she sells sea shells by the see shore - if ya don't like the price, go try to buy the same thing else-where... with that said, if I price it too low and you're lucky enough to be first up - yay for you. Pay up and run home happy. And if you're simply trying to turn a buck - that's all good too, trust me, I would do it to you if I thought there was some decent $$ to be made. (think American Pickers). Conversely, if my price is too high, please feel free to say so and try to get a better one - if I really want to sell it, I will listen - but beware that I may just be "testing the waters" to see if there are any unwary swimmers out there... :D
We may all be "Mopar brethren" but that doesn't translate into cutting someone such a great deal that it costs the seller $$, and it certainly shouldn't be expected. So right quick here - let's use OP's example - $500 for a twice repaired grill - - yep, that's a lot of $$, but they are getting pretty dang hard to find so... pay up or move on. OR... make the guy an offer - it really is true that no one asks what they really want - EVER. (I'd like 500 but I would take 375 - ring any bells??)
In closing - how I (we, you, us) price "my" parts and who I (we, you, us) decide gets a deal and who I (we, you, us) try to soak for a few extra bucks is "my" business.. see? Mopar on :steering:
