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Old Jul 11, 2005 | 04:13 PM
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Originally Posted by WideBodyEK
so lets say i bought a brand spanking new SC61 turbo for $650,..i throw it on my car for one day and the motor cant handle the boost and it scatters,...so now i have this blown motor and i have this SC61 turbo that was driven no more than hmm lets say 6 miles,..now you are saying i cant sell that turbo for no more than $325? fuck that
I was making a generalization, hence the use of the word "usually"

In my experience selling crap, it takes a low price to get a ready, willing and able buyer for used car parts. Unless people know you or you have good references, they're not gonna trust the "it was only on the car for a week" shpiel... Thus the amount of time it was used really doesn't matter, although condtition does. Now if you don't mind if it sits on the market for a while, or if you've got a bigger market to work with in the first place, thats not always the case.
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