Alright chy’all, as much as it pains me to do this, I need to try and raise some funds to get the 6 back on the road. I really really want to get some headers on before the motor goes back in to avoid completely the stupid precats and sadly that’s just not in the budget. So this stuff has got to go. If it doesn’t sell, I’ll keep it all and put it on. That being said, prices will be firm and there will be no discounts (unless multiple items are being purchased).
First up, a set of my custom LED sidemarkers. These were one of the sets I originally made last go around. They are stock amber ones, lightly smoked. I personally think they would look spectacular on a White or Red 6, but would also look good on any color. Now, one of the markers does have some very slight imperfections in it from a previous attempt at smoking them. My friend was able to get almost all of cleaned off, but I counted 3 dots, about the size of, uhhhh ummm, something really small. For that reason, these can be had for $40 shipped to your door.
And next, these are one of the coolest and highest quality standalone HID lights you can buy. Sylvania Xenarc X1010. These were discovered by me one day rummaging through the back room at my work. Found them and asked my boss if I could buy them. These were made I'd guess about 5 years ago before HIDs were so popular and we're also impossible to find like this. I put them on my Legacy until it died about 6 months later. They have maybe about 10 hours of use on them. They originally had 6000k bulbs in them, I swapped them for some 4300k to match the headlights on the 6 better, but never got to put them on. When I had them on my Subie, I would drive at night with just these and my parking lights and they were insanely bright. These are very rare and cannot be found very easily anymore. The glass looks very good with no cracks or pits, and the chrome ring is still nice and shiny. I have modified the control box to accept a straight negative trigger to turn them on. Otherwise, both wireless remotes are in the box. $270 shipped to your door.
Link: http://www.brightheadlights-hid.com/Headlights-x1010.htm
I also have my combination switch that I was going to use with these, you know the headlight stalk with the fog switch built in. I could throw that in the box for another $30. I can get a picture of that too if necessary.
I've been storing some of this stuff for close to a year, getting it all together to put it in the 6 for one bad ass system. Clean and loud, just how I like it.
First up, 2 Brand New Alpine SWS-1043D's. I bought these from my boss intending on selling one to someone else at my work and using the other in the 6. He backed out and I've had them sitting since last winter. These are brand new, only been opened for pictures. All plastic and paperwork still perfectly intact. $65 each shipped to your door.
Here's a link to Alpine's site for more info.
http://www.alpine-usa.com/product/view/sws-1043d
Next up is an amp to go with the subs. An Alpine MRP-M450 Mono Amp. Same story, bought it off my boss. It was used as a display model, which in turn left it a little dusty and the box it not the greatest of shape. But nevertheless, it is still brand new with all the parts minus the paperwork. In all honesty, this amp would work perfect for one of those subs, but both could be wired in and it would be fine. $60 shipped to your door.
Link: http://www.crutchfield.com/S-qPbNlQHUIS0/p_500MRPM450/Alpine-MRP-M450.html
Next, a 4 channel amp I bought to accompany my speakers. An Alpine MRP-F450 4 Channel Amp. This was going to be used to power the tweets and mids separately for some spectacular sound. I got this from CL from a guy who used it for 6 months then got a new vehicle so he took this out and rid himself of it. It is in very good condition, but I do not have the box or the paperwork. Also, the screws for the end caps are not there. But if that's an issue, I will get some that will work for you. $100 shipped to your door.
Link: http://www.crutchfield.com/S-edV6MeNEBaz/p_500MRPF450/Alpine-MRP-F450.html
And to the final piece. These I was soooo, looking forward to getting in my car and will be very sad to see it go. But, such is life. These are Alpine SPX-17PRO speakers. These speakers retailed for around $900 when they were new. I got these from CL from a guy that owned his own stereo place. He had these in his car, got new ones and these were sitting in his closet for a year or so. Everything is included. Now I know you might be saying to yourself, Nate, where are the mids and the other tweeter, well the mids are currently installed in my car and one of the tweeter grills was messed up something fierce, so I spent about 45 mins de-supergluing and cleaning the grill. Then I reformed it, painted it and voila, good as new. That one also has the wires cut about and inch shorter than the other, but there is still plenty left to hook it up. The speakers come with adjustable crossovers with numerous different options as well as adapters for different sized openings. $300 shipped to your door.
Link: http://www.alpine-usa.com/product/view/spx-17pro/
Also, I can probably include some wiring for the amps/speakers. For sure speaker wire and most likely some power and ground wire as well.
