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PIAA Airdam for 99-02 Silverado Pickups For Sale

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I have a PIAA airdam for a 99-02 1500 or 2500 series pickup, and this will also fit 01-02 HD pickups, as well as 00-present tahoes and suburbans...

 

Anyways, the reason I'm selling this is mainly due to the fact that on a non-lifted 4x4, it's sort of counter-productive to have to re-adjust your lights every single time you drive through a snowbank, and I tend to do a lot of that in the winters, so I'm selling the airdam and buying a grille guard so I can mount my lights up higer.

 

I have had this on my truck for about 2 years now, and it's actually still in pretty darn good shape, it's held up very well.

 

I am asking $100 SHIPPED (check or money order please) for this. I'm basically gonna have to buy a long *** box to ship it in which I'm sure will cost me at least $20, so it's basically like paying $80 for the airdam and $20 shipping.

 

It includes all original brackets, however I have bought all-new grade 8 mounting bolts for it since I had to use the old ones to put my stock air dam back on. It has all required bolts/nuts/washers just like it came from the factory, only grade 8 now instead of grade 5 (at least most of it is grade 8). Please note that some of the original bolts are 13mm while the ones I bought as replacements are 5/16. Sorry for the inconvience :sigh:

 

Here are some pictures of the airdamn.

 

1.) Here isthe airdam with original brackets, instructions, and ground bolt (although I never used the brass ground bolt thingy)

 

http://www.spoh.com/~dogmeat/airdam.jpg

 

2.) Here is the back view, as you can see it has all required mounting hardware (bolts/nuts/etc)

 

http://www.spoh.com/~dogmeat/airdam2.jpg

 

3.) Original Instructions

 

http://www.spoh.com/~dogmeat/instructions2.jpg

 

4.) The very bottom of the airdam is lightly scuffed up. There are two sets of small holes I drilled in the upper lip of the airdam at one point to run some brackets through, although I quickly realized this was a bad idea and never put any lights there. The holes or the scuff marks are TOTALLY INVISIBLE when the airdam is mounted on the truck, you can't even see them unless you're looking up from underneath the truck

 

pic1) http://www.spoh.com/~dogmeat/holescuff.jpg

 

pic2) http://www.spoh.com/~dogmeat/hole.jpg

 

pic3) http://www.spoh.com/~dogmeat/scuff.jpg

 

 

Again, I'm only asking $100 SHIPPED (check or money order please) for this. The price of a new airdam from most places I've seen is ~$180, not including shipping ....

 

So if you would like a nice way to dress up your truck, shoot me a PM. :wtf:

MountaineerTom Senior Enthusiast

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Do you have any pictures of it when it was installed on your truck? Prefferably kind of close up, I'd like to see what the two inside openings look like when installed. I have a body lift, so I'm wanting to see what all I may have visible through those holes.

 

Thanks.

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Mega Dogmeat

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C'mon guys, this is half what you'd pay new for this, and it's not even broken or anything! :cool:

 

I'll even throw in the cheap set of checker lights I was using on it if somone wants it (minus wiring hardware though, just the lights that fit)

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