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Kon Man

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I have a 3000 mile old K&N drop in filter for my 2009 Sierra 5.3L. Should fit most of the GMT-900 5.3L. I will clean and oil and put in a zip-lock bag in the original box and ship to your doorstep.

 

Part number is 33-2129. Check you fitment at www.knfilters.com

 

 

How about $30 + S/H

 

Email is best [email protected]

Thanks for looking.

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Kon Man

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45 views and no takers.......Somebody needs to change their paper element out now. Might as well get one that will outlast your truck!!!!! :D

 

Help a brutha out here!!

Z45 Senior Enthusiast

Z45

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Really? You can buy then new at amazon for $38 with free shipping

 

A used filter is worthess imo

 

 

K&N 33-2129 Replacement Air Filter by K&N

List Price: $64.97

Price: $38.66 & this item ships for FREE with Super Saver Shipping.

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Kon Man

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Thank you Amazon hall monitor, for your worthless opinion.

In light of this wonderful comparative shopping analysis, I guess I'll be open to reasonable offers.

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Oops. Double post. I also didn't mean to sound terse. I would have appreciated that kind of input too.

 

Larry

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Kon Man

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Oops. Double post. I also didn't mean to sound terse. I would have appreciated that kind of input too.

 

Larry

 

 

Yeah Larry, it sounded like he was trying to help by telling me my stuff is worthless.........thanks for your input also........

GasHog369 Senior Enthusiast

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:wtf:

 

 

Instead of that smiley, i should have done a :P since this thread is full of win :wtf:

 

Goodluck with your sale but when posting on a public forum for all to see, and all to respond, you should realize that if your deal isnt screamin on a used filter, you will get some criticism.... If someone buys something off the internet its mainly to save $ and usually one of the first places to go is amazon or ebay... At least i do.. And when i list stuff on forums, i check such sites first to see what there price is since whats the purpose of buying something off an individual when a company has cheaper.. Gives you a good guideline of where to start your pricing.

 

One other thing... and please take this as constructive criticism, I dont know if i would choose a username as "Kon man" when trying to sell something :dunno:

 

 

 

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Kon Man

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Yeah, but some of us don't sit on internet forums all day, or research prices of stuff on ebay all day. I don't touch Amazon EVER, so I don't care what they say. If you aren't interested don't look, nor is it a requirement to respond to every f'ing post you read. There are people on here selling used crap at rediculous prices all the time, but I don't feel it necessary to belittle people for it, I simple go to the next thread.

 

And the name "Kon Man" came from the first GM vehicle I had when I registered on most of these forums, which was a YUKON, hence the name.

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Yeah, but some of us don't sit on internet forums all day, or research prices of stuff on ebay all day. I don't touch Amazon EVER, so I don't care what they say. If you aren't interested don't look, nor is it a requirement to respond to every f'ing post you read. There are people on here selling used crap at rediculous prices all the time, but I don't feel it necessary to belittle people for it, I simple go to the next thread.

 

And the name "Kon Man" came from the first GM vehicle I had when I registered on most of these forums, which was a YUKON, hence the name.

 

I may take it off your hands, if it fits in my truck. I have the 6.0. Where in SE MN are you. I live in Zumbrota, but am in Roch damn near every day. oh, and why are you getting rid of it

Georgebaumann Enthusiast

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Really? You can buy then new at amazon for $38 with free shipping

 

A used filter is worthess imo

 

 

K&N 33-2129 Replacement Air Filter by K&N

List Price: $64.97

Price: $38.66 & this item ships for FREE with Super Saver Shipping.

 

+1 used air filters

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Yeah, but some of us don't sit on internet forums all day, or research prices of stuff on ebay all day. I don't touch Amazon EVER, so I don't care what they say. If you aren't interested don't look, nor is it a requirement to respond to every f'ing post you read. There are people on here selling used crap at rediculous prices all the time, but I don't feel it necessary to belittle people for it, I simple go to the next thread.

 

And the name "Kon Man" came from the first GM vehicle I had when I registered on most of these forums, which was a YUKON, hence the name.

 

I may take it off your hands, if it fits in my truck. I have the 6.0. Where in SE MN are you. I live in Zumbrota, but am in Roch damn near every day. oh, and why are you getting rid of it

 

 

Looks like he is in SE NM buddy.

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