Best Place To Liquidate Stuff?

[CarMichael Angelo]

I have some stuff that I know that I want to get rid of, and some that I think I want to get rid of,..and I want it to go away quick. Where would you guys think would be the best place to do that. I don't want to be all over the internet w/ this stuff,..Some car parts,..tubing bender, tig, I just don't know if I'll ever use some of this junk again and I want it to go away w/ the minimum of hassles.

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[hoopty5.0]

Tubing bender? It's a JD squared, right?

 

[billison]

I use 2 main sources.

1. Craigslist . Just set your prices a tad high and let them talk you down or be prepared for the constant low balls. But if your prices are good, it will sell. I usually check the local market for comparible stuff and go a little under the going rate, that usually results in a 24-48 hour sell depending on the goods.

2. Local Facebook yard sale sites. I focus on
The ones located in my area, I have 6-7 car ones and 3 mustang specific ones that are located in my area. Same with the prices for Craigslist .

Bonus --- I use eBay when I want top dollar. I pick a price, hold firm. Make the ad, list the part on the above listed with a link to the eBay. It usually still sells local but the eBay helps.

 

[Boosted92LX]

What kind of tig???

 

[Boosted92LX]

I may need that tig..

 

[Mustang5L5]

I ebay all my junk. Might only apply to the smaller stuff, and good if you have time/space.

That's how I fund my paypal acct. which I use to then buy more junk.

 

[stpete]

That's how I fund my paypal acct. which I use to then buy more junk.

Once that money is allocated as toy money ... it's never going back

 

[CarMichael Angelo]

What kind of tig???

Now you guys know I cant take this any further than where it is w/o violating the rules,....I'll PM anybody that's interested in talking more.
So,...creatively,...craftily I can say these words:
Mcleod Hyd T/O bearing, Combo tig/plasma cutter, Tubing bender.

You just let me know.

 

[A5literMan]

I had good results on corral.net for my car parts. And sold a few on here. I would look into eBay and Craig's also for the "garage parts/toys". PayPal works great for online purchases. Helps protect both buyer and seller. If you only want one source I'd probably go with eBay

 

[General karthief]

Down here there are a few small auction setups close by, a friend has been going to them for a while and has told me car parts float through every now and then, some for good money also equipment like welders and plasma cutters have sold, down side is lug'n the crap back when not sold.
I do like local craigs list sales. I just don't meet at my house unless I know them.

 

[Mustang5L5]

I won't do CL at my house. Gotta meet somewhere for that

 

[RaggedGT]

Facebook local sale sites and Craigslist for me also lol

 

[mikestang63]

• Craiglist for large items
• Corral for mustang specific parts
• Ebay for everything else

Inisist on Paypal for anything not done face to face.

 

[Noobz347]

Corral for mustang specific parts

 

[mikestang63]

I'll be happy to PM and further discuss if you like.

 

[Noobz347]

Dead men tell no tales. irate:

 

[mikestang63]

Dead men tell no tales. irate:

Guess you're banning Todd as well then, lol Man you're tough..

 

[Boosted92LX]

Dead men tell no tales. irate:

Noobz, this is a great place to get knowledge, but a shtty place to get parts, or sell them. It's too bad, I'd like to keep it here but this place doesn't get the traffic. Besides, some asshat made a bunch of dumb rules and expiration tags on our classifieds.

 

[Noobz347]

I've seen their classifieds. 10 year old threads dug up, "Is this still for sale".

 

[CarMichael Angelo]

Hell I can't even get back in there to post an ad (forgot my password) The "forgotten password" link takes you to a walgreens log-in page,...and all the while you are getting slammed by a thousand ads per minute.