Which used parts I should pull for easy selling?
03-13-15, 11:11 PM
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Which used parts I should pull for easy selling?
I am out of work and want to make some money by pulling parts from local junk yard and selling them..but I dont know much about lexus accept that its luxury car.
Can you suggest which used parts I should pull in order to sell it easily.
Also, suggest year ...can you also suggest models?
Can you suggest which used parts I should pull in order to sell it easily.
Also, suggest year ...can you also suggest models?
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03-14-15, 08:42 AM
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Welcome to CL as a new poster.
. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't quite follow you on the issue of "pulling" parts, or whether your proposal actually makes much economic sense. Why would most people buy used parts from you, at a mark-up (I'm assuming you're trying to make a profit on them), when they can go directly to the yard and buy them at (presumably) the same lower prices that you paid the yard for them? 
. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't quite follow you on the issue of "pulling" parts, or whether your proposal actually makes much economic sense. Why would most people buy used parts from you, at a mark-up (I'm assuming you're trying to make a profit on them), when they can go directly to the yard and buy them at (presumably) the same lower prices that you paid the yard for them?
03-14-15, 10:56 AM
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Welcome to CL as a new poster.. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't quite follow you on the issue of "pulling" parts, or whether your proposal actually makes much economic sense. Why would most people buy used parts from you, at a mark-up (I'm assuming you're trying to make a profit on them), when they can go directly to the yard and buy them at (presumably) the same lower prices that you paid the yard for them?
. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't quite follow you on the issue of "pulling" parts, or whether your proposal actually makes much economic sense. Why would most people buy used parts from you, at a mark-up (I'm assuming you're trying to make a profit on them), when they can go directly to the yard and buy them at (presumably) the same lower prices that you paid the yard for them?
03-14-15, 11:40 AM
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Well, OK, then, if you want to go that route, one thing you might want to start with is wheel-rims. With the number or potholes and the poor condition of today's American roads, a lot of fairly expensive wheel rims are getting damaged or ruined. Alloy rims can cost quite a bit brand-new, so some people are probably looking for used ones.
03-14-15, 10:47 PM
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Which parts to scavenge for resale
surprisngly it i s the smallest and electronic parts that are the biggest moneymakers
Just do a search on eBay Motors in autoparts and accessories and sort by SOLD highest prices first.
So you could concentrate on electronic engine parts and ECU / Tranny / relays . Easy to carry and transport.
I have seen some people making at least $1,000 a week jsut doing what you are thinking of doing
PM me if you have more questions
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Just do a search on eBay Motors in autoparts and accessories and sort by SOLD highest prices first.
So you could concentrate on electronic engine parts and ECU / Tranny / relays . Easy to carry and transport.
I have seen some people making at least $1,000 a week jsut doing what you are thinking of doing
PM me if you have more questions
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