Tuesday, August 26, 2008

US$10 Million of Motorcycle Parts On Liquidation Sale!

After the American Ironhorse Motorcycles had filed for bankruptcy a couple of months back, the bankruptcy court order has now asked the Liquid Asset Partners LLC to sell all the excess motorcycle parts worth about US$ 10 Million.

A myriad of motorcycle parts for sale entails those for meant for custom bikes, motorcycle apparel, hardware including motorcycle braking-system parts, primary chains, motorcycle electrical parts viz. headlights, taillights, motorcycle engine parts, motorcycle parts for V-Twins, choppers etc. You can view the list of the large inventory of the parts at LiquidAssetPartners.com.

The liquidation sales proceedings went live on August 25 itself. Owing to the magnitude of the inventory, the liquidation company is offering a chance to the industrial buyers viz. Auto part distributors and dealers before it's opened up to the general public. Seems to be a good opportunity for everyone to the motorcycle parts that they need and make the best of the proceedings.

The following are the key details:

You need to contact: Liquid Asset Partners LLC

Phone: (616) 719-5917

Dates (for general public): September 12 through September 14. opens at 9 AM, September 12.

Meanwhile on another front, the car manufacturers August sales figures are expected to be discouraging. See: US Auto Sales Could Nosedive In August!

1 comments:

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It is inevitable for things of this sort to happen, especially in today's time. Whether you have a large company or not, I think product managers should really take a look into their Product Opportunity Gap (POG) and really see if they can make a difference or not. Many calculations have to be taken into consideration when looking at the company at an All-Around perspective. Judgment's cannot necessarily be made upon feelings rather logic. Being a business man and reading this, I sincerely think a better alternative could be formed. But, if not, then instead of worrying about losing money, unravel some sort of 'secret plan' to your organization to help boost confidence and productivity rate. That's my personal opinion.