I'm thinking about unloading my Alternator, but don't know how to price it ?
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I'm thinking about unloading my Alternator, but don't know how to price it ?
I have a 190 AMP Alternator(US Generators), that is a direct bolt-in for my 92 305...its about 8 months old, i was gonna drop in a mega loud system, but decided to go with speed rather than bumps...
anyways, it cost me like $450 brand new, ive never ran it hard(only had a 80 watt Bazooka tube the whole time
), and i dont know how stuff like this depreciates in value...
Im assuming since its near new, and ive never ran it hard, i should be able to get a decent amount of money out of it ? or am i on crack?
anyways, it cost me like $450 brand new, ive never ran it hard(only had a 80 watt Bazooka tube the whole time
), and i dont know how stuff like this depreciates in value...Im assuming since its near new, and ive never ran it hard, i should be able to get a decent amount of money out of it ? or am i on crack?
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Its kind of hard trying to sell used electrical equipment. Espically if you don't offer a warranty. But If you really want to get rid of it name your price and see if any one goes for it. Who knows you might get lucky. Just my .02
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Beast is right. Used alternators are a very, very tough thing to sell.
If you're willing to take a major hit and sell it for $150, let me know.
If you're willing to take a major hit and sell it for $150, let me know.
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