Am I asking too much?
- Thread starter livenfine
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I always say over price it, cause you can always come down. Also, how bad do you want to sell it? Are you pricing to move it quick, or do you have time to kill? If you have some time to burn, than ask something that you dont think youll get,cause there are plenty of mama's boy out there with mommy and daddy's money ready to spend, and it only takes one. I think about throwing mine out their for an insane amount and seeing what happens,all the time.Not saying what your asking is insane, actually seems pretty good.Remember you could put it for $10,000 and if the next guy is willing to fork over 10K for his dream then you made out,but if hes not then your going to have your car for a long time. ?, how much will you take for your car?
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I say that is a fair selling price... I would jack it up to $6950 or maybe 7450 OBO just to give you some wiggle room...
Last august (04) I paid $4800 for a rats nest of a vert. It barely ran but it had a new top and I could tell it mainly needed a tuneup... so $6500 really does seem fair...
Although devils advocate... with $3+ a gallon gas how many peopel are going to buy a v8 anything right now...?
Last august (04) I paid $4800 for a rats nest of a vert. It barely ran but it had a new top and I could tell it mainly needed a tuneup... so $6500 really does seem fair...
Although devils advocate... with $3+ a gallon gas how many peopel are going to buy a v8 anything right now...?
Gas prices are a factor. Things should calm down and people will be buying again.
This time of year I don't think I'll see much action. Up here in WA, it's cooling down quickly. I think I'll drop the price to $6000 and maybe come down from that a bit. If it doesