As tittle states i have a cobb ap for sale, about a week old, wasnt to happy with it mostly because of the extra price of a good tune i knew when buying it that some ppl really didnt like the pre programed tunes but i wanted to see for myself......anyway the price is $475.00 obo i am in the daytona beach area if local pick up is needed but as far as shipping goes i will ship flat rat via usps...i have everything that comes new with it box/papperwork etc....i also have a winsheild mount for hands free live data veiwing...feel free to pm

 

Hold on to it and Buy the tuning service from MM you will not regret it

 

499 brand new that comes with warranty, just letting you know

 

475.00 yep you may have it for a bit.....just a week ago, someone had a hard time selling their cobb for 350.00

 

i dont know how the warranty would work from person to person but like i said its maybe a week old and as far as the quoted price.... u can save 20 bucks or make a offer

 

$20 isn't much savings vs. buying brand spanking new directly from a more legit seller....

 

whats the diff if u buy it brand new or a week old if it still has a warranty....it has no moving parts to break lol

 

Just consider that people are selling very lightly used cobb Ap's for 350-400.

Shipping included on most.

 

350-400!??? mannnn if you sell it for 350 i would meet you in orlando (half way) and buy it. i live in tampa.

 

Keep an eye on the forum, then.

 

Nothing personal, but it's more a long the lines of knowing who we're doing business with. Honestly I think more people would rather buy it new from retail. As opposed to a personal seller. It's worth the 20 bucks.

There are less things to worry about such as, if it gets damaged during shipping, you know you're not gonna get a "That sucks bro..." from a retailer. Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying that you'd do that or saying anything about you as a seller personally. It's just that the general consensus is, buying from a retailer is much safer.

If you're going to want people to buy into the risk, I would start at $425 and bump your way down.

Just my $0.02