#78492, "RE: Powdercoated Valve Cover For sale on Ebay" In response to Reply # 0
Just out of curiosity, what gives you the right to give a core charge? Are you a business?
Don't sell your car to 16 year olds...
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#78496, "RE: Powdercoated Valve Cover For sale on Ebay" In response to Reply # 2
Originally posted by .bs0d
Originally posted by Nine5eclipse03 Just out of curiosity, what gives you the right to give a core charge? Are you a business?
"...plus it looks soooo nice when you pop the hood to show off your newest performance parts and then BAM! everybody is like Woah!..." ^^ i'd say no. I'd also say this is not a deal. I bought a powder coated valve cover (no flaws) for $25 + shipping from pr0.
You're right, it isn't. Especially with some flaws.
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Originally posted by Kaoz78 Did you happen to look at the post date of this topic? I didn't think so there Jesus. Way to raise Lazarus, buddy.
#78498, "RE: Powdercoated Valve Cover For sale on Ebay" In response to Reply # 4 Aug-13-05 08:28 PM by Nine5eclipse03
$15? The BIN price is 64.00, plus $65 shipping. And you only get 50 back, so youre paying almost $80, and losing your stocker.
Not to mention the $$ that it cost to ship it back to him.
Don't sell your car to 16 year olds...
95 Eclipse RS - Sold for 6k, totalled three days later 91 Dodge Stealth R/T TT - 3" exhaust w/ no cats, eurethane motor mounts, 300M unbreakable output shaft, kevlar faced clutch, turbo XS BOV, 99 3000gt front conversion, carbon fiber hood. Dyno'd at 386hp. - SOLD! for 5k 98 Dodge Ram 1500 Club Cab 4x4 black on black.
#78500, "RE: Powdercoated Valve Cover For sale on Ebay" In response to Reply # 5
geez didn't realize I would get such a harsh reaction you think that price is unreasonable? I saw on average covers going for 50-65 plus a core charge so i thought my price was fair you say you had one done for $25? was this locally? I mean a good amount of time goes into these removing the old black paint with either chemicals or sandblasting, then the cost of the powder, electricity to run the oven as well as a few dollars for myself . No I'm not technically a registered business but the reason for charging a core is to make sure I get another cover back to do. any advice or input is appreciated though I'm just trying to preform a service of good quality at a reasonable price.
#78502, "RE: Powdercoated Valve Cover For sale on Ebay" In response to Reply # 5
Originally posted by Nine5eclipse03 $15? The BIN price is 64.00, plus $65 shipping. And you only get 50 back, so youre paying almost $80, and losing your stocker. Not to mention the $$ that it cost to ship it back to him.
oops, forgot to look at shipping cost. lol, you're right.
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#78501, "RE: Powdercoated Valve Cover For sale on Ebay" In response to Reply # 2
Originally posted by .bs0d
Originally posted by Nine5eclipse03 Just out of curiosity, what gives you the right to give a core charge? Are you a business?
"...plus it looks soooo nice when you pop the hood to show off your newest performance parts and then BAM! everybody is like Woah!..." ^^ i'd say no. I'd also say this is not a deal. I bought a powder coated valve cover (no flaws) for $25 + shipping from pr0.
you don't think powdercoated valve covers make the engine bay look nicer?? to me thats always the first thing that catches my eye plus I'm just trying to hype up the buyer a little any good sales person does that right?
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Don't sell your car to 16 year olds... 
you say you had one done for $25? was this locally? I mean a good amount of time goes into these removing the old black paint with either chemicals or sandblasting, then the cost of the powder, electricity to run the oven as well as a few dollars for myself 
. No I'm not technically a registered business but the reason for charging a core is to make sure I get another cover back to do. any advice or input is appreciated though I'm just trying to preform a service of good quality at a reasonable price.