For Sale: Every single part off an 07 MT Liftback

[CTScott]

Originally Posted by japle

If the rear trims are still there, i want them too, can you work out the total including shipping to my place? Thanks

I found them. They were under half a meter of snow.

Just to verify before I run the shipping numbers, here is a picture of the parts I believe you are looking for:

Bumper parts.jpg

[japle]

Originally Posted by CTScott

I found them. They were under half a meter of snow.

Just to verify before I run the shipping numbers, here is a picture of the parts I believe you are looking for:

Attachment 52714

Thats them allright, how much incl shipping?

[tk-421]

I have a list of parts that I'm WTB ASAP. Please let me know if you got 'em!

04945-52130 & 04478-52070
48068-59145 & 48069-59135
48820-52030
48815-52090

I'm also interested in the rear drum brakes, but I don't have a P/N for those. Besides, I'm sure they're super heavy and thus really expensive to ship.

[CTScott]

Originally Posted by tk-421

I have a list of parts that I'm WTB ASAP. Please let me know if you got 'em!

04945-52130 & 04478-52070
48068-59145 & 48069-59135
48820-52030
48815-52090

I'm also interested in the rear drum brakes, but I don't have a P/N for those. Besides, I'm sure they're super heavy and thus really expensive to ship.

OK. I have the following of your list:
Front calipers - I have a pair of perfect calipers (which would be easier than installing the rebuild kit)
Stabilizer Links - I have a brand new pair
Left control arm


I don't have:
Brake pad shims
Rear drums (sold a while back)
Right control arm
Stabilizer bar bushing


If it would be easier/cheaper for you, I could pick up the rest of the parts that you need and ship them down to Mexico. For the rear brakes, it might be more economical for shipping to just grab the shoes and springs, unless you really need the drums as well.

[tk-421]

48069-59135
48068-59145

Turns out I need to swap these two parts again...
@CTScott: You wouldn't happen to have another set lying around, right? LMK

[CTScott]

Originally Posted by tk-421

48069-59135
48068-59145

Turns out I need to swap these two parts again...
@CTScott: You wouldn't happen to have another set lying around, right? LMK

Wow! Are the roads down there that bad that you are chewing through ball joints?

I don't have any on hand, but if it would be less expensive for you I can track down a set.

[tk-421]

I'll ask if the shoes & springs are enough tomorrow morning. They did mention that the drums were quite worn (but they could just be pulling my leg).

As for you getting those parts, I would be forever grateful if that's not too much of an inconvenience. Here's the price list sent by my dealer (converted to USD) for your reference:

04465-52260 $142.011
04495-52140 $132.191
04945-52130 & 04478-52070 $51.2902
90916-02500 $67.0044
48068-59145 & 48069-59135 $844.023
48820-52030 $250.870
48815-52090 $124.519

[CTScott]

Originally Posted by tk-421

I'll ask if the shoes & springs are enough tomorrow morning. They did mention that the drums were quite worn (but they could just be pulling my leg).

As for you getting those parts, I would be forever grateful if that's not too much of an inconvenience. Here's the price list sent by my dealer (converted to USD) for your reference:

04465-52260 $142.011
04495-52140 $132.191
04945-52130 & 04478-52070 $51.2902
90916-02500 $67.0044
48068-59145 & 48069-59135 $844.023
48820-52030 $250.870
48815-52090 $124.519

Wow! That is crazy. I am guessing that I should be able to get you everything for under $300 shipped.

[tk-421]

I knew those prices were inflated, but I had no idea it was this bad. I owe you BIG TIME!

[xbr3akd0wnx]

do you still have the front plastic skid plate? Mine are all torn away from the bolts and scratch the roads when i hit a dip

[CTScott]

Originally Posted by xbr3akd0wnx

do you still have the front plastic skid plate? Mine are all torn away from the bolts and scratch the roads when i hit a dip

No. That sold quite some time ago. I actually need one now myself and am in the process of making an aluminum one, as the OEM plastic ones are quite expensive.

[japle]

Those panels go between the tires and the bumper on the inside right?

Refer page et44 from service manual, exterior section

Sorry, cant really see them, but judging from the size, i think its them.

[CTScott]

Originally Posted by japle

Those panels go between the tires and the bumper on the inside right?

Refer page et44 from service manual, exterior section

Correct on the trim panels.


It looks like shipping would be crazy ($278) for the foam pieces, because of their size. The smallest I could box them is 5 inches over the limit for priority mail, so they would have to go GXG Express.

Shipping for the plastic trim panels alone would be $55 and I could do $20 for them.

[japle]

i think we can forget about shipping it over here since its way too expensive...

[CTScott]

Originally Posted by japle

i think we can forget about shipping it over here since its way too expensive...

I wish I could find a more reasonable way to ship large (any dimension over 12") items overseas. I have been working with Fedex, but even with my discount for my business, they are still more expensive than USPS.

[tk-421]

Shipping containers are an option, but larger or more irregular package sizes also add a lot to the cost.

[CTScott]

Originally Posted by tk-421

Shipping containers are an option, but larger or more irregular package sizes also add a lot to the cost.

I don't need to go that large, but for example the parts pictured above that Japle was interested in would fit in a box 26" x 18" x 12", which is by no means a huge box, but with USPS (which for packages this size is almost always the cheapest method of shipping out of the US) it exceeds the maximum box size for Priority Mail, so you have to move up to GXG Express, which is crazy expensive.

[tk-421]

If it's not a huge size, then shipping via container tends to be the least expensive option, with the tradeoff being that it takes longer to arrive. It's only oversized or odd-sized packages that tend to be overcharged since it's more difficult to fit them inside each container (considering that they try to fill each one as tightly as possible).