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Hey guys. I traded in my 2013 yesterday and have a bunch of parts laying around the garage. Prefer pickup but will ship at buyers expense.
All parts work as expected except dash kit which has some quirks. everything has normal wear. Lights may have minor scratches from normal road use, etc. Havn't looked close at them in a while.
Weather tech mats - SOLD
custom box with 4 jl subs - $800
autospring leveling kit - $50 tow mirrors- SOLD
camper top clamps - $10
stock muffler - $50
emblems - $10 spare carrier - SOLD
stock suspension - make offer
curved 54" light bar with brackets - $250
recon tail lights - $200
db drive amps - $125 each or $200 for both
scosche FD6206b dash kit (for f150 w/ 4" center screen) - $200 pioneer radio - SOLD
Weather tech floormats for 09-14 non-flowtrough console screw. $150
autospring 2.5" leveling kit (fits 2wd and 4wd) $50
custom box with 4 JL 10tw1-4 subs. Cleanest, clearest setup I've ever heard. would like to sell them all together. $800
camper top clamps. missing a bolt (can get at lowes for less than $1). $10
stock badges. $10 (blue oval sold, F150 side and rear badge still available)
spare tire carrier. $20
stock suspension. front and rear shocks, knuckles, misc. parts. Probably about 40k mi on shocks. Make an offer
curved 54" 500w (5w osram leds) with brackets for 09-14. $250
DB drive OKUR A3-1550w amps. $125 each or $200 for both
recon smoked led tail lights - 2009-14 f150. $200 for the pair
Schoshe dash kit for f150 with 4" center screen. bought new for $350, selling for $200. The HVAC unit doesn't stay in constant power, so each time the truck is turned off, the ac unit resets to neutral (not a huge issue, you get used to it after 4 or 5 drives). a few clips snapped off, but it sits behind trim on both sides that holds it firmly in place. $200
recon lights, are they plug and play or do I need to buy an adapter/converter/etc
I THINK you will need a resistor to prevent hyper flash. I do not personally own aftermarket lights so I can’t confirm, but I do believe that’s what I was told by a buddy who has these same lights.
I didn't need to use anything additional to the light itself. It might have a resistor pack built on the back of the housing? But I know for sure they are plug and play with no issues.
08-17-2018, 12:13 PM
Parts sale - need gone asap
