wow,,,,,,7 bills,,,,,,,,http://http://www.ebay.com/itm/140834911462?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649#ht_480wt_1418

Busted link, no joy.

try,,,,,,,,,,,,,,http://www.ebay.com/itm/Original-JDM-Datsun-240Z-260Z-280Z-Headlight-Covers-Chrome-Trimmed-/140834911462#ht_480wt_1418

Wealthy people have money so enjoy them spending it. Capitalism at it's finest.

I paid $85 each for mine in 1995 from the dealer.

Datsun parts hoarders get a better return on their money than any 401k investment out there. I plugged the numbers into a return on investment calculator and you got 294% return over the 16 years you've owned the dealer bought covers.

Datsun parts hoarders get a better return on their money than any 401k investment out there. I plugged the numbers into a return on investment calculator and you got 294% return over the 16 years you've owned the dealer bought covers.

Not quite as good as Apple stock. But, on the other hand, little chance that the cover's value will drop to zero like stock could. There's something to be said for buying two of everything and packing one away to use or sell at a later date.

Dennis

Damn - those are really pretty! Unique with the chrome trim and exterior mount. Some agressive bidding going on and almost 3 days yet to run on the auction. Any speculation on where they will top out?

That trim ring is stainless, I think. I have a set for a G-nose and the ring is stainless.

They are USED... I don't see how he can list them as "NEW - see details" I've seen them sell for anywhere between $400.00 used to $1400.00 New.

You don't have to be wealthy to buy one thing you really want - that cost less than a couple grand. You just have to REALLY WANT it.

There's something to be said for buying two of everything and packing one away to use or sell at a later date.

Dennis

One thing that can be said is - - you wind up with a spare bedroom full of parts!!

The second thing that can be said is - your wife tells you its time to clean that "stuff" out!!

The third thing that can be said is - it takes a long time to inventory everything, find the Part Numbers, Descriptions and Prices..

FWIW,

Carl B

They are USED... I don't see how he can list them as "NEW - see details" I've seen them sell for anywhere between $400.00 used to $1400.00 New.

You don't have to be wealthy to buy one thing you really want - that cost less than a couple grand. You just have to REALLY WANT it.

How are you ascertaining that they're used?

E