FS:Stock springs off of 2002 Protege ES
June-15th-2003, 10:50 PM
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FS:Stock springs off of 2002 Protege ES
Selling stock springs with approx 1200 miles on them for 45.00 shipped anywhere in the lower 48. Email me at leegina@***-internet.com because I do not check this board to often. Thanks
Last edited by leegina; July-10th-2003 at 11:22 PM.
July-25th-2003, 03:47 PM
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dude, that is funny
keep the thread alive by replying to yourself
I was like, OMG, who is buying stock springs
Sorry to hear that man, that nobody wants it
but, you know, who would want a stock spring
when they bought the car stock from the dealer
Good luck!
keep the thread alive by replying to yourself
I was like, OMG, who is buying stock springs
Sorry to hear that man, that nobody wants it
but, you know, who would want a stock spring
when they bought the car stock from the dealer
Good luck!
July-25th-2003, 04:42 PM
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Hey, I for one might be interested. I gave my stock ones to a buddy so he could cut them and try to fit them on a demo car he was working on. I got a goddam clunk that is annoying as hell with my Eibachs. I might go back to stock to make it go away!!
July-26th-2003, 11:52 AM
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man, what are you talking about
I know man, that they are useful
What I am trying to say is that most people do
Actually DO save they original stock springs,
just because maybe, they will need it in the future
But as we saw here, there are exceptions, what ever they are
it is like 5% chance that somebody needs it......
it is just a matter of finding it then and making yourself available
to sell them at the right time
anyway, the original reason I responded is just to put my
opinion that you respond to your own threads just to keep it alive, that's all
I know man, that they are useful
What I am trying to say is that most people do
Actually DO save they original stock springs,
just because maybe, they will need it in the future
But as we saw here, there are exceptions, what ever they are
it is like 5% chance that somebody needs it......
it is just a matter of finding it then and making yourself available
to sell them at the right time
anyway, the original reason I responded is just to put my
opinion that you respond to your own threads just to keep it alive, that's all
