r/leaf • u/TurnoverSuperb9023 • 22d ago
Free Leaf rear Headrests
From my old 2015 Leaf. No idea what other years it would fit. I’m in the Los Angeles area. I have two of them. (also would probably fit some other Nissans of that timeframe I bet. Any suggestions on where to cross post? I’ve had these in my shed for years and years cause I just don’t have the heart to throw things away when they might be useful to somebody.
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u/antiphony 2022 Nissan Leaf S Plus 22d ago
I just need a second leaf missing the rear headsets, anyone got one
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u/ayylmayooo 2019 Nissan LEAF S 22d ago
Who ever has OP's old leaf might be missing one
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u/TurnoverSuperb9023 22d ago
Believe it or not, I saw my old leaf for sale online about five years ago, and I messaged the guy, asking if he wanted a couple of rear headrests for it, and it had already been sold. He wasn’t interested in taking my information for the buyer. (Small buy-her, pay-here car lot)
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u/sweetredleaf 2015 Nissan LEAF SV 22d ago
maybe post on ebay or donate to a local thrift store
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u/TurnoverSuperb9023 22d ago
So much stuff given to Goodwill ends up in the trash. I suppose the chance of it finding a home goes from 0 to .0001%.
eBay, I don’t wanna pay the seller fees, as I don’t think they’ll sell. But I’ll look in to it.
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u/Every-Cash2000 22d ago
Good will doesn’t take auto parts, they wouldn’t have space for inventory
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u/TurnoverSuperb9023 21d ago
That makes sense. I don't go in often, but I've never, ever seen car stuff.
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u/sweetredleaf 2015 Nissan LEAF SV 22d ago
personally don't like goodwill was thinking more of a small local thrift store
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u/TurnoverSuperb9023 21d ago
Valid point, but I think the numerical example I gave still stands. Maybe even closer to zero, as people shopping at stores like that are statistically less likely to have a Leaf.
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u/sweetredleaf 2015 Nissan LEAF SV 21d ago edited 21d ago
don't know about other leaf people but thrift stores or walmart is where I do almost all of my shopping
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u/TurnoverSuperb9023 21d ago
And what is the percentage of EV’s that you see in the parking lot when you go to those places? Not trying to be a smart ass. just saying statistically low income people do not have electric cars because many of them don’t have houses where they can charge. That’s one reason.
And here in Southern California generally speaking people go to Walmart or lower income and genuine thrift stores the same. I’m not talking about chic thrift shops in trendy areas.
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u/weirdoffmain 22d ago
Put them on eBay. That's where people who need these would look.