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914World.com _ 914World Garage _ Is the front suspension crossmember the same for all years? What's a fair price?
Posted by: doug_b_928 Aug 3 2014, 08:24 PM
As the topic title suggests, I'm wondering if the front suspension crossmember is the same for all years. I did a search and saw a few older posts indicating that $25-$30 is the going rate. Is that a reasonable/fair price?
Posted by: bdstone914 Aug 3 2014, 08:33 PM
As the topic title suggests, I'm wondering if the front suspension crossmember is the same for all years. I did a search and saw a few older posts indicating that $25-$30 is the going rate. Is that a reasonable/fair price?
They are the same for all years and there is little call for them. I have only sold them if they were blasted and powder coated. If anyone will pay $25 I would take it.
Bruce
Posted by: larryM Aug 3 2014, 09:06 PM
I gave one away last year - complete - with all suspension parts attached & hubs & rotors -
Posted by: doug_b_928 Aug 4 2014, 07:27 AM
I would happily pay for a good one, but the shipping from CA to Canada might be too expensive. If either of you have one to sell, please check shipping to Winnipeg. If that ends up being too much, we can also try shipping to Pembina, ND and I can drive down there (1 hour each way) and pick it up.
Posted by: rhodyguy Aug 4 2014, 08:00 AM
i would think it would cost $40ish, maybe more, with the customs hassles, to winnipeg. USPS would be easier than fedex. what's your time worth + fuel?
k
Posted by: stugray Aug 4 2014, 12:34 PM
While on this topic: Are we talking about the piece that can be replaced by a 911 aluminum version?
What are the years/models of 911 to look for for that substitution?
Posted by: doug_b_928 Aug 4 2014, 01:26 PM
i would think it would cost $40ish, maybe more, with the customs hassles, to winnipeg. USPS would be easier than fedex. what's your time worth + fuel?
k
I may head down to Pembina to pick something up anyway, so if it was sent early this week then I could get it at the same time.
Posted by: bdstone914 Aug 4 2014, 09:11 PM
While on this topic: Are we talking about the piece that can be replaced by a 911 aluminum version?
What are the years/models of 911 to look for for that substitution?
.74 and later 911.
Posted by: doug_b_928 Aug 5 2014, 08:58 AM
Does anyone have a straight one of these to sell?
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