Pricing on parts
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Drifting
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From: New York
Pricing on parts
Hi guys
I have had my 1969 since 1974 and have accumulated some original parts that I have put away with the when I did a modification.
I like to sell some of these parts. Things like original fuelie heads, intake, body parts, things that have original casting numbers may be worth something.
Where can I get an idea of fair pricing?
Thanks!
I have had my 1969 since 1974 and have accumulated some original parts that I have put away with the when I did a modification.
I like to sell some of these parts. Things like original fuelie heads, intake, body parts, things that have original casting numbers may be worth something.
Where can I get an idea of fair pricing?
Thanks!
Safety Car
Joined: May 2008
Posts: 3,753
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From: Lafayette Louisiana
I would check ebay, but many times on ebay, the items are overpriced and sit and sit. You can also check "completed" ebay auction items for the "numbers in green" that actually sold for a price. And last check here, the prices in the parts section here are pretty realistic and many times do not stay up for sale very long.
Good luck, and another thought for you, you can sell a few items on ebay with a starting price of the minimum that you would take, no reserve. If you guess too low a starting price, the market will bid it up for you. If you guessed too high a starting price, nobody bids, so maybe you overpriced it. That is my logic FWIW. BTW, ebay charges you for listing plus paypal gets their cut too.
Good luck, and another thought for you, you can sell a few items on ebay with a starting price of the minimum that you would take, no reserve. If you guess too low a starting price, the market will bid it up for you. If you guessed too high a starting price, nobody bids, so maybe you overpriced it. That is my logic FWIW. BTW, ebay charges you for listing plus paypal gets their cut too.
