Wanted to give everyone a chance at something I thought I would never sell. But first I want to know what you think they are worth. I have a good idea but want to hear from you. These are the real deal, NOT reproduction, european tail lights. Take a look.

Edited September 19, 201313 yr by rcb280z

I paid 300 for 280z ones from Japan.... that may be a lower limit. Those restoring a non-north american car will be your best market.

I sold a set of "near new" or "as new" - - but not NOS in the box - set for $1500.00 cash from a local buyer. {so no 10% EBay fee}.

I'd put them on EBay with a BIN of $1800.00 and a reserve of at least $1600.00 plus shipping. You might have to ship them to Japan, or a buyer here will then resell them in Japan. {$1600.00 on EBay will net you about 1440.00 minus your PayPal fees etc.}.

BTW - there is a very good chance - they would sell at once for the BIN $1800.00.

FWIW,

Carl B.

Edited September 19, 201313 yr by Carl Beck

Thanks Carl, you are right, I did a little investigating and found this same info also. I would like to give this forum and maybe another a chance at them before listing anywhere else because I may be the only one with a New set, NOT reproduction, that are still in the boxes never installed. I know that alone should be worth a lot.

thanks,

Bob

.....I may be the only one with a New set, NOT reproduction, that are still in the boxes never installed.

I've got two sets, boxed and NOS.

Sometimes I open the boxes, take them out and sniff them. It gets me slightly high.

Thank you for listening.

HS30, guess I should have said state side.

I feel lucky to have picked up a set about 18 months ago for $900.00.

$900.00 is a GOOD price for sure!

$3k in Japan: ???????????? S30Z ?? ????? ?? ???? - ????!

I know Philip, isn't it crazy!

Looks like a profitable item to reproduce.

^^^ Ebay has them New Datsun 240Z Taillight with Trim Pieces | eBay400$:bulb:

Edited September 24, 201313 yr by guaro