So there you have it, I feel like this is a great collection of products that would completely change your audio experience. Thanks for looking.
Nate
First up, a set of my custom LED sidemarkers. These were one of the sets I originally made last go around. They are stock amber ones, lightly smoked. I personally think they would look spectacular on a White or Red 6, but would also look good on any color. Now, one of the markers does have some very slight imperfections in it from a previous attempt at smoking them. My friend was able to get almost all of cleaned off, but I counted 3 dots, about the size of, uhhhh ummm, something really small. For that reason, these can be had for $40 shipped to your door.
And next, these are one of the coolest and highest quality standalone HID lights you can buy. Sylvania Xenarc X1010. These were discovered by me one day rummaging through the back room at my work. Found them and asked my boss if I could buy them. These were made I'd guess about 5 years ago before HIDs were so popular and we're also impossible to find like this. I put them on my Legacy until it died about 6 months later. They have maybe about 10 hours of use on them. They originally had 6000k bulbs in them, I swapped them for some 4300k to match the headlights on the 6 better, but never got to put them on. When I had them on my Subie, I would drive at night with just these and my parking lights and they were insanely bright. These are very rare and cannot be found very easily anymore. The glass looks very good with no cracks or pits, and the chrome ring is still nice and shiny. I have modified the control box to accept a straight negative trigger to turn them on. Otherwise, both wireless remotes are in the box. $270 shipped to your door.
Link: http://www.brightheadlights-hid.com/Headlights-x1010.htm
I also have my combination switch that I was going to use with these, you know the headlight stalk with the fog switch built in. I could throw that in the box for another $30. I can get a picture of that too if necessary.
I've been storing some of this stuff for close to a year, getting it all together to put it in the 6 for one bad ass system. Clean and loud, just how I like it.
First up, 2 Brand New Alpine SWS-1043D's. I bought these from my boss intending on selling one to someone else at my work and using the other in the 6. He backed out and I've had them sitting since last winter. These are brand new, only been opened for pictures. All plastic and paperwork still perfectly intact. $65 each shipped to your door.
Here's a link to Alpine's site for more info.
http://www.alpine-usa.com/product/view/sws-1043d
Next up is an amp to go with the subs. An Alpine MRP-M450 Mono Amp. Same story, bought it off my boss. It was used as a display model, which in turn left it a little dusty and the box it not the greatest of shape. But nevertheless, it is still brand new with all the parts minus the paperwork. In all honesty, this amp would work perfect for one of those subs, but both could be wired in and it would be fine. $60 shipped to your door.
Link: http://www.crutchfield.com/S-qPbNlQHUIS0/p_500MRPM450/Alpine-MRP-M450.html
Next, a 4 channel amp I bought to accompany my speakers. An Alpine MRP-F450 4 Channel Amp. This was going to be used to power the tweets and mids separately for some spectacular sound. I got this from CL from a guy who used it for 6 months then got a new vehicle so he took this out and rid himself of it. It is in very good condition, but I do not have the box or the paperwork. Also, the screws for the end caps are not there. But if that's an issue, I will get some that will work for you. $100 shipped to your door.
Link: http://www.crutchfield.com/S-edV6MeNEBaz/p_500MRPF450/Alpine-MRP-F450.html
And to the final piece. These I was soooo, looking forward to getting in my car and will be very sad to see it go. But, such is life. These are Alpine SPX-17PRO speakers. These speakers retailed for around $900 when they were new. I got these from CL from a guy that owned his own stereo place. He had these in his car, got new ones and these were sitting in his closet for a year or so. Everything is included. Now I know you might be saying to yourself, Nate, where are the mids and the other tweeter, well the mids are currently installed in my car and one of the tweeter grills was messed up something fierce, so I spent about 45 mins de-supergluing and cleaning the grill. Then I reformed it, painted it and voila, good as new. That one also has the wires cut about and inch shorter than the other, but there is still plenty left to hook it up. The speakers come with adjustable crossovers with numerous different options as well as adapters for different sized openings. $300 shipped to your door.
Link: http://www.alpine-usa.com/product/view/spx-17pro/
Also, I can probably include some wiring for the amps/speakers. For sure speaker wire and most likely some power and ground wire as well.
So there you have it, I feel like this is a great collection of products that would completely change your audio experience. Thanks for looking.
Nate
