Fair Price???? HELP!
#1
08-23-2007, 06:57 PM
Fair Price???? HELP!
Just thought I would pick your guys' and gals' brains. I posted my stock 2002 Z06 sway bars, springs and shocks for sale on this forum. I have a member interested....... Now I am wondering, what would be a fair price for these items? Anybody know a way to look up the part numbers, to see what all this would cost new? To give a starting point to work down from? My car has 6,100 miles on it. Thanks for the help!
#2
08-23-2007, 07:50 PM
RE: Fair Price???? HELP!
A fair price? In my experience, take the price new, and its about 1/5th that. In good condition.
#3
08-23-2007, 08:24 PM
RE: Fair Price???? HELP!
Now I just need to figure out new prices.....Thanks!
You have a guess at a ball park figure, if you were selling these items, Lee?
You have a guess at a ball park figure, if you were selling these items, Lee?
#4
08-24-2007, 10:44 PM
RE: Fair Price???? HELP!
ORIGINAL: tankerpilot01
Now I just need to figure out new prices.....Thanks!
You have a guess at a ball park figure, if you were selling these items, Lee?
Now I just need to figure out new prices.....Thanks!
You have a guess at a ball park figure, if you were selling these items, Lee?
Does Ecklers sell these items? You could checkout their site:
www.ecklers.com.
Just a thought.
#5
08-26-2007, 10:06 PM
RE: Fair Price???? HELP!
Cool thanks! Didn't think about them....found shocks and sway bars on there...but not the springs....still looking around on the internet!
#6
08-29-2007, 09:19 PM
RE: Fair Price???? HELP!
ORIGINAL: tankerpilot01
Just thought I would pick your guys' and gals' brains. I posted my stock 2002 Z06 sway bars, springs and shocks for sale on this forum. I have a member interested....... Now I am wondering, what would be a fair price for these items? Anybody know a way to look up the part numbers, to see what all this would cost new? To give a starting point to work down from? My car has 6,100 miles on it. Thanks for the help!
Just thought I would pick your guys' and gals' brains. I posted my stock 2002 Z06 sway bars, springs and shocks for sale on this forum. I have a member interested....... Now I am wondering, what would be a fair price for these items? Anybody know a way to look up the part numbers, to see what all this would cost new? To give a starting point to work down from? My car has 6,100 miles on it. Thanks for the help!
Take a pic of the receipt for the new installed items, next to the odometer. Then put the ad in the local auto trader. Ya gotta' start with high numbers, to stop everyone from callin' wonderin' if 'corvette' parts will fit in their '75 AMC Pacer, or '83 Dodge Colt.
If you don't sell 'em at 4/5's new price, THEN come down a little.
#8
09-20-2007, 08:48 PM
RE: Fair Price???? HELP!
ORIGINAL: cwb
You gotpractically newpieces for sale (minus time of course). Charge maybe four-fifths of the new item price, not one-fifth!
Take a pic of the receipt for the new installed items, next to the odometer. Then put the ad in the local auto trader. Ya gotta' start with high numbers, to stop everyone from callin' wonderin' if 'corvette' parts will fit in their '75 AMC Pacer, or '83 Dodge Colt.
If you don't sell 'em at 4/5's new price, THEN come down a little.
ORIGINAL: tankerpilot01
Just thought I would pick your guys' and gals' brains. I posted my stock 2002 Z06 sway bars, springs and shocks for sale on this forum. I have a member interested....... Now I am wondering, what would be a fair price for these items? Anybody know a way to look up the part numbers, to see what all this would cost new? To give a starting point to work down from? My car has 6,100 miles on it. Thanks for the help!
Just thought I would pick your guys' and gals' brains. I posted my stock 2002 Z06 sway bars, springs and shocks for sale on this forum. I have a member interested....... Now I am wondering, what would be a fair price for these items? Anybody know a way to look up the part numbers, to see what all this would cost new? To give a starting point to work down from? My car has 6,100 miles on it. Thanks for the help!
Take a pic of the receipt for the new installed items, next to the odometer. Then put the ad in the local auto trader. Ya gotta' start with high numbers, to stop everyone from callin' wonderin' if 'corvette' parts will fit in their '75 AMC Pacer, or '83 Dodge Colt.
If you don't sell 'em at 4/5's new price, THEN come down a little.
I agree!
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