Misc S4 sale: Wheels, spare, starter, AA-chips, etc
03-24-2009, 11:23 PM
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Misc S4 sale: Wheels, spare, starter, AA-chips, etc
OK folks, help me clear my garage while putting some of these pretty-well-preserved 88 S4 parts to good use?
These are off my 88 S4 automatic, and had ~28k miles on them when removed.
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I have a nearly perfect set of oem flat-dish wheels, original finish, nothing more than a tiny scuff on them, with 225 / 245 size Michelin Pilot Sport Cup tires mounted and balanced. Tires are ballpark 70% tread (PSC's are made with fairly shallow tread depth to start with). I'd take $400 for the set, and I'll throw in the red spare if you take them. Cost to ship is gonna hurt the bargain here, so consider picking them up with a nice trip to Santa Barbara... (update - red spare available solo for $50 [sold], 4 oem dish without spare for $375 [still avail] )
[sold] I have a nice looking factory inflation kit, appears never used. I have no idea on value for this - let's call it $50.
[sold] I have the oem Starter, works perfectly, was replaced by smaller unit to make room for the oil pan on my stroker. $50.
[sold] I have a brand new OEM Bosch Idle Control Valve, list is around $300, I'll take $100 for it.
[sold] I have a nice set of AutoAuthority Chips appropriate to the 87-91 S4. These are real ones, not copies. Includes install instruction sheet. List is around $500. I'm asking $150.
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All prices assume you pick the item up, or arrange shipping.
OK, now let's see if I can get the pics uploaded right....
These are off my 88 S4 automatic, and had ~28k miles on them when removed.
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I have a nearly perfect set of oem flat-dish wheels, original finish, nothing more than a tiny scuff on them, with 225 / 245 size Michelin Pilot Sport Cup tires mounted and balanced. Tires are ballpark 70% tread (PSC's are made with fairly shallow tread depth to start with). I'd take $400 for the set, and I'll throw in the red spare if you take them. Cost to ship is gonna hurt the bargain here, so consider picking them up with a nice trip to Santa Barbara... (update - red spare available solo for $50 [sold], 4 oem dish without spare for $375 [still avail] )
[sold] I have a nice looking factory inflation kit, appears never used. I have no idea on value for this - let's call it $50.
[sold] I have the oem Starter, works perfectly, was replaced by smaller unit to make room for the oil pan on my stroker. $50.
[sold] I have a brand new OEM Bosch Idle Control Valve, list is around $300, I'll take $100 for it.
[sold] I have a nice set of AutoAuthority Chips appropriate to the 87-91 S4. These are real ones, not copies. Includes install instruction sheet. List is around $500. I'm asking $150.
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All prices assume you pick the item up, or arrange shipping.
OK, now let's see if I can get the pics uploaded right....
Last edited by ShawnSmith; 03-25-2009 at 04:24 PM. Reason: update on sales status
03-25-2009, 02:01 AM
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better double check the shipping price, i would honestly say closer to $20 but let me know, i do need one to fill the space in my rear end
with the void left by the sub removalmy zip is 90028
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03-25-2009, 11:33 PM
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Hey - just a quick thank you to all the folks who signed up on my garage sale. It was nice to offer unwanted parts at very modest prices and see everyone win, since I really did need to make some space.
Most stuff is spoken for, except for my desire for a local buyer on the wheels+tires to avoid shipping.
Any takers before I go into how-the-heck-do-I-pack-these-things-in-boxes mode?
-Shawn
Most stuff is spoken for, except for my desire for a local buyer on the wheels+tires to avoid shipping.
Any takers before I go into how-the-heck-do-I-pack-these-things-in-boxes mode?
-Shawn
03-26-2009, 01:21 AM
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I think you would be best served packing them into Four 24 x 24 x 12 boxes. There are weight restrictions for items and this avoids that, but it requires you buy 4 damn boxes and ship 4 packages to the same location, very sucky!
im paying your invoice as we speak
03-26-2009, 01:47 AM
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If you are shipping wheels with tires on them you can just put a piece or two of cardboard over the purdy side of the rim and wrap them with plastic wrap stuff. My local UPS store did it for me for like $3 per wheel/tire.
