Best way to sell radio on ebay?

[Mike415]

I was thinking about selling the old 1997 4runner radio on ebay with the 6 disc changer which im pretty sure I still have somewhere. What do you guys think is the best way to sell it. Al together with the amp, without the amp, the radio and changer sperate or what? Also how much do you think I would be able to get?

 

[NViejeP]

I would think seperate. I did a lot of business on ebay back then, but then I dont have time anymore.

I say seperate becasue you attract more people, the number of people looking for an amp + head unit is less than the number of people looking for a head unit.

If anything you should do the CD Changer + Head unit. But I'd still do it seperately.

But then again, theres always a chance that you'll find someone thats just looking to spend money, and find a deal.

But if I were you, I'd put all of them seperate. Try to aim a ltitle bit high, if it doens't sell, put it back on ebay as a package and try that luck.

Just my opinion.

 

[Larry77]

I would search ebay for the same item to see how much they are going for. In my experience radios tend to be pretty cheap on ebay. I have at least 3 or 4 stock headunits in my attic maybe I should break them out too. I never take the time to list stuff on ebay...although I did sell my JL Stealthbox from my '97 runner for a great price.

 

[atomic punk]

I do alot of business on ebay, and I suggest your separate everything.

For example: you could miss out on that 1 buyer for your radio who would bid on it, but doesn't want to pay for the other stuff in the package deal. And that person might be too lazy to email you and ask if you would sell it separately.

Best thing to do is separate all items into their own auctions, but add statements like this to each auction:

1) "CHECK OUT MY OTHER AUCTIONS!!!!" and list the links or descriptions so that the awareness it out there.

2) also, "WILL TAKE REASONABLE OFFER FOR ALL OF MY ITEMS AND COMBINE SHIPPING COSTS AS WELL. EMAIL ME IF YOU ARE INTERESTED."