Category: Engine - Exhaust
Price: $400
Private or Vendor Listing: Private Listing
Part fits: 2010+ G37 Sedan
Location (State/Prov): NY
Item Condition: Used

This exhaust was on the car for about three weeks. This exhaust was modified with the "cut, flip, weld" method to enable it to fit my AWD vehicle. Note that The shop also spot welded the tips onto the cans, rather than using clamps. I don't have the car anymore and I am selling it for $400, for local pickup only in the NYC area. I'm not able to ship this. no bolts or gaskets are included

The weld job is a little rough, but the exhaust is still in like-new condition, as you can see from the pictures. The rough welding is reflected in the price; you're getting this exhaust for about 1/2 the price of a new unit.












Video of my car with the q300, FI RHFC's and Stillen gen3 CAI:

vid1.mp4 Video by 21pits | Photobucket

 

Too bad no ship but the price is still kinda high.

 

Thanks for your interest, but this exhaust still costs around $910 to $964 new. I realize that it doesn't have bolts and gaskets, and has been modified, but I shaved about $400 off of a basically new unit, which has already been modified to fit the AWD G's, and should still fit the non AWD G's.

 

I'm interested. Will be in central NJ towards the end of next week.

 

how is that high? seems like a steal to me!

 

Thanks, botlfed98; I thought the price was reasonable. ZahyMatar, please keep me posted. PM me if you'd like to discuss it further. Thank you!

 

PM sent.

 

Alright guys, this is still available and I really need this stuff out of my house. I dropped the price to $400, which literally is a steal. Someone come get this! Willing to meet halfway in the city.

 

Wow man I wish you was near me. I'll take it if you just happen to change your mind and ship which I'll cover and willing to cover a "extra work" fee as well lol

 

Thanks Mr. Grant. I would ship it but I threw out the original box. I'd have to split it up into two large boxes (not even sure where to find boxes that big ), and the components are so large and bulky I worry about it bouncing around in transit and arriving scratched :\

If nothing comes through locally I may have no choice but to figure out shipping this thing. Thanks for your interest

 

If you do decide to ship, you can go through Greyhound bus freight, just bubble wrap all the pieces about 3 wraps then get those large zip ties (for air ducts)and zip tie the whole setup along w/ plenty of tape to keep the bubble wrap intact. If the buyer had a greyhound depot nearby you can save about 2/3rd the shipping compared to UPS, Postal or Fed Ex.

 

Home Depot/Lowes and Office Max have all size boxes as well.

 

I would be ok going the greyhound route since one is near me, if that will be a cheaper route instead of going the normal shipping way. I definitely have the 400+ shipping so say about 490 maybe even if its a little more that ok. Just let me know I don't have any bills but lets not say something else may catch my eye and I start spending again. I'm kind of doing it now as I type this lmao. So if your ready to make a quick sale with a little involved process let me know

 

Alright guys, I had a couple people interested via PM but nothing came through. I even had a lowball offer of $350 . I needed this stuff out of my house ASAP, so I ended up giving this thing to my cousin, as his stock exhaust was in horrible shape. 'least it stays in the family. Thanks for all interest (even the lowballer, I guess. )