{ FS } Brilliant Black series 1 front bumper
Category: Accessories
Price: $50
Private or Vendor Listing: Private Listing
Part Fits (you may select multiples): Series I
Location (US State/Canada/Int): TX
Item Condition: Used
UPDATE* a dog got into my shed and pushed over the bumper and scratched it more. I added more pics of the damage.
FREE, sorry no shipping, pickup only.
Bumper is now on hold...
Engine Mounts Manual(sold) Transmission(less than 100 miles, I was gifted another set of stiffer engine mounts) - $35 plus shipping
Rear RotaryFX Accent - $10 plus shipping
Catalytic Converter (Unknown mileage, was on the car before I bought it but was working flawlessly at 65959 miles) - $120 plus shipping. Cat is now on hold..
OEM 18" Wheels w/Tires (Have curb rash and scratches) - $200 pick up only
The fronts are 225s installed before I bought the car and rear are 245s with about 2k miles on them.
Last edited by ShadowDragon78; Feb 13, 2014 at 01:15 PM.
kevin@rotaryresurrection
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I actually looked into shipping aspects of the front bumper cover when I parted out my last rx8. I am accustomed to shipping large and unusually shaped car parts including bumper covers, so I was not concerned with it.
Come to find out, the rx8 bumper is a lot larger than an rx7 bumper cover. It's dimensions exceed the UPS, fedex, and USPS size limits. So that leaves you with two options: greyhound bus, or semi truck freight.
Truck freight requires a sturdy box or a wooden crate, and will cost $150-300 depending on origin and destination...plus the cost of the box or crate. This option usually requires the buyer to pick up at the nearest freight terminal in a major city, or have it delivered to a business location (no residential).
Greyhound is a bit less picky and definitely costs less, anywhere from 50 bucks to 150 bucks depending on origin and destination. But it's also a lot more sketchy from what I have read, there is a high risk of delay, loss or damage, and their packaging requirements apparently vary based on the accepting terminal and who is working there at the time. This option also requires the buyer to pick up at the bus station, as they do not do deliveries.
I was lucky in that I was able to sell both of the rx8 bumpers I've had, on a local/personal basis.
Come to find out, the rx8 bumper is a lot larger than an rx7 bumper cover. It's dimensions exceed the UPS, fedex, and USPS size limits. So that leaves you with two options: greyhound bus, or semi truck freight.
Truck freight requires a sturdy box or a wooden crate, and will cost $150-300 depending on origin and destination...plus the cost of the box or crate. This option usually requires the buyer to pick up at the nearest freight terminal in a major city, or have it delivered to a business location (no residential).
Greyhound is a bit less picky and definitely costs less, anywhere from 50 bucks to 150 bucks depending on origin and destination. But it's also a lot more sketchy from what I have read, there is a high risk of delay, loss or damage, and their packaging requirements apparently vary based on the accepting terminal and who is working there at the time. This option also requires the buyer to pick up at the bus station, as they do not do deliveries.
I was lucky in that I was able to sell both of the rx8 bumpers I've had, on a local/personal basis.
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Well, that makes sense as to why he won't ship that piece haha. Never mind on that I guess. Hey OP, what about the air dam on the bottom of the bumper? Would you be willing to part that out for 50$ or so plus shipping?
kevin@rotaryresurrection
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I can't understand why no one has gone to get the bumper. It's worth 300 bucks with the fog lights and lower lip attached. I dont know about you all, but I would drive a couple hours for a $300 come up.
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