Flip Breakdowns
Flip Breakdown: William Byron Raptor NASCAR Crew Jersey
A Hendrick Motorsports NASCAR crew jersey bought for $5 and sold for $19.95 on eBay. The full profit-after-fees numbers with the real photos.
Fee estimated at 13.5 percent; eBay had not yet returned the exact figure.
Skip the hype. Here is an actual flip with the math. This William Byron Hendrick Motorsports Raptor crew jersey, size XL, was sourced used in excellent condition, listed on eBay, and sold. The photos come straight from the listing, and the profit is the real after-fee number.
The item
NASCAR crew and driver apparel is a reliable clothing category. A named driver, a recognizable sponsor, and a size in the title do most of the selling. Fans search by their driver, so the more specific the title, the faster the match. It ships light and folds into a poly mailer, which keeps shipping cheap.
The numbers
The panel above shows it: bought for $5.00, sold for $19.95, and $12.26 left after fees. A twelve dollar profit on a five dollar clothing buy is a strong turnover flip. It does not tie up cash, and it sold to a fan who was looking for exactly that driver.
The eBay fee is an estimate at 13.5 percent, reported that way on purpose, since the exact number had not posted by the time this sold.
The takeaway
Named driver, clear sponsor, exact size. Put what the buyer would type into the title, and licensed sports apparel moves fast at a clean margin.


