FS: 1990-97 Flyin' Miata TURBO dual exhaust $450obo
09-11-2012, 05:14 PM
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FS: 1990-97 Flyin' Miata TURBO dual exhaust $450obo
These are the TURBO duals just to be clear since I got a couple calls asking if they were the normally aspirated version
$450 obo STRONGLY prefer local pickup. buyer pays shipping if it ends up going that way.
near Milwaukee, WI 53151
Craig
414.477. eight one one seven
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mankiew at gmail dot com
excellent condition. originally $580 from Flyin' Miata. used for 2-3 summers and then car was in storage for 6 years.
per Flyin Miata's webstie "2.5" pipe with twin 3.5" non-resonated polished tips. All stainless steel. Requires minor cutting of fascia"
instructions for cutting rear bumper cover and template from flyin miata
http://www.flyinmiata.com/support/in...exhaust_M1.pdf
http://www.flyinmiata.com/support/in...emplate_M1.pdf
$450 obo STRONGLY prefer local pickup. buyer pays shipping if it ends up going that way.
near Milwaukee, WI 53151
Craig
414.477. eight one one seven
or
mankiew at gmail dot com
excellent condition. originally $580 from Flyin' Miata. used for 2-3 summers and then car was in storage for 6 years.
per Flyin Miata's webstie "2.5" pipe with twin 3.5" non-resonated polished tips. All stainless steel. Requires minor cutting of fascia"
instructions for cutting rear bumper cover and template from flyin miata
http://www.flyinmiata.com/support/in...exhaust_M1.pdf
http://www.flyinmiata.com/support/in...emplate_M1.pdf
Last edited by mankiew; 09-16-2012 at 05:22 AM. Reason: Added picture on car
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09-13-2012, 07:27 AM
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here is a link
Flyin' Miata : 1990-97 Flyin' Miata n/a dual exhaust (resonated)
The "turbo duals"...which is what am selling have 2.5" pipes.
link to the turbo duals
Flyin' Miata : 1990-97 Flyin' Miata turbo dual exhaust
After the couple calls I received I think there was/is some confusion..not sure why
Craig
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09-19-2012, 01:29 AM
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I don't have it boxed...as I hope to not ship it. My best guess based on the larger items I have shipped is between $75 and $100 dollars ground shipping.
If someone were to pay $100 shipping and it is more I would eat the cost and if it is less I would send a refund down to the actual cost of shipping.
I would really prefer local buyer... that way everybody sees what they are getting and I don't have to waste my time boxing and running around.
If someone were to pay $100 shipping and it is more I would eat the cost and if it is less I would send a refund down to the actual cost of shipping.
I would really prefer local buyer... that way everybody sees what they are getting and I don't have to waste my time boxing and running around.
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09-27-2012, 05:39 AM
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Seriously, not a joke, maybe your Greyhound station is nicer than ours. Here, you go the counter and tell them you'd like to ship an item...after the girl's nails dry she'll look up and ask "what are you talking about?" Then disappear into the back only to return a half hour later and tell you to "come back tomorrow"
Even picking up items there is a f'in disaster. I went to pick up some trailing arms and they told me they didn't have them..after pleading with the girl for 10 minutes she finally let me in the back where I found them in less than a min. Of course, no apology or even acknowledgment of the suck.
long story to say don't ship with greyhound to Milwaukee
Even picking up items there is a f'in disaster. I went to pick up some trailing arms and they told me they didn't have them..after pleading with the girl for 10 minutes she finally let me in the back where I found them in less than a min. Of course, no apology or even acknowledgment of the suck.
long story to say don't ship with greyhound to Milwaukee
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09-27-2012, 01:55 PM
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Seriously, not a joke, maybe your Greyhound station is nicer than ours. Here, you go the counter and tell them you'd like to ship an item...after the girl's nails dry she'll look up and ask "what are you talking about?" Then disappear into the back only to return a half hour later and tell you to "come back tomorrow"
Even picking up items there is a f'in disaster. I went to pick up some trailing arms and they told me they didn't have them..after pleading with the girl for 10 minutes she finally let me in the back where I found them in less than a min. Of course, no apology or even acknowledgment of the suck.
long story to say don't ship with greyhound to Milwaukee
Even picking up items there is a f'in disaster. I went to pick up some trailing arms and they told me they didn't have them..after pleading with the girl for 10 minutes she finally let me in the back where I found them in less than a min. Of course, no apology or even acknowledgment of the suck.
long story to say don't ship with greyhound to Milwaukee
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09-27-2012, 07:44 PM
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Greyhound let my rollbar sit in Chicago for a full month until I got so frustrated I drove down there and picked it up (it was supposed to be shipped to Waukegan, 50 miles north of Chicago).
Never again.
Never again.
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02-20-2013, 07:45 PM
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bump. $425 obo. I am still willing to deliver these to a location about a hour or so outside of Milwaukee If that helps sway anybody.
let me know if you need any more pictures or info.
Thanks
Craig
let me know if you need any more pictures or info.
Thanks
Craig
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