Z1000 parts testing the water here

[Z1st]

Hi guys
I have a large quantity of z1000 parts more than enough to build a bike far too much to list here but briefly 2 frames with custom duty paid letters are Ltd ,disc swing arm cast front and rear wheels ,chrome rims front and rear front hub 3 sets of crankcases 2 z1000 1 z1r barrels pistons head 3 x cranks mudguards front and short rear new,2xsets of clocks 1 set new 2xgearboxes and clutches ….etc far too much to list would anyone be interested in buying the lot as do not want to sell separately also some idea of what they are all worth as a job lot ?
Thanks

[warren3200gt]

For sale posts here require that you put a price and photos which you agreed to when you joined up or the post will be deleted.
If you want to auction them at the best price that's what eBay is for.

[Administrator]

Auctions are allowed, but if it's a straight auction it must say so up front and must have a time deadline. It is not ethical to start with a straight sale then switch to an auction. If there is a Buy it Now price this must be indicated, as with a reserve - preferably state what that is as this isn’t eBay and we’re not taking the piss out of each other. If someone offers the BIN they should be sold the item and that should be honoured against further bidding bids. An o.n.o. sale should be considered as an auction with BIN. Bids should be posted in the open on the thread.

If it's a for sale with a price it should be sold to the first person to offer the price. Board etiquette would be that if you are not first in with the asking price you should not try to buy the item out from under the first bidder, and sellers should honour the first bid.

Items should not be offered with no price unless it's an auction - then the rules above should apply.

[chrisNI]

What that means is you can auction it here like eBay within the above guidelines if you put a finish date. For further clarification see the for sale guidelines at the top of the For Sale section.