{ FS } Never Used Progress Tec Sways
04-08-2011, 12:19 PM
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Never Used Progress Tec Sways
I have a set of never used, only removed from the box one time, Front and rear Progress Tec Sway Bars. They were removed from the box one time to check condition, then bubble warped and both placed into one box to save space.
Looking to get $300 for the set. Not looking to ship but if you want to pay the shipping i will look into it.
Thanks
Looking to get $300 for the set. Not looking to ship but if you want to pay the shipping i will look into it.
Thanks
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05-29-2011, 11:14 AM
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I run the same bars. Bump for great product and fair price. Brand new is in the $320 plus shipping range.
You will have much better success of you are willing to ship. It also helps to box them up and weigh them. Providing examples of shipping cost helps too, one to a city within your state and one to the west coast. That way people know the final cost.
You will have much better success of you are willing to ship. It also helps to box them up and weigh them. Providing examples of shipping cost helps too, one to a city within your state and one to the west coast. That way people know the final cost.
05-29-2011, 04:23 PM
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I run the same bars. Bump for great product and fair price. Brand new is in the $320 plus shipping range.
You will have much better success of you are willing to ship. It also helps to box them up and weigh them. Providing examples of shipping cost helps too, one to a city within your state and one to the west coast. That way people know the final cost.
You will have much better success of you are willing to ship. It also helps to box them up and weigh them. Providing examples of shipping cost helps too, one to a city within your state and one to the west coast. That way people know the final cost.
Thanks for the advice. They are boxed up now so I'll look into fining what shipping cost will be. Buyer would have to pay shipping.
05-29-2011, 04:36 PM
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Fedex and UPS should be about the same. The cost will be based on dimensional weight, so try to keep the box as small as possible. If you open a Fedex account you save 10-15% off the standard price and you can print the label at home.
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