Resale value GU Steps & rear Bumper Bar

I was told to ring around crash shops,, which i did to no avail....
So i threw it out....

Stick it on ebay -- Start it as $1 with no reserve -- you will get a good idea of its worth

why start at $1 >> here is an example

I had a antique chest of _Affordable_Storage_Drawers.aspx on there -- i started it at $500 -- didnt get a single bid -

following week started at $1 NO reserve -- by the end of the week -- 40 something bids - and went to $700 + why ? because when its starts so low -- lots of people see it and bookmark it --- all the bidding happens in the last few min. and i have seen some very nasty bidding wars

Just a suggestion -- lots of photos and a link to another webpage displaying the photos is also a great benefit .

Frank

Hi Old Johno,

Much better to store if you have the space. Then when the time comes to sell the GU, put it back on (you won't get any extra with it on) but you will easily sell a GU dual rear carrier!!!

Cheers

Captain

I second the ebay idea. Start it low... the market will tell you what they are worth. I have a shed full of stuff like that. Should have sold them ages ago.

If you sell right now.. you can deduct what you get from the cost of the new stuff [mentally] and feel good about it.

Royce

After a leisurely Sunday at Landcruiser Park I to have to change the original GU side steps to a more resillent steel variety. Those aluminium ones just can't take those nasty rocks withourt giving in.

So Johno which way are you travelling on your steel steps selection? Is one band better than the other? I havn't started looking into the replacement yet but there's no time like the present to do a bit of research.

Cheers, Patrick

in all honesty, they arent worth squat.

theres plenty of them around like the rear seats out of 4b's 100's of em in sheds everywhere