Sell Triumph Spitfire/ GT6 gear reduction starter in Pandora, OH, US, for US $179.99

Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Refund will be given as:Money Back Item must be returned within:14 Days Return policy details:Return policy. Used item(s). There are no returns on used items. If you are bidding on a used item, please read the description and understand what you are buying. Call, fax or email us before bidding if you have any questions about an item. New item(s). New items may be returned for a manufacturer’s defect. There is no return on electrical parts. Other return reasons, ”it didn’t fit”, incorrect part, etc are not a problem. Please read and understand the description before bidding. Call, fax or email us if you have any questions about an item. Buyers Remorse is not a valid return reason. All returns must happen within 7 days of receipt. Buyer is responsible for return shipping. Refunds will be given as Money Back (credit to credit card or check mailed to buyer). Buyer must notify us first of a return, not just “put it in a box and send it back”. If you have any questions, please call or email for clarification or additional information. Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Restocking Fee:No

You are bidding on a Denso gear reduction starter designed for the Triumph Spitfire and Triumph GT6 engine. Unlike the other units on the market, we start with a new or Denso factory rebuilt starter. This is a genuine Denso. Not a copy of the Denso imported from China. The starter has modifications that are unique enough for the unit to have been granted a US patent. Our gear is the correct size and pitch. WE DO NOT have quality issues. The correct wiring circuitry comes with the starter - no need to spend extra for a "plug".

Our phone is 800/543-6648 (USA), 419/384-3022 (overseas), fax 419/384-3272 (24 hrs).

Please do not use self check out. We send an invoice at close of auction.

If you are the successful bidder, you may phone, fax or email your payment information. Visa, Mastercard. Discover and Paypal are accepted. Other forms of payment can be arranged. Due to PayPal’s extremely high fees we prefer you contact us with your credit card payment information.

Thank you for your interest. Ebay requires a shipping cost be listed. Cost listed is for UPS to any of our surrounding states. Shipping cost may be more than listed depending on your location. We can give exact cost if you call or email with your zip code. Please note there may be no one available to answer a question about an item if it ends on a week-end. Please ask questions as soon as you can. You are always welcome to pick up items at our store. Heavy or bulky items that need our assistance to load, such as engines, will be charged a $20 loading fee. If you need products that we do not have listed, please call, fax or email your request. We sell new, rebuilt, used and performance parts for British cars. These products include gear reduction starters, urethane suspension bushings, Kevlar brakes and more. For questions about this listing or other information, please call, fax or email.

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