Fiero 2.5/2.8 Head Kit

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Asked by Eman017 Apr 24, 2012 at 09:51 AM about the 1988 Pontiac Fiero GT

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

So a family friend gave me a brand new head kit that he was going to install on his 88 Fiero GT back when the car was new. All of the parts are included but I have no use for it and no idea how to sell it. Does anybody know what a good pricing for the head kit would be? Thanks

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you can sell it on ebay or craigslist. check out how much they go for at auto zone and expect to get about half of that if it's all complete.

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I've tried looking for different prices on a kit like this and have had no luck. These are the parts included...

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You're best bet will probably be to look up individual prices for the components... or just sell them as a loaded head with a set of pushrods. Figure you'll get only slightly more than a used set since those at least look new. A quick check on ebay I see remans for $130-140 with shipping and $100-125 for used. Yours look like remans or new parts so you can prolly get something like that and then look for a cost on the pushrods or just throw them in for added buying incentive. Easiest place to sell something like this would be ebay or try pennock's fiero forum or a similar sight. They have market sections for selling of parts.

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