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[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

Somebody is interested in buying my tow bar. I have absolutely no idea what it is worth secondhand.

Can anyone give me an idea on what they think it should fetch?

I don't wish to undercharge or overcharge. I'm just happy that it goes to a good home.

http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1302026192/17#17

[henryd]

I would have thought that if you check new price at today's prices and pitch it at around60% of that,does that sound about right?

[Brikhead]

When deciding on a price be aware of postage/courier costs if the buyer is not able to collect in person...

[blackviper90210]

I'll second that. I've bought a facelift bar for £65 from a breakers and recently a pre facelift estate bar for the same.

So the £60 - £70 mark is a good guide as long as it's got all the bolts/electrics etc, IMHO.

HTH 

[Brikhead]

I've bought a facelift bar for £65 from a breakers and recently a pre facelift estate bar for the same.

So the £60 - £70 mark is a good guide as long as it's got all the bolts/electrics etc, IMHO.

HTH 

I struggled to raise thirty five squids for the last one I sold for an estate...

[Vamps]

Must admit I would have said around £30, £60 seems high and remember it has to be delivered and fitted...all at extra cost

[Miggylover]

I sold mine with full electrics for £40 last week.