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Old 06-13-04, 03:21 PM
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75 RX-3 Grill for sale

I just put up this 75 rx-3 grill on ebay if anyone is looking for one. Grill's and tail lights are usually no problem for me to locate for the 2's and 3's if you need any.

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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...me=rvi%3A1%3A2
Old 06-16-04, 01:44 AM
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Man, those Australians and New Zealanders are sure crazy about the old school. I have had at least 20 emails from different guys down there asking me about my grill.
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HAHAH
we love ol-skool
i hope i win

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GOT ANY MORE 3 PARTS?
Old 06-20-04, 10:20 AM
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300 dollars! I wasn't expecting that. I thought maybe 200 or 220 tops........wohoo! I've got grill badges, 3 73 style grills and a set of the orange lenses for the front indicators at the moment....I always have a steady supply of stuff coming in though.
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Good God, I've got two or three of the '74 and up grilles complete with the emblems, etc. Guess I should dig them out and eBay those suckers. I also have two or three '72-'73 grilles in great shape. Did an Aussie end up winning the auction?
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Yup,

It ended at 355! Everything old school I have sold on ebay has been shipped to Australia or New Zeland and this is no exeption. The 72-73 grills don't fetch as much as the 74-later. The trick is make it a world wide auction. IF you don't allow Australians or NZ to bid on it, you won't make the crazy money. I am always debating whether to sell this stuff or hold it for another 10 years and make probably alot more.
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Thanks for the tip! I really thought the older grilles would be more valuable than the newer style.
I've actually been buying quite a few rare speed parts for my Fiesta from the UK eBay recently. The high shipping cost is offset by relatively low prices. How much does it cost to send a grille to Australia generally?
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I'll let you know when I send this one. To send one rx3 tailight was about 41 dollars. That is express mail with 3 day delivery and insurance, and delivery confirmation included. 7 day priority mail is a litte cheaper but if you add insurance it comes out to the same price.
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Jesus! I gave my last one of them away to a friend in need. i could use $355 though... LOL.
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Yeah, talking with the Aussies, seems the 12a style grill and badges are much more valuable than the 10a style due to the rarity of them. I almost shat myself when I saw that price. I was thinking 150-220 tops.
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Yep...youre right! In aus everyone prefers the later model nosecones! Dont know why...theres nothing wrong with the early style fronts in my opinion.
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nope, there's nothing wrong with the early ones, I don't know which one I like better, it's like 50/50. BTW the grill will cost about 36.00 to send to Aus in the box I am using. plus 3 more bucks for extra insurance.




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