What is the best way to sell parts?

[Jthomp1986]

I have collected a fair amount of early 50s Studebaker Commander parts. fenders, hoods, deck lids, dashes, clocks, chrome, bullet noises, etc.

What is the best way to sell these parts? I know Ebay used to be the route but is there something better?

I want the parts to go to a good home and honestly I have no idea what this stuff is even worth.

Any insight would be greatly appreciated.

Josh

[studebaker-R2-4-me]

You could try selling them on the Studebaker Parts Swap page.... http://www.studebakerswap.com/swap/swap.php

Allen

[StudeRich]

Being in Indiana I am guessing you are close to a whole LOT of Studebaker Collectors, Parts Dealers, SDC Members etc.
It would be good to contact the Local SDC Chapter there to find them.
SOMEBODY must need this stuff, NEW (NOS) is always Good, if you have ANY of that.

[Skip Lackie]

If you don't know the value, then ebay is your best bet. As noted, the Stude swap page will ensure that stuff goes to those that need them -- but you would need to know asking prices.

[Jthomp1986]

Thank you all. I'm honestly just trying to clean up my garage.

[creegster]

If you are looking to get rid of stuff for free, you can post for free to Turning Wheels.

[thunderations]

List some of the parts on here as others do. You might get some offers if you're not sure of the value.
On another note, my wife is from Walkerton, actually Grovertown but a Walkerton address. I was born in South Bend and grew up in Mishawaka.
Small world, huh?

[bob40]

Research research research.
In 2 hours or less you can get general ideas of value on most all your parts.
Think of it as a treasure hunt.

[jrlemke]

Fair prices and honesty!-Jim

[Jthomp1986]

List some of the parts on here as others do. You might get some offers if you're not sure of the value.
On another note, my wife is from Walkerton, actually Grovertown but a Walkerton address. I was born in South Bend and grew up in Mishawaka.
Small world, huh?

Very small world. I grew up less than 5 miles from Grovertown.

[rockne10]

If you're looking to clean up your garage you might be better off checking with some vendors to see if they would be interested in taking the lot for an agreed price. That way you get some money, your garage gets clean, and you know the parts will be universally available to the Studebaker public.

[studegary]

You do not mention if the parts are NOS, used or a mixture of the two.
When I last moved, I sold my stock of Studebaker parts (NOS and good used, mostly C/K) to one vendor. Do not expect to get even ten cents on the dollar that way, but it is quick and easy.

[Studebaker Wheel]

Just list them here!

[Colgate Studebaker]

I know that Stephen Allen is looking to buy parts lots for his inventory. He is a real good guy and will treat you fairly. If you google his name the business info should come up. Good Luck, Bill.

[dean pearson]

PM sent.

Dean.