SURF RUNNER
Senior Member
I usually sell these for around $90, but I have reduced the price for a quick sale. You won't find these cheaper than $69. This insulator is almost $300 new from Toyota.
These are hard to find so don't wait if you need one. The last time I found one of these was about 6 months ago. Usually these go with the OEM Sport hood, but this hood was damaged - that is the only reason this one is for sale. This listing does not include the 11 plastic clips/discs that secure the heat shield to the hood. These snap off and break when I use my nylon trim removal tool.
This is a complete insulator. All 11 installation holes are intact. As you can see overall this one is in good condition.
The price is $69 plus whatever Greyhound shipping costs you. I package the heat shield securely in a corrugated flat box. As far as Greyhound shipping cost (GPX) the first one I sold was $68 to Alabama. The second one I sold was $71 to Michigan. The third one I sold to the SF Bay area was $72 for shipping. If the Greyhound estimate is high they will refund you the difference.
Please send as a gift or add 3% so that I still receive $69. As you probably know these cost $285 new from Toyota. I called Toyota of Dallas to confirm this. The part number for the heat shield is 53341-35032 if you want to buy a new one. There are 11 clips that secure the heat shield to the underside of the hood. The part number for these is 90467-09006. They are sold individually for about $1 each.
Please call or text me at 979-574-2070. As always, no PMs, holds, posts or dibs to buy this item. The first person to send me a PayPal payment gets the heat shield.
Thanks,
Greg
So this is how I ship them. I place the insulator on corrugated cardboard from a large box. The cardboard is 58" x 38". The insulator is very stiff, so this helps with the integrity of the packaging. The molded/raised parts add about 3" to the height of the package.
I use the awesome brown box tape from U-Haul to reinforce the cardboard and tape around the edges. The edge of the package is about a 1/4" thick and the center is about 3".
I made the rounds on the internet and in person and the only reasonable way to this these is on Greyhound. The estimate for this first one was $68. I would use 10 pounds for the estimate.
These are hard to find so don't wait if you need one. The last time I found one of these was about 6 months ago. Usually these go with the OEM Sport hood, but this hood was damaged - that is the only reason this one is for sale. This listing does not include the 11 plastic clips/discs that secure the heat shield to the hood. These snap off and break when I use my nylon trim removal tool.
This is a complete insulator. All 11 installation holes are intact. As you can see overall this one is in good condition.
The price is $69 plus whatever Greyhound shipping costs you. I package the heat shield securely in a corrugated flat box. As far as Greyhound shipping cost (GPX) the first one I sold was $68 to Alabama. The second one I sold was $71 to Michigan. The third one I sold to the SF Bay area was $72 for shipping. If the Greyhound estimate is high they will refund you the difference.
Please send as a gift or add 3% so that I still receive $69. As you probably know these cost $285 new from Toyota. I called Toyota of Dallas to confirm this. The part number for the heat shield is 53341-35032 if you want to buy a new one. There are 11 clips that secure the heat shield to the underside of the hood. The part number for these is 90467-09006. They are sold individually for about $1 each.
Please call or text me at 979-574-2070. As always, no PMs, holds, posts or dibs to buy this item. The first person to send me a PayPal payment gets the heat shield.
Thanks,
Greg
So this is how I ship them. I place the insulator on corrugated cardboard from a large box. The cardboard is 58" x 38". The insulator is very stiff, so this helps with the integrity of the packaging. The molded/raised parts add about 3" to the height of the package.
I use the awesome brown box tape from U-Haul to reinforce the cardboard and tape around the edges. The edge of the package is about a 1/4" thick and the center is about 3".
I made the rounds on the internet and in person and the only reasonable way to this these is on Greyhound. The estimate for this first one was $68. I would use 10 pounds for the estimate.
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