Aftermarket Sway Bars.
05-11-2006, 01:11 PM
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Aftermarket Sway Bars.
I bought these from a forrum member but I am selling my C4 and I have never found the time to install them yet.
Pics didn't post correctly for some reason. I'll troubleshoot and fix that tonight.
Thanks for looking.
These were removed from a 52K mile 87.
One used 26mm solid rear swaybar with poly bushings.
$110 plus shipping
One used 30mm solid front swaybar with poly bushings.
$110 plus shipping
Or $200 for both. Shipping is obviously extra, but I will deliver within a reasonable range of Norfolk Va. for a small fee.
Not sure of the manufacturer.
Pics didn't post correctly for some reason. I'll troubleshoot and fix that tonight.
Thanks for looking.
These were removed from a 52K mile 87.
One used 26mm solid rear swaybar with poly bushings.
$110 plus shipping
One used 30mm solid front swaybar with poly bushings.
$110 plus shipping
Or $200 for both. Shipping is obviously extra, but I will deliver within a reasonable range of Norfolk Va. for a small fee.
Not sure of the manufacturer.
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05-11-2006, 03:11 PM
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I cut and pasted the info I got when I bought them into the first post. They came off of an 87. I bought them for an '86. I am sure that if they were on an 87, they would go onto an 86. I did the research at the time, but I don't remember anytihng except these would work for me. Anything else I would say would just be guessing.
05-11-2006, 03:32 PM
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Originally Posted by USAsOnlyWay
Looks like underneath his name there it says 86 coupe.
This is a hell of a deal!
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This is a hell of a deal!
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actually an 86 VERT, and an 04 coupe.
Yeah, I could get a few more bucks if I were willing to drag out the process. But selling my first vette is tramatic enough and I just want it to be over.
Ever since I got the C5 though, I just don't spend the time on it a 20 year old car needs. My wife was trying to get me to sell it since I got the C5, but I was resisting. Then she started in with the " that poor neglected C4 out there... It's a shame that there's nobody out there would give it a good home" So I finally agreed that it would be making somebody else a lot happier than it was for me.
05-11-2006, 11:06 PM
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Here is a shot of them i nmy back yard
http://www.vc-technologies.com/ebay/IMG_2614.JPG
The right side for them
http://www.vc-technologies.com/ebay/IMG_2615.JPG
The left
http://www.vc-technologies.com/ebay/IMG_2616.JPG
and a close up of the condition of the bushings
http://www.vc-technologies.com/ebay/IMG_2617.JPG
http://www.vc-technologies.com/ebay/IMG_2614.JPG
The right side for them
http://www.vc-technologies.com/ebay/IMG_2615.JPG
The left
http://www.vc-technologies.com/ebay/IMG_2616.JPG
and a close up of the condition of the bushings
http://www.vc-technologies.com/ebay/IMG_2617.JPG
05-11-2006, 11:07 PM
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Originally Posted by 87 rag
PM sent.
05-12-2006, 08:32 AM
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Originally Posted by Fozzy_Bear
To be totally honest, I have no idea how to ship internatoinally and would really rather avoid it.
They would likely end up being more $ than I want to spend with the extra shipping and duties, etc.
For future though, you (and anyone else planning to sell something on this forum) should specify US only if that is what they prefer.
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05-12-2006, 09:15 AM
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Originally Posted by 87 rag
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For future though, you (and anyone else planning to sell something on this forum) should specify US only if that is what they prefer.
Jeff
For future though, you (and anyone else planning to sell something on this forum) should specify US only if that is what they prefer.
Jeff
Yup. You're absolutely right. I should have mentioned that, but dropped the ball. Please accept my appology.
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Originally Posted by Fozzy_Bear
Jeff,
Yup. You're absolutely right. I should have mentioned that, but dropped the ball. Please accept my appology.
Yup. You're absolutely right. I should have mentioned that, but dropped the ball. Please accept my appology.
The appology wasn't needed but is appreciated.
Thank you.