It's a small single turbo so he probably didn't finish the sentence until well after peak HP was achieved.
Don't get me wrong i would never buy it sight unseen, but someone within driving distance could potentially get a good deal.
It's already on a stand, so inspection should be fairly simple before actually installing it.
Looks like an aluminum driveshaft in the back too.
That's the kind of guy i show up with more cash than necessary and buy anything they will sell that is under priced.
I was on the fence about whether or not he was a real seller or had a hacked account.
One of his other items he had for sale i wanted (was a white sim rig), but his shipping price didn't make sense, it was too low.
I bid on it, knowing the risk, but it went higher than i was comfortable with.
I've really never had any trouble getting my money back on ebay and that ad (not sure if all) had an ebay money guarantee.
If found this to be quite common on eBay. Not just car parts, but other items as well. Some people just don’t know how to sell items properly.
ive sold items at a higher price than similar items listed just because of the number and quality of pics. Other sellers will have 1 bad pic, I’ll have 12 high quality pics. My item sells.
I’ve rolled the dice a few times on bad pic/description listings and have done quite well. My best score was a WW2 bayonet with one terrible pic that I bought for $35. Upon receiving it, it was in much better shape and from a rare manufacturer. Instant $400 bayonet.
ive sold items at a higher price than similar items listed just because of the number and quality of pics. Other sellers will have 1 bad pic, I’ll have 12 high quality pics. My item sells.
I’ve rolled the dice a few times on bad pic/description listings and have done quite well. My best score was a WW2 bayonet with one terrible pic that I bought for $35. Upon receiving it, it was in much better shape and from a rare manufacturer. Instant $400 bayonet.
I tend to list every detail in an ebay ad and everything i sell starts at like $25 no reserve. Once you get people in the game, they tend to want to win, besides if i listed it, i've come to the conclusion i don't want it any more and if you title it right, the market will decide the value.
If it's something oddball that people tend to watch and maybe not bid, i just say i'm listing it twice then throwing it in the garbage.
I've had some things that i expected 50 bucks for goto $200.
Anything worth less than $25 i give it away or toss it. I'm not going to the post office for less than that.
If it's something oddball that people tend to watch and maybe not bid, i just say i'm listing it twice then throwing it in the garbage.
I've had some things that i expected 50 bucks for goto $200.
Anything worth less than $25 i give it away or toss it. I'm not going to the post office for less than that.
PayPal doesn’t get their money anymore. eBay is having you input bsvk account info now and holds the funds directly in Ebay abs deposits to bank account.
seems like a new thing as I just set that up couple weeks ago and got my first deposit.
I sell at inflated prices due to the fees, and people still buy
seems like a new thing as I just set that up couple weeks ago and got my first deposit.
I sell at inflated prices due to the fees, and people still buy
I buy practically everything with PayPal if it’s an option.
but yeah, eBay and PayPal are parting ways.
but yeah, eBay and PayPal are parting ways.
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