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Buying parts on ebay.............

Mafesto

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How many of you think that you may be supporting a chop shop when buying parts on ebay?
 
How many of you think that you may be supporting a chop shop when buying parts on ebay?

all depends on what comany you buy from i know i couple of places that buy peoples trade ins and and hold over in the dirt bike /atv world
 
How many of you think that you may be supporting a chop shop when buying parts on ebay?

Never really thought that much into it but I haven't bought much used anything on e-bay. I have always or mostly bought new in box, or from a e-bay store sort of deal.
 
Definatly crossed my mind. You see guys selling parts and you goto their online store and they're selling whole sleds and it's Buy before we tear it down and sellt as parts. I realise there is more money in parting them out usually. But who's really has the room to sit on parts for very long other than a dealership?
 
I sell alot of parts on ebay. Its the only way I can afford to go ride all winter. I dont make enough at my job to support sledding. I buy used sleds and part them out. If I wasnt able to do this I would not be able to ride!! Its alot of work, but it supports the habbit.
 
I sell alot of parts on ebay. Its the only way I can afford to go ride all winter. I dont make enough at my job to support sledding. I buy used sleds and part them out. If I wasnt able to do this I would not be able to ride!! Its alot of work, but it supports the habbit.

What's your ebay member name?

I'd rather bid on stuff from fellow forum members!
 
Main disgust I have about buying on ebay is some sellers only try to ship UPS ground and that is expensive and slow to Alaska. USPS priority is quickest and very reasonable to Alaska, and offers some flat rate boxes which save money.
 
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