1991-99 Mitsubishi 3000gt Cargo Cover & Holders Hatch Retractor Interior 98 99 on 2040-parts.com
US $75.00
Location:
Langdon, North Dakota, United States
Condition:Used
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Cargo cover and holders(not pictured) black/dark gray as pictured... need any other parts let me and we'll work out a deal... Son went to jail so the father sold the car to me, was sitting for quite a while, got it to fire up for a second, but then couldn't start it again...so condition is unknown, I know nothing about these things (fuel infection) I'm old school, so part it out! Like I said I know nothing about these things so do your own fitment research. Parting the whole car so let me know if you need anything... And no one percenters, no, I don't mean the rich 1% you hear about on the news, the other end of the spectrum 1%... What I mean is 99% of eBayers are intelligent, reasonable, level headed, swap meet, flea market, estate sale, thrift shop, 2nd hand, trade show, restoration, bargain hunting loving shoppers who appreciate the value as much as the hunt and the experience; while at the same time being able to artfully balance that with the realization that the item they are buying is used, old and may have idiosyncrasies to match, and they not only appreciate that, but embrace it as part of the items individual character and charm! The one percent, on the other hand, are the biggest cheapskates that can be, and yet they somehow think eBay is Macie's, (or in the case of most the items I sell, the factory dealership) and after low balling you, will moan and cry about any and every real or perceived thing they can find because they do not have the discerning wisdom to read between the lines of the obvious reality in the listing, because every little thing has to be spelled out for them, and if its not they will accuse you as a seller of being dishonest because they don't have the intelligence to understand the unstated obvious. So...if you are a one percenter, this is for you. The item is as described, but it may be between 30 and 80+ years old and may look like the came out of Oscars the Grouches residence, being dusty/dirty, perhaps even having Charlotte's web inside, feasting on dead flies. They probably came from abandoned vehicles in ungodly locations, which means, they were left to the elements and rarely moved, so sun fading, wind chapping and who knows what else may have occurred. When they were moved, they were drug by chains and tow straps, or pushed by tractors(with a tire between them if they were careful) by tired dirty farmers who just wanted to get the vehicle out of their way...so if I'm selling it, its nothing short of a miracle the item you're purchasing made it this far! So no whiners! Furthermore, I am not Sax 5th Ave, Nordstrom, Macie's, JC Pennys, Sears, Napa, Auto Zone, the local car dealership, or even Amazon, which means your item will not come with a card, a bow, ribbon, tissue paper, pillow box, or even a new box...for your purchase, I will not be going to the UPS store to buy a new $4 box, I will be rummaging through the 20x20 room devoted to storing boxes upstairs in my metal grinding dirty, weld smoky, primer sanding dusty, paint overspray shop where I restore cars(and anything else I can find that is old and cool), the boxes will have been used to ship items at the very least once, but more than likely they will have been used so many times to ship that if they had frequent flier miles they would have earned a free trip around the world. Also, if its a corrugated box its fair game, which means the boxes may be old beer/wine/liquor boxes(from coping with the 1%ers), oil boxes, or from misc small appliances/tools; and may have been previously used to store parts, pack tools, or even as a temporary table to hold items during the primer/paint process of automotive restoration. Which means, if the boxes still somewhat resemble a rectangle, no matter their painted color, or previous use, they are fair game to ship your item. The same goes for packaging material, I will not be going to Upscale Mail to purchase new packing peanuts for $3, which means for packaging material you can expect, depending on the item shipped and my current packaging supply; old crumpled harbor freight tools ads, news paper, construction materials packaging, including but not limited to, cardboard, paper, plastic, plastic bags, old broken styrofoam from tool packaging, empty water bottles, my old sweaty T shirts, old insulation, straw bales, tumbleweeds, dandelion fluff, or anything else I deem acceptable by my discernment to reasonably get the item to you in one piece, through the shippers "drop ship" attitude. Now I proudly affront the 1%ers with the spirit of a puffed chested Weird Al Yankovic singing Superhero eBay Pooowwwweeerrrr Seelllleeerrrr! Fighting for reasonableness & discernment in purchasing old junque' for all! '(*_*)' ~~<(P)> / \ |
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