some questions about price...

Started by Duffil, July 29, 2007, 08:37:03 PM

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Duffil

I recently "sold" some parts and need to give the guy a price, but really don't know how much this stuff is worth. Help a brotha out?

Stock Birfs...50 apiece?
COMPLETE knuckle assy, Left and right, including steering arms...wheel bearings/seals/spindle nut kit were done maybe 3 months before I pulled the parts to store them. FROR sells spindles for 20 and I think used knuckles are like 20..thinking maybe 75 per side?

SFA calipers...good working condition..40bucks/pair?
WARN hubs, only 2 or 3 runs....75 bucks?

These need to be "fair" priced.  I'm not looking to shaft the guy, or to cut my own throat on the pricing.  I think my ballparks are kinda high, but :dunno:

NT-OUTBACK

The SFA calipers are overpriced I would say they are worth about $5-10.  I imagine there are alot of sets floating around after people upgrade to vented rotors.

Duffil


kneedownnate

Stock sfa calipers can go for more if you sell them to 240z owners, they use them to replace thier single piston front calipers. 
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You could always get a low ball price reference by checking those parts up on Car-parts.com and checking what the cheapest listed price is. Then make your decision based on that?
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Quote from: kneedownnate on July 29, 2007, 11:46:42 PM
Stock sfa calipers can go for more if you sell them to 240z owners, they use them to replace thier single piston front calipers. 

Chee (our shipper) just did this to his '77? 240Z. He ran into trouble because he can no longer fit his 14" wheels over the calipers
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Quote from: BigMike on July 29, 2007, 11:49:40 PM
Chee (our shipper) just did this to his '77? 240Z. He ran into trouble because he can no longer fit his 14" wheels over the calipers

77 would be 280!  73 is last year of 240, 74 was 260 and 75 was first year of 280.  Early 240s were the most desirable, but I'd take any year right now.  One of the coolest things I've done was drive my friend's girlfriends brothers 240z.  I was giggling like a school girl :gap: and she didn't know why. 
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10-4 Good buddy, I just checked and his 240Z is from 1972 :thumbs:
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