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Le Mans Master
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As stated, go to Ebay. Check each of your items in the Completed Listings Only section. This will give you the amounts they were sold for or bid to without selling. This is the current value. Just checking the current listings can be misleading, as some items are overpriced, and do not sell, and other items sit at a low number, and then shoot up in the last 30 seconds.
Last edited by landshark 454; Oct 9, 2009 at 10:34 AM.
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Odd as it sounds, I usually price my parts at what I'm willing to let it go for. And I'm always surprised that I underestimate the value but content when I get that payment. You'll be surprised at what some people are willing to pay for something that you don't need and might not ever use. Can I interest you in some 1958 Cadillac Fleetwood 60 Special parts from a car that I haven't owned for 20 years ? 
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