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Seller with son beer interior car panels for sale. Oat includes 4SK* in title and the second 2C*. I've seen similar on other sellers sites. Scratching my head here
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Seller with son beer interior car panels for sale. Oat includes 4SK* in title and the second 2C*. I've seen similar on other sellers sites. Scratching my head here
bennotbill
·2 years agoI assume you are referring to 4SK and 2C.
All that comes up in the search is Denmark stamps as in 4 skillings - 4 SK 2C
Stamp Ad for example https://www.ebay.com/itm/272081227627
But without a more readable question who knows. Stamps with beer stains?
soh.maryl
·2 years agoIs this something you are wanting to buy?
001silvercat
OP2 years agoYes. I've bought it. Maybe that will give me a clue but I've seen similar from other sellers.
fab_finds4u
·2 years agoPlease give us the item number so we can look at the listing.
001silvercat
OP2 years agoE.g. 166691643811
And to be clear it is not a Mercedes reference number in any way
fab_finds4u
·2 years agoThat number is not found current or sold.
wastingtime101
·2 years agoThat's because you're looking on eBay.com and this is the .com forum but @001silvercat is in Finland and shopping on an international site.
Here's the listing: https://www.ebay.de/itm/166691643811
You said it's not a Mercedes reference number silvercat, but are you sure it's not referring to the Alfa Romeo 4C? Or a seller error referring to Mercedes C Class? Every single one of that seller's listings has a prefix that corresponds to a Mercedes vehicle, but the 4C is perplexing. Did you ask the seller?
wastingtime101
·2 years agoHere's another with 4C from that seller and it does specify it's for the C-Class.
https://ebay.de/itm/156154493192
But like FernWood and LaceMaker both said - this could be an internal reference number referring to storage, source, or anything relating to the seller's inventory. Those numbers are usually put at the end of the title, not the front, so if unsure I echo my above advice to just ask the seller.
lacemaker3
·2 years ago@001silvercat,
Thanks for sharing an example item number. That seller is registered in Germany, and lists on eBay Germany. Their items are not available to be shipped to the USA, so they don't show up in searches on eBay.com. But here is the listing:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/166691643811
That seller uses a short code ending with a * at the beginning of the title on all of their listings. It's not an acronym per se, it's probably an internal stock code that they use to identify the item in their storage or warehouse.
Edit: or, as @wastingtime101 suggested, it's referring to the vehicle model # that the item is for.
ckimodog
·2 years ago@001silvercat
More info would be helpful. That way others can chime in and help. Scratching your head just doesn't give us much to go on. Sorry.
Unavailable member
·2 years agoIt's all sanskrit to me.
aeparts1
·2 years agoI'm scratching my head as well.
1786davycrockett
·2 years agoMan, don't you just HATE those "beer interior panels."
001silvercat
OP2 years agoMan sorry about my spelling. Doing this under difficult conditions.
fern*wood
·2 years agoIf you can, type your question again & fix the spelling. I was going to say many include locations of their items in their listings which are usually numbers/letters so they don't lose their inventory.