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#489753 02/20/24 01:19 AM
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Hello everyone.
Just joined and will be trying to learn the lay of the land.
Come from a Chevy family. My grandfather and dad had a gas station, body, repair shop sense 1949. Also a allis chalmers farm equipment dealership. We have been taking inventory of farm equipment parts and find some car parts. Some stuff we can’t identify. Which section on here could I post to help ID parts. Thank you

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Allisguy #489761 02/20/24 12:06 PM
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Welcome. You can post your questions in the General Discussion forum. If you want to list them for sale be sure to put them in the Parts For Sale forum and include a price.


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Allisguy #489786 02/21/24 12:56 AM
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Thank you. And what if you want to ask what something is worth.

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You can always ask that question but getting a satisfactory answer can be elusive. Values of anything are completely subjective. It depends on how bad the seller wants to sell, how bad the buyer wants to buy, the location of the buyer/seller, the condition of the item, the rarity of the item, etc.. The best thing a potential seller can do, In my opinion, is to look for comps just like real estate. If a similar item sold (not asking price but actual selling price), see what it sold for. If you can't find comps set the price higher than you think it might be worth and see if it sells. If it doesn't sell, lower the price and try again. Or use an auction site that sells similar items and let the market tell you what it's worth.


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Allisguy #489791 02/21/24 09:26 AM
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Thank you


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