3rd Gen Factory Springs & Panhard Bar
Mar 1, 2007 | 06:49 PM
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3rd Gen Factory Springs & Panhard Bar
I recently installed a lift kit on my 2002 4Runner and no longer have a need to keep my factory stuff.
Up for sale is my OEM (not OME) front & rear springs (4 Springs total) and my Panhard Bar. Let me say that again, this is all factory equipment components that were installed on my truck from the factory now up for sale.
There are no shocks for sale due to the fact, they had to be "ripped" off... if you know what I mean. (We later chunked them.)
The springs themselves and panhard bar are in good condition. I sanded both ends of the panhard bar to remove some surface rust and then hit both ends w/ a rattle can.
All 4 springs had a small bit of surface rust in the exact same spots. Each spot was the size of a nickle or dime located on the top and bottom. I sanded the sposts and hit the spots w/ a rattle can too. (Notice the shinny black spots on the springs. That's the spray paint.)
I'm telling you all this up front so you are not later suprised. I don't have a price set on this set, so just make me an offer
Up for sale is my OEM (not OME) front & rear springs (4 Springs total) and my Panhard Bar. Let me say that again, this is all factory equipment components that were installed on my truck from the factory now up for sale.
There are no shocks for sale due to the fact, they had to be "ripped" off... if you know what I mean. (We later chunked them.)
The springs themselves and panhard bar are in good condition. I sanded both ends of the panhard bar to remove some surface rust and then hit both ends w/ a rattle can.
All 4 springs had a small bit of surface rust in the exact same spots. Each spot was the size of a nickle or dime located on the top and bottom. I sanded the sposts and hit the spots w/ a rattle can too. (Notice the shinny black spots on the springs. That's the spray paint.)
I'm telling you all this up front so you are not later suprised. I don't have a price set on this set, so just make me an offer
Mar 2, 2007 | 06:06 AM
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whyd you remove your panhard bar?
Mar 2, 2007 | 06:30 AM
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Mar 2, 2007 | 08:26 AM
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how much for the panhard rod?
Mar 2, 2007 | 10:02 AM
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I had wanted to sell this as a complete set, but if you'd like just the Panhard Bar, I'd say $65 shipped. Toyota sells them for $180 new.
Heck, I'd sell everything for $160 including shipping.
Heck, I'd sell everything for $160 including shipping.
Last edited by Rock Slide; Mar 13, 2007 at 08:06 AM.
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