OE '99 sport suspension (N. Carolina)
 

I still have the original equipment suspension from my '99 sport. It's all fully assembled, as I installed Tein Flex on the car. Used for 53k miles.

- Bilstein shocks
- sport package-specific springs
- bump stops
- dust boots
- shock mounts

$150 firm, for local pickup in Fayetteville, NC. Might consider shipping in a couple weeks if no interest locally.

PM or email em99sport at gmail.com

Buy these and have FCM revalve them:

http://fatcatmotorsports.com/FCM_Bil...ck_revalve.htm

Meet a brother some where between you and Virginia Beach?

I'm not looking to waste four hours in the car and $30 in gas just to get rid of these.

shipping?
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I'm getting close to boxing them up. I'll update the thread in a couple days if someone local doesn't jump on them.

To those interested: If you're considering haggling with me over $10, don't bother sending the PM. I am not a spineless piece of shit that caves to the ridiculous actions of idiots.

Do 190 shipped and I'll take them. Like you, I'm not in the mood to haggle and I figure 40 for shipping will make it worth your while.

If that's fine, PM me your paypal

I can't do business with anyone that condones the existence of the WS6.

Understandable. I'm sure you also hate Jews don't you?

Looks like someone is a profiling expert.

This is a pretty bad attitude for a person wanting to make a sale. I have sold several suspension coilovers before in the past and from my experience, 40 dollars typically covers shipping via UPS Ground with insurance practically anywhere in the 48 states. We all want to make as much money as we can, but its just the nature of any buyer in these economics times. Obviously that includes me. I don't mind paying you 200 dollars for a good set of coilovers that will work great for my 91 BRG, but it is offensive this comment that you made, "ridiculous action of idiots".

Was it the ridiculious action of an idiot when Mr.Stanford paid 8,750 for a 99 10th anniversary with 33,000 miles instead of 9,250 as I originally priced the car at? Of course not! Even though the buyer, Mr. Stanford, could more then likely paid full price, he did what any common sensed individual would do, he bartered with me and I compromised on my price a little bit. I still made a good profit, which is really what matters to me. It's part of being an honest and decent salesman.

Mr. Stanford got a great automobile for an excellent price, and it made him feel better about himself that he saved 500 dollars.

I don't see where anybody impied that you were spineless, but you can take some positive criticism, so lighten up. If you want 200 dollars shipped in the 48 states and you won't take a penny less, then just be honest and say your price is firm. Don't take it to offense that me or some other person with bills to pay, or children to raise, is trying to save a little money here and there....

First off, I really don't give two shits about your feelings being hurt by my no-nonsense approach to this transaction. If you want the cheapest possible option, go to ebay. Had you read my original post in this thread, I clearly stated the picked-up price was firm. It was bolded for extra clarity. It shouldn't be too difficult for one to assume that the shipped price would not be negotiable either. Ya think?

Whatever previous experiences you've had about getting worked by a haggler have no place in my thread. It's your business that you were fleeced, not mine or anyone else's. The suspension pieces I was selling were very fairly priced, and I had no desire to go back and forth over a selling price. The widespread mentality on car forums to lowball the hell out of everyone is in fact ridiculous, and I won't play that game.