"y8s shed is big, but not that big" random parts sale
10-23-2019, 11:08 AM
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No thank you.
I have a good collection of oil filters myself, but the cost of shipping them via ups or usps would be just about the cost of these items shipped from amazon. So yeah, not worth the hassle of shipping to make zero money and the buyer to not even get a deal.
Unless Y8S knew some simple shipping method that I don't know about, i.e. a bunch of stamps on the filter box. I've received items from ebay like that before.
I have a good collection of oil filters myself, but the cost of shipping them via ups or usps would be just about the cost of these items shipped from amazon. So yeah, not worth the hassle of shipping to make zero money and the buyer to not even get a deal.
Unless Y8S knew some simple shipping method that I don't know about, i.e. a bunch of stamps on the filter box. I've received items from ebay like that before.
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10-23-2019, 11:16 AM
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I put it in a box and stamp it, sure.
It's not a great deal, but I don't want to lose money on it.
More to the point: I have a neighbor with an NB2 now since starting this thread. He's not going to mod it, but he's cheap and gives me lots of exotic beers and home brew so I'll probably hand deliver it to him.
It's not a great deal, but I don't want to lose money on it.
More to the point: I have a neighbor with an NB2 now since starting this thread. He's not going to mod it, but he's cheap and gives me lots of exotic beers and home brew so I'll probably hand deliver it to him.
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10-23-2019, 09:43 PM
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Oh damn I forgot to mention there is a (probably?) repairable MS3 main board in the heaps of ****. If it is fixable, the price to repair it was like $100 (in 2011) heh.
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10-30-2019, 09:25 AM
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Here's what's left that I've seen for sure:
miata specific:
spare tire for 01 $10 plus shipping
scissor jack + handle for 01 $15 plus shipping
stock 01 injectors with extra new o-rings (less than 50k miles I think, work fine) $60 shipped
NB2 steering wheel with airbag intact (dirty, but in B+ to A- condition)
non miata specific:
some random thermostats $10 shipped (will update with p/n)
EK civic large rear suspension bushing $20 shipped
EK civic rear drum slave cylinder $5 plus shipping cost
EK civic clutch slave cylinder $8 plus shipping cost
Random gauge pod parts $10 shipped
my trash can and shuiend's mazda2 are quite full.
miata specific:
spare tire for 01 $10 plus shipping
scissor jack + handle for 01 $15 plus shipping
stock 01 injectors with extra new o-rings (less than 50k miles I think, work fine) $60 shipped
NB2 steering wheel with airbag intact (dirty, but in B+ to A- condition)
non miata specific:
some random thermostats $10 shipped (will update with p/n)
EK civic large rear suspension bushing $20 shipped
EK civic rear drum slave cylinder $5 plus shipping cost
EK civic clutch slave cylinder $8 plus shipping cost
Random gauge pod parts $10 shipped
my trash can and shuiend's mazda2 are quite full.
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