SuperSub33
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Have owned multiple A-bodies over the years,also have collected garage full of parts and body parts,just have to find new homes. Not very good at these computers,fat fingered typing skills.
Life long Barracuda guy here
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340six
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Welcome
Post them in for sale with prices .
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Welcome to FABO
SuperSub33
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Looks like time too research appropriate prices and start taking pictures to post in for sale area.Anybody have ideas about how to ship large items like hoods,doors,windshields,etc?
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Truck freight shipping is ridiculously expensive for large/heavy items, but some say Fastenal is not unreasonable.
4spdragtop
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Welcome aboard!
harrisonm
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If all you are looking to do is sell parts and don't want to go through the hassle of photographing, price researching and listing of each individual item (and I agree it is a LOT of work), let me make a suggestion. Look through your stash and make a GOOD list of what you have, and come up with a reasonable lot price. You won't get nearly as much as if you sold them individually, but you will save hundreds of hours of your time. There are some people here that sell a lot of parts, and they may be willing to buy the whole lot and pick it up. It's worth trying. But the price will have to be reasonable since the buyer would be accepting all of the risk and responsibility. Otherwise, you have no choice but to invest the time.
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Welcome!!!...hoods & doors can be wrapped in cardboard then metal banded / strapped with padding to a pallet for truck freight. But make sure to you contact the freight company for acceptable packaging and get a price quote. Don't quote a price until you have one from the shipper. In the end your better off having people pick up in person or take to a MOPAR swap meet.
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