Still has GM part label on it.
12-13-2014, 11:31 AM
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For your information I did call my local metal recycle yard and asked them what I could get for the CATs so I did get my facts straight. Before you accuse someone of not checking their facts maybe you should more carefully read the posts. Also there is more than just Platinum inside of a catalytic converter that is recyclable.
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Sorry I did not see your reply and I took everything in to the scrap yard on Wednesday. I'm not sure why I didn't get an e-mail notification since I subscribed to the thread. I'm very sorry. I would have helped you out if I would have seen this.
