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08-08-2007, 08:03 AM
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Back to stock sale! Sold the car, now I have some parts to sell:
SLP Air Lid 2000-2002 LS1: $60 shipped SOLD
Hotpart 2-point Red Strut Tower Brace: $60 shipped SOLD
Ratech GM 7.5" 10 Bolt Gear Install Kit: $70 Shipped SOLD
-Includes Solid Crush Collar
-Includes pinion shims, carrier shims, crush sleeve, pinion seal, pinion nut, ring gear bolts, cover gasket, and pinion & carrier bearings
Factory GM LS1 Alternator rebuilt to 160amp, <1000 miles on it since rebuild, ASP overdrive pulley installed, includes original pulley, and shorter serpentine belt for use with over drive pulley: $170 shipped SOLD
HUMount w/Trans Am WS6 Lettering: $45 shipped SOLD
Home-made carpeted amp rack, allows use of t-top holders, $10, local pickup only in Peoria IL area:
SLP Air Lid 2000-2002 LS1: $60 shipped SOLD
Hotpart 2-point Red Strut Tower Brace: $60 shipped SOLD
Ratech GM 7.5" 10 Bolt Gear Install Kit: $70 Shipped SOLD
-Includes Solid Crush Collar
-Includes pinion shims, carrier shims, crush sleeve, pinion seal, pinion nut, ring gear bolts, cover gasket, and pinion & carrier bearings
Factory GM LS1 Alternator rebuilt to 160amp, <1000 miles on it since rebuild, ASP overdrive pulley installed, includes original pulley, and shorter serpentine belt for use with over drive pulley: $170 shipped SOLD
HUMount w/Trans Am WS6 Lettering: $45 shipped SOLD
Home-made carpeted amp rack, allows use of t-top holders, $10, local pickup only in Peoria IL area:
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08-08-2007, 09:15 AM
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08-10-2007, 03:30 PM
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I removed the rear carpet and screwed 2 wooden blocks into the body, then put the carpet back and screwed the amp rack into the blocks. Worked great. I probably won't hold on to the thing for that long. Its really only about $30 in material that I whipped together in the garage one night. Just a pain in the *** to get all the measurements and get it to fit in snuggly, but you could always just make one yourself. I just figured I'd save someone local the trouble of putting it all together. I would be willing to ship it if you want to cover the costs. I just figured it might be expensive due to the size.... it is pretty light though, its just particle board and carpet.
08-10-2007, 05:19 PM
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Originally Posted by jhanson999
Subs are not for sale, cost waaaay too much to ship to make it work anyones while. Thanks though.
