FS: CLEANEST CUSTOM GRILLE PAINTED!! mUST SEE!!
#32
08-21-2008, 12:07 AM
Originally Posted by inneedof
I would buy it for $100 shipped
I'd rather take my own and mod it!
#33
08-21-2008, 12:10 AM
Originally Posted by Gitsum
wow! some of u really like to over pay for stuff....65 is reasonable
Stock grills sell between $50-$60
If you were to make this grill yourself you will be spending AT LEAST another $50 in just materials not to mention the amount of time it takes.
Plus at least another $50 to paint the grill(@ a shop) which this grill is, aerosol cans will prob. cost you about $15
so right there if you wanna make this grill yourself it would cost you at least $130, and thats doing it the cheap way(and prob. wouldn't look all that great)
$500 is insane, and i donno why he would list it at that price, but personally doing this mod. a reasonalble price would def. be between $200-$250
alot of guys here pay upwards of $150+ for a shiity fitment unpainted gialla grill
#34
08-21-2008, 12:29 AM
Ok ok ok guys... Stop with the madness... I know its a high price.. I just wanted to see the market reaction.. hahahaha.. I'll lower the price, but the prices that your coming up with are low too.. For the record the factory grille does not cost $50-60 from infiniti.. Plus, the customization work and paint is more than $200, if you get it done professionally.. I'm willing to lower the price to $350 OBO.. Ok.. that is fair..
#37
08-21-2008, 12:38 AM
hey man, having written the DIY on making these emblem-less grills as well as getting randy's (caskyline's) old pricing on his grills, your price is too high. someone may pay you $350, but that is definitely above market. As shane said, $200 to $250 is much more reasonable given the material costs, time involved to get decent results, and cost of getting it painted professionally / risk of effin' it up by painting it yourself. obviously there's a delta between making a grill yourself and buying one that is finished, but you need to keep it reasonable.
#40
08-21-2008, 01:47 AM
Originally Posted by bigc
hey man, having written the DIY on making these emblem-less grills as well as getting randy's (caskyline's) old pricing on his grills, your price is too high. someone may pay you $350, but that is definitely above market. As shane said, $200 to $250 is much more reasonable given the material costs, time involved to get decent results, and cost of getting it painted professionally / risk of effin' it up by painting it yourself. obviously there's a delta between making a grill yourself and buying one that is finished, but you need to keep it reasonable.
ok big guy.. you win.. is $275 reasonable?
#42
08-21-2008, 01:54 AM
Originally Posted by ELIJAH012
I totaled my car and i'm parting it out..
EDIT: Nevermind, just saw your other thread, really is a shame about your car, it was gorgeous.
Last edited by lekker_droom; 08-21-2008 at 01:58 AM.
#44
08-21-2008, 10:23 AM
Originally Posted by bigc
hey man, having written the DIY on making these emblem-less grills as well as getting randy's (caskyline's) old pricing on his grills, your price is too high. someone may pay you $350, but that is definitely above market. As shane said, $200 to $250 is much more reasonable given the material costs, time involved to get decent results, and cost of getting it painted professionally / risk of effin' it up by painting it yourself. obviously there's a delta between making a grill yourself and buying one that is finished, but you need to keep it reasonable.
