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price check on factor sway bars for 87' coupe
Just bought a set of tarrett sway bars. Taking my factory bars off, anyone have any idea what they are worth??
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04-21-2006, 12:36 PM
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I have seen them go for $100-200 for the set, that's just what I have seen though. I am sure others who have actually bought and sold will chime in
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I paid $100 for the front and $75 for the rear. I've seen them go for anywhere from about $65 to $140 on per bar evilbay. The one $140 for a front bar I think was an anomoly. Bidding war between me and two other guys. I let it go at $120, but they kept going. Usually that's not going to happen. If I were you I would list them here on the parts classified for $200 + shipping. I bet someone would take them for that, and you don't have to pay evilbay.
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04-21-2006, 04:02 PM
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The rear bar can be hard to find -- the shape and size are unique to the G50 ('87-89) cars. I think $150 is the going rate for the rear bar. The fronts are common to all the Carrera ('84-'89) cars, I think.
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04-22-2006, 05:59 AM
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I'd be interested in them. Send me a PM and we can try and figure out how much you want. I was quoted 210 by 20th street auto in Pheonix for a pair of them.
Rich
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04-22-2006, 06:27 AM
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