[AT] Pricing BN Parts
Larry Goss
rlgoss at insightbb.com
Mon Jun 21 08:50:38 PDT 2010
IMHO, If you are "in the business", Ben, the general rule of thumb is that used parts are worth 1/4 to 1/3 of new price -- if the parts are in servicable condition. Some shops can charge up to 1/2 of original price, but when they get that high, the parts had better be in like new condition and/or rare. But when you are dealing with antiques, it becomes very difficult to pin down the conditions of sale.
Larry
----- Original Message -----
From: Ben Wagner <supera1948 at gmail.com>
Date: Monday, June 21, 2010 10:10
Subject: [AT] Pricing BN Parts
To: At <at at lists.antique-tractor.com>, Farmall/IHC mailing list <farmall at lists.antique-tractor.com>
> Hello,
>
> I have listed some 1945 Farmall BN engine parts on some
> classified ad
> services, YTMAG and SSB in particular. The parts came with
> the 1945
> Farmall A that I purchased a couple months ago. I cleaned
> them up, and
> have decided to sell them to pay for the tractor.
>
> I have gotten a response that my prices are way out of the
> ballpark.
> The question then is what are the proper prices for the
> following good
> clean, but used, parts: The prices are what I am currently
> asking.
> Cylinder Head with valves, springs, retainers. All valves loose,
> but not
> lapped. I asked $700.
>
> Manifold- Very sound, no cracks or leaks, no exhaust pipe. for
> which I
> asked $175
>
> Valve Rocker assembly- No rust. $550
>
> Oil Pan- Dents in bottom. Complete w/ hex drain plug and
> petcocks. No
> rust in pan. $100
>
> Camshaft w/ gear- Includes thrust plate. $400
>
> Camshaft- $275
>
> Camshaft thrust plate- $30
>
> (8) Valve tappets- 4 have rust and minor pitting on the face,
> the rest
> are clean and ready to install. $15/ apiece or $100/ all.
>
> Oil filter cover- 1945 B style, still has remains of original
> paint,
> rust pitting on rear. $100
>
> (9) Head Studs- $15/ apiece or $100/ all
>
>
> BTW, where would you sell parts like this? I have listed
> them on the
> ATIS ad service, YTMAG, SSB tractor, and Tractorforum.com.
>
> Thanks,
> Ben Wagner
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