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pm sent a couple days ago regarding springs.

wheels gone.

roof rack parts pending.

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They are 15x6.5 and will clear stock GT brakes and suspension with 205's.

I had someone from the forum express interest in coming to pick them up, and I am waiting to hear back if that's still a go.

Thanks!

Pics email'd.

I'm in Ferndale, just north of Detroit. It's about a 2 hour ride. Email me at thinoxygen@gmail.com for more info.

I really need to free up some space in the garage, so....

NEW DEAL:

If you live in Michigan and can pick up, the wheels and tires are FREE. That's right, folks, FREE. You must be a member of 6GC to qualify. I'll ebay the hubcaps, unless you'd like to work something out.

The stock springs are also FREE. Again, pick up only.

I've had a few emails about the roof rack, but no takers.

94celigts has spoken for the doors.

I am still awaiting payment for the SRI.

I would really prefer to give stuff to someone in the community.

Let's make this happen.

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intake sold, pending payment.

wheels reduced to $80 for the set. $20 apiece for mounted & balanced all-seasons on oem toyota wheels with a full set of oem toyota hubcaps is silly cheap.

bnib ST rear brake shoes for $20, shipped to the continental us.

winter's coming and my garage isn't getting any bigger!

doors are (tentatively) sold to 94celigts, pending pickup.

according to the thule fit guide, both coupes and hatchbacks can use the same feet (400XT) and fit kit (#231).

i've only had it set up for my hatch, but it shouldn't be an issue to put it on a coupe.

email me at thinoxygen@gmail.com if you're interested

garage clean-out before winter. offers?

Sorry about the delays with pics, broke my phone the other day and didn't get a replacement until yesterday. PM's replied.

pm me your email address and i'll send a few!

bump for finding f&r toyota emblems, and a set of rear brake shoes for an ST.

edit

Bonobo - Black Sands. The entire album.

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I have a set with practically new Continental Extreme Contacts, painted gunmetal. I used to live in Lake Orion, actually - I can deliver (free shipping!).

The car is for sale and I have a spare set of wheels/tires, so I might be willing to sell them separately for the right price.

PM if you're interested.

SEE UPDATES BELOW!

I sold my car locally and have the following parts left over for sale:

Full set of 2004 Corolla steelies with generic all-seasons. Hubcaps included. $100 for the set.

DS and PS doors, rust-free (from Arizona). One is red, one is white w/ black primer. Jambs were spray-bombed blue to match my car. $50 for BOTH (tentatively sold - on hold)

Factory springs. FREEBIE. come n' get 'em.

Crappy modular SRI with HKS-style washable foam filter. (tentatively sold, pending payment)

Thule roof rack with UNOBTAINIUM Fit Kit for 6GC, including SRA (short roofline adapter) no bike trays, but locks are included. Set up for a hatch, I'll even help install it. $250


E-mails to thinoxygen@gmail.com

Thanks,

Alex

Strut bar is sold, short shifter pending...OP edited.

PM'd

PM's replied.

Strut bar shipped, thank you Fate.

strut bar sold to fate, thanks!

everything else still up for grabs.

Strut bar pending to Fate.

Everything else is still here, best offer on anything!

I forgot to put "FS" in the title of my thread, never had a chance to fix it before it got deleted...so here's attempt #2. Apologies to the faster-than-lightning mods and any interested parties.

I'm cleaning out my garage, and have a few parts taking up valuable real estate. All prices are without shipping, here's the breakdown.

TRD Rear Strut Bar - pretty good shape, some light rust around bolt holes and some scrapes in the paint. Straight and otherwise perfect. Does NOT include the padded sleeve or panel covers, but if you want to trade for the set I've already cut to accommodate it, let me know. SOLD!



Custom Short Shifter - hand-fabbed by yours truly, a modified TIG-welded version of the stock lever. Fits right into the stock base and uses the same clips, boot, and knob. Not perfect, but works well. Sale Pending!



Full Set (4) 2003 Corolla steel wheels with tires - I bought them as winter wheels, but since I don't plan on driving my Celica in the snow ever again, I won't be needing them. They are 15x6.5" with 5x100mm bolt pattern. They will clear stock GT brakes all around. No bends, paint is in okay shape, mounted with off-brand all seasons (205/55-15) that are in fair shape. $150



Full Set (4) Corolla 5-star Hubcaps - Original Toyota, some nicks but no cracks or big chips. I preferred the look without them, so I only used them for a week or so. I'll throw them in for free with the wheels, otherwise they're $30.



Bendix Rear Brake Shoes for ST - bought them by mistake. Brand new in the box, replace 'em CHEAP, $20



RANDOM PARTS (best offer)

Stock springs
Stock airbox assembly


All parts can be picked up from my house just north of Detroit (or I can deliver within a reasonable distance for gas money or something) or will be shipped USPS or UPS according to size. Paypal only, please.

Thanks for looking!

-Alex

new (old) weekend/ridiculous car.



B14 200SX SE-R
U13 Bluebird SR20DET
Suspension, brakes, tuning, the whole shebang.

I'm not sure how I lived without boost.

i just started riding this year on a 79 cb750. at first i got a lot of remarks about the 750 being a lot of bike for someone just getting into the sport, but it's actually served me well. older medium-displacement bikes are plentiful, inexpensive, reliable, and easy to repair. while the 750 has enough power for the freeway and such, it's slower-revving and more subdued than a more modern, high-revving sportbike and as such, easier to keep a lid on. i'm actually looking for a project bike for the winter, and it will most likely be something similar.

i took the msf basic rider course at the local community college and i 100% recommend it. most states offer them, and it's hands-down the best $25 i've ever spent, period.

an unsolicited comment on gear - a bit of advice i was given by a guy who nearly died in a motorcycle wreck years ago: buy the best gear you can possibly afford, and always dress as though you KNOW you're going to crash. i have a joe rocket alter ego and it's great.