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    I use to do pretty good selling used auto parts on eBay for the last several years. Like was mentioned check the sold listings and see what sold recently and for how much that will give you a good idea of how much you could list the part for and a good idea of what you could make off of it. As an example I use to look up the parts I had on hand see if they recently sold and for what, then I would list my parts for a little more then the latest sellers and have it as a good into cancelled listing with buy it now and make an offer option, using this method I made an average of $700 in parts value off each car regardless of age not including the scrap value of the vehicle itself, but results will vary for parts sales, values, and outcomes, etc... My best sellers were from 1940 to 1995 vehicles on average.



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