Selling a RACE CAR

Jeff Lee · 11-20-2008, 09:18 PM

And don't forget the stroker seller's either. If you want to really sell your car, place an ad which might include trival items like a PRICE. That way Buyers know everybody is on a level playing field and there is no concern the seller may raise the price because he thinks you have a lot of money to spend. That or the seller is so embarrased about his asking price he doesn't want to post it!
And if your going to place an ad on an internet site, learn how to post more than a link to your favorite race car photographers site. Include real pictures, up close and showing details.
But no matter how detailed the ad is, 7 out of 10 will call and the first half-dozen questions could be answered if Billy-Bob had read the ad!

My friend Mark had his one family '70 Challenger for sale recently. It looks like it went to a good home. But there was one potential buyer that was "on his way to the airport" when his body shop friend told him not to buy it. The reason? This Arizona Challenger was full of rust on the underside, or so he thought. Guess the dim-wit from Rustysotta had never seen a car with factory Burnt Orange Metallic paint on the underside! Yes, it's definetly fun selling race cars!

11-20-2008, 09:18 PM	#9
Jeff Lee VIP Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Anthem, Arizona Posts: 2,766 Likes: 0 Liked 3 Times in 3 Posts	Re: Selling a RACE CAR And don't forget the stroker seller's either. If you want to really sell your car, place an ad which might include trival items like a PRICE. That way Buyers know everybody is on a level playing field and there is no concern the seller may raise the price because he thinks you have a lot of money to spend. That or the seller is so embarrased about his asking price he doesn't want to post it! And if your going to place an ad on an internet site, learn how to post more than a link to your favorite race car photographers site. Include real pictures, up close and showing details. But no matter how detailed the ad is, 7 out of 10 will call and the first half-dozen questions could be answered if Billy-Bob had read the ad! My friend Mark had his one family '70 Challenger for sale recently. It looks like it went to a good home. But there was one potential buyer that was "on his way to the airport" when his body shop friend told him not to buy it. The reason? This Arizona Challenger was full of rust on the underside, or so he thought. Guess the dim-wit from Rustysotta had never seen a car with factory Burnt Orange Metallic paint on the underside! Yes, it's definetly fun selling race cars! __________________ Jeff Lee 7494 D/S '70 AMX