E9X M3 Black Novillo Split Sliding Armrest

[Theodore]

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Used, but very good condition Black Novillo leather sliding armrest. BMW Part Number is 51167901941

Picked up $120.
Shipped CONUS $135.

The armrest sells for $469 at ECStuning so this is a good deal at 1/4th the new price:

https://www.ecstuning.com/b-genuine-...r/51167901941/

[Theodore]

Bump, price drop to 1/4th the new price.

[hotbmwfan]

If you will ship to Canada, I will take it.

[Theodore]

Sorry, US only, bad experience with paying unexpected customs taxes shipping into Canada.

[kimiraikkonen]

Best of luck to you on the sale. I tried selling an extra armrest late last year and surprisingly a lot of flakes (perhaps it was the holiday season). Ended up selling on Ebay for a higher price than what you have below. Try that if you don't get any bites here.

Originally Posted by Theodore

Used, but very good condition Black Novillo leather sliding armrest. BMW Part Number is 51167901941

Picked up $120.
Shipped CONUS $135.

The armrest sells for $469 at ECStuning so this is a good deal at 1/4th the new price:

https://www.ecstuning.com/b-genuine-...r/51167901941/

[tdott]

Originally Posted by Theodore

Sorry, US only, bad experience with paying unexpected customs taxes shipping into Canada.

You've had to pay taxes shipping TO Canada?
I've never had that. Usually the buyer in Canada pays the import taxes, unless you prepaid them but I've never seen that being required/mandatory.

If it was the other way around, then yes, there are import taxes if you had something shipped to you outside of the US, but that is different

[hotbmwfan]

Originally Posted by tdott

You've had to pay taxes shipping TO Canada?
I've never had that. Usually the buyer in Canada pays the import taxes, unless you prepaid them but I've never seen that being required/mandatory.

If it was the other way around, then yes, there are import taxes if you had something shipped to you outside of the US, but that is different

That's been my experience too. Buyer pays taxes/duties even if seller pays shipping. Sometimes depending on what the item is and its cost, there are no taxes/duties - over the years I've bought and sold over 500 items with people in the US and have never been able to figure out what the limits are for when the Customs people charge taxes/duties