RE: Parts valuation

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I tried to sell a rear lower seat on Ebay, didnt get alot for it but 
infortunatly, shipping was really high so the sale didnt go through. It 
becomes an O/S box through Fed Ex or UPS and that increases the shipping 
costs immensly. USPS wont even handle it, its too big. I think my bids 
went up to about $25.00 for a very nice 440 trim red lower rear seat. 

For Ebay prices, look at completed auctions, ( you can do this after you 
have regitered) You will then be able to see what the items similiar to 
yours started at and when they ended at.

Jim, if youe 65 coronet 500 seats are the two tone red, send me an email 
through this forum.

Doc.
Jim500mopar@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> 
> 
> Is there such a thing as a "price guide" on older car parts?
> 
> I've got things to sell from my '65 Coronet 500, but don't know what a 
> reasonable price to ask would be.  I'm not interested in gouging fellow 
> Moparites, 
> but also don't want to find out later that I took a big loss when I'm 
> needing 
> money to finish my own project.
> 
> Example:  Have a complete a/c-heater box assembly from under the dash, 
> backseat, etc.
> 
> I've never used E-bay, but I hear even there you must make some minimum 
> valuation to start...
> 
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