Badboiz:
I am looking forward to getting any engine but nice post..

bobi4brown:
Being a spare parts dealer for over 15years plus, there are very few things you should look out for before buying a tokunbo engine.
1. Ensure the there is no condemned oil left in the engine. In other words the engine must be neat inside-out.
2. Ensure the compressor is not broken. As it will devalue the engine greatly.
3. It is important you buy from an importer. To ensure you are buying straight the main dealers. Of course there are a lot of them in Lagos Nigeria. However, you should have it in mind that not every importer has a good heart. Some are out to make money at all cost.
4. Ensure you get at a good deal. Bargain very well before paying.
I will keep updating this post to assist those who might be interested.

bobi4brown:


Okay, but just be careful. If you need car engine you can pm.

GAZZUZZ:


you just said nothing.



If you have anything to add no one is stopping you from doing so. Besides I said I'd modify the post as time goes on. Why do we have to be difficult all the time.

why PM? Place your phone number and shop address.

bobi4brown:


Locate us at AP warehouse, ladipo main market, Lagos
Call: 08092078946

GAZZUZZ:


na so e de start, who is us? Do you know mazdaengineparts?

GAZZUZZ:


na so e de start, who is us? Do you know mazdaengineparts?

GAZZUZZ:


na so e de start, who is us? Do you know mazdaengineparts?

nakoks:


Cut the guy some slack,most business people don't personalize their biz,its treated as a going concern.

GAZZUZZ:


He has has said nothing to help a buyer select a good engine, but prefers a private arrangement to sell an engine, also he is yet to give a specific address.


he might have good intentions, but I will prefer Nairalanders deal with individuals who have specific verifiable addresses, and know their trade.

ladipo is a jungle, people get burnt every day there.

GAZZUZZ:


He has has said nothing to help a buyer select a good engine, but prefers a private arrangement to sell an engine, also he is yet to give a specific address.


he might have good intentions, but I will prefer Nairalanders deal with individuals who have specific verifiable addresses, and know their trade.

ladipo is a jungle, people get burnt every day there.

Newboss:
Reply his comment guy!

He asked you a question!

GAZZUZZ:


It's either you are being sarcastic,
or you are new on cartalk.

dokyOloye:
You sef na biiiiig demeanor
Somebody cannot do 'oso ahia' in peace again

since ipfreely give all of us liver, we de fire without looking back

GAZZUZZ:


He has has said nothing to help a buyer select a good engine, but prefers a private arrangement to sell an engine, also he is yet to give a specific address.


he might have good intentions, but I will prefer Nairalanders deal with individuals who have specific verifiable addresses, and know their trade.

ladipo is a jungle, people get burnt every day there.

dokyOloye:
Big jungle, Ladipo is.
If you aren't watchful and knowledgeable, my IPOB brothers will sell a monkey to you at d price of a gorilla

GAZZUZZ:


since ipfreely give all of us liver, we de fire without looking back

bobi4brown:
Being a spare parts dealer for over 15years plus, there are very few things you should look out for before buying a tokunbo engine.
1. Ensure the there is no condemned oil left in the engine. In other words the engine must be neat inside-out.
2. Ensure the compressor is not broken. As it will devalue the engine greatly.
3. It is important you buy from an importer. To ensure you are buying straight the main dealers. Of course there are a lot of them in Lagos Nigeria. However, you should have it in mind that not every importer has a good heart. Some are out to make money at all cost.
4. Ensure you get at a good deal. Bargain very well before paying.
I will keep updating this post to assist those who might be interested.