Originally Posted by SilberUrS6 (Post 7863323)

I would really be happy to get it to someone who will appreciate it, but I'm not looking to get top dollar, nor am I looking to give the stuff away at bargain-basement closeout pricing. So determining what's "fair" pricing (with a bit of a nod toward my Pelican Parts brethren when it comes to final price) and where to sell has been a bit of a puzzler for me. I'll be honest - I'd rather sell it for a little less to a Pelican than try and get top dollar somewhere else. Pelican has been great at helping me keep my 3.2 on the road, and I'd like to pay it forward.

Originally Posted by wdfifteen (Post 8426141)

That's a great sentiment and I used to share it. But I've been burned by members of the Porsche brotherhood too many times. I was selling a bumper at a swap meet and a fellow 356 Registry member and friend was interested. I told him I wouldn't ask him for top dollar, because he said he needed it for his project and, "We are fellow 356 Registry members and friends." Made him a smokin' deal. He sold it to someone else for top dollar at the same swap meet within sight of my table. I watched him do it. That's just one example. It's happened before and since (I'm a slow learner).
There are a lot of great people here and I trust a lot of them, but I'd need to know someone as an individual before I'd cut him any slack. Mere Porsche ownership does not make one a saint - or even a brother - when there are $$ and they are a SNAKE.