Would you? I've seen some good buys on there, but I hear alot of people talking about dumping junk there, too. I'm wondering if most of it isn't just crap someone screwed up. I don't need the aggravation, but can't afford top flight.
When I get my swap money, it will be hard to resist the heads and blocks on there.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by B and B &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Would you? I've seen some good buys on there, but I hear alot of people talking about dumping junk there, too. I'm wondering if most of it isn't just crap someone screwed up. I don't need the aggravation, but can't afford top flight.
When I get my swap money, it will be hard to resist the heads and blocks on there.</TD></TR></TABLE>

I can't speak for most people here, but when it comes time to buy a new motor, I won't purchase a high dollar part like that unless I can touch it, inspect it, turn it, feel it first. Intakes and strut bars are one thing, a head is another.

 

i buy everything on ebay. do u mean internals?? i dont know if i would go there. remember cheap, fast, reliable. pick 2.

 

ebay can be great for something but not motor parts its to risky

 

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yes unless they are local

 

ebay is a roll of the dice....

i just bought a em1 climate control, but it was only $30 + shipping, so even if i was getting scammed i wouldn't feel to pissed about it... but as far as buying an engine or car or even mechanical parts... i would never trust it unless the seller was local...