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Join Date: May 2004
Location: San Antonio, TX
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Buying used parts - how to value when unused
When buying parts from an individual, that have never actually been used (i.e. seller bought part but changed mind and couldn't return), is there a general guideline to use for pricing? Like, maybe 80% of the original price (or best price found on internet)?
Just wondering what would be fair for both parties. Thanks, Skip
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The only thing you're lacking when buying new parts from pp is warranty. Therefore it really depends on what the item(s) for sale are. There are no rules. Just what is fair to both parties. I would generally agree with 80% being ballpark.
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I don't think there is a general rule. I would say it depends on what it is. SSI's would probably sell for 85-90%, unused rubber gaskets might sell for 60% it just depends on what the seller and buyer agree on. At least that is how I have seen it go most times.
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Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: cutler bay
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well there is list [dealer/stealer price]
common net discount price 50 to 80 of list inter net sale price [around 50] wholesale cost yardsale lowball dump ie get this stuff out of my garage price and it all varys by what when and were and who why and how too you could sell a buddy a rare older bit that you paid say 100 for 20 years ago and now lists for 500 for 200 and both feel good |
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