Best place to start a thread? (Selling truck parts)

[Gorf]

Need a pointer to the best place to start a thread (even if it's not on PH) so please bear with me if this isn't appropriate.

The company I work for maintains lorries and trailers - they have a stack of unused "obsolete" parts. Too many to list individually on eBay, and unlikely to sell if put on as one or more job lots.

Is there anywhere I can start a discussion on the best place to sell these without getting regular, car-owning pistonheads upset?

Probably worth pointing out that I'm an IT geek and my sole qualification as a pistonhead is that I own a car. My knowledge and expertise beyond changing wheels and jump starting is nonexistent...

I got the job of selling these parts because "ebay is on the computer, innit?" and I have a decent camera.

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[boredofmyoldname]

Probably best off tracking down a breakers or parts seller and seeing if they are interested in taking them as a job lot, much easier than messing around on ebay.

[Fish981]

Do they just want shot of them or are they after real money?

If the latter then you're going to need to have an accurate description of each part, it's only a short step from there to ebay.

[Gorf]

Thanks, lads.

They just want shot of them - they aren't earning any money sitting on the shelf. There's some good stuff, there, so they don't to just sell it for scrap - but it costs them a hundred quid each time I spend any significant amount of time on the project...

The pics I took, earlier...
http://dvdreams.co.uk/PH/DSCF2642.JPG
http://dvdreams.co.uk/PH/DSCF2643.JPG
http://dvdreams.co.uk/PH/DSCF2645.JPG
http://dvdreams.co.uk/PH/DSCF2646.JPG
http://dvdreams.co.uk/PH/DSCF2647.JPG

As you can see, it's all boxed and good. I'm beginning to think an automated list program for eBay might be the way to go...