Supra Value - Break / Sell ?
Discussion
Any Supra fans on here ?
I own a Mk4 facelift NA I think it's an SZR, my plan was to fix it up and V8 but I'm not going to get around to it.
I sold the 6 speed gearbox and diff and removed the suspension and (Turbo) brakes and it has a few dinks on the one side so I was intending to break it.
What could I get as it stands can anyone give me an idea on parts prices ?
It has the facelift lights, interior, front bumper etc, tailgate, doors, NA engine, etc
Do I stick it on Ebay or is there a facebook group or something ?
Thanks
I own a Mk4 facelift NA I think it's an SZR, my plan was to fix it up and V8 but I'm not going to get around to it.
I sold the 6 speed gearbox and diff and removed the suspension and (Turbo) brakes and it has a few dinks on the one side so I was intending to break it.
What could I get as it stands can anyone give me an idea on parts prices ?
It has the facelift lights, interior, front bumper etc, tailgate, doors, NA engine, etc
Do I stick it on Ebay or is there a facebook group or something ?
Thanks
You're missing the point. 
By not knowing the going rate it's easy to undersell a part by £10 or more.
Multiply that over several parts however and you'll recoup far more than your initial outlay.
Think of it as an investment with an exceptionally good ROI.
I really don't understand people who get antsy over a club subscription.
If that's the price of being able to acquire the knowledge you seek, so be it.
Stump up and check out previous threads using the search function.
Some OCs allow free access for people to start/post to topic threads, others don't.
Even then, those that do have free access just by registering normally restrict for sale posts to full members.
Also most have a rule which bans WIW posts: an asking price must be stated.
Without that it becomes an auction. An owners club is not e-Bay.
The only free lunches on offer are to be found at soup kitchens...
you said:
What could I get as it stands can anyone give me an idea on parts prices ?
If you lack the knowledge of the market price, an owners forum of any make/model is going to be a good place to start.By not knowing the going rate it's easy to undersell a part by £10 or more.
Multiply that over several parts however and you'll recoup far more than your initial outlay.
Think of it as an investment with an exceptionally good ROI.
I really don't understand people who get antsy over a club subscription.
If that's the price of being able to acquire the knowledge you seek, so be it.
Stump up and check out previous threads using the search function.
Some OCs allow free access for people to start/post to topic threads, others don't.
Even then, those that do have free access just by registering normally restrict for sale posts to full members.
Also most have a rule which bans WIW posts: an asking price must be stated.
Without that it becomes an auction. An owners club is not e-Bay.
The only free lunches on offer are to be found at soup kitchens...
Except I'm a member on a huge range of forums and they are all free - MX5, RX7, GTR...
The owner of the site doesn't provide any info - the other members do.
If you search threads they generally delete them / the price and it takes ages to find items.
If you asked me I'd happily tell you the price of numerous MX5 and RX7 parts prices so I don't understand why I'd pay and still not be able to actually get that info
I'll just call a Supra breaker - for free - just didn't want to waste his time.
The owner of the site doesn't provide any info - the other members do.
If you search threads they generally delete them / the price and it takes ages to find items.
If you asked me I'd happily tell you the price of numerous MX5 and RX7 parts prices so I don't understand why I'd pay and still not be able to actually get that info
I'll just call a Supra breaker - for free - just didn't want to waste his time.
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