Lot 01
Toyota FJ40 Front Grille · OEM
LocalRust-free OEM Land Cruiser = gold. Check for rot. Bulky.
+$200net
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Rust-free OEM Land Cruiser = gold. Check for rot. Bulky.
FJ40 sheet metal is sought. Inspect for hidden rot first.
Hot vintage silver-face. Best audio value at this sale.
Out of print & scarce — the best manual flip on the sheet.
HC Bentleys command a premium.
E30 enthusiast staple. Steady demand.
Discontinued DA; successor runs $130+. Light, easy ship.
Fergus Hall deck, listed complete — verify before buying.
SWL/ham crowd. Shortwave RECEIVER — not a hi-fi amp.
TR6 owners pay up — and this estate was a TR6 owner's.
Wilton holds value. Keep it and you still never lose.
1940s 828 folder. Low ceiling, easy grab.
Modest modern 2-ch flip. Not shop-grade — list it yourself or keep for patio duty.
Snap-on NIB always moves. Or keep it forever.
Good ratio, small dollars.
Genuine advance sheet $200–600. Repros flood this market.
Swiss quality, real demand — but heads/belts fail. Untested = risky.
Buy for case + dial condition. Restoration is the upside.
"Pad of Death" is common on these. Two-second check.
New battery, spare blades + belts. Flip upside +$200–400 if you want it.
No flip margin, heavy. Keep only if you need the drawers.
Near street price used — keeper if you need a Pelican-class case.
Commodity. Garage + staging what you flip.
Just grab it. Cheap insurance.
Even at 50% ($450) you'd pay top of market. A shop pays $100–200 wholesale. Walk unless well under $300.
Maker effectively gone; no fuel supply, no resale. Use-only gamble.
Textbook priced like a rare manual. It isn't one.
Old digital ensembles barely move.
The opposite of the Sansui — 90s all-in-one, minimal demand.
Only the "Revenge of the Jedi" items are Star Wars money here.
Not worth the truck space.