RE: Body part pricing?

[Dave Walters <whdavid@xxxxxxxxx>]

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Andy Grow wrote:
> 
> Trying to plan ahead here...if I don't end up selling the car, and I 
> part it out, how the heck do I figure out how to FAIRLY price the body 
> parts and stuff from the car??
> 
> I've got no opportunity for hitting the local swap meet...they don't 
> exist up here.  EBay has very little on it to compare to, not to mention 
> I hate EBay.
>  
> Anyone have any suggestions?  I was considering calling a few places 
> that I know have used parts and getting a baseline from them.
>  
> Thanks.
> Andy
> 
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  People will rarely offer what the part is worth.It's like trading in a 
car to the dealer,you'll get wholesale.The old addage,"if you're selling 
it's junk;if you're buying it's gold", always applies.

I tend to pay a little more for nicer sheetmetal.My guidelines:
 
All parts,No 1 cond.- hood,$150-200
                      decklid 100-150
                      bumpers,driver qual.100-150
                      fenders,bare 250-350 EA.
                      doors,hdtp,bare 100-150
                      doors,post,bare 200 and up
                      side trim, market price?

I'd almost kill for a pair dent-free 64 Dodge headlight 
surrounds(horseshoes).

  Dave Walters
  Denver, Co.
  

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