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31-07-2006, 01:01 PM
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Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Western Sydney
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Hey guys,
some of you may or may not know that i have worked in spare parts for 7 years now and my life long ambition has been to own my own parts shop. Most shops around here struggle with business so opening a new shop would not work, but i think that selling parts online ie:ebay/own website is definately the way to go. After thourah research i have found two problems, having the parts to sell ie:supplier and catalogues. and cash flow. Anyone got any ideas they would like to throw around? tips, help, suggestions.
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Spare Parts Shop?
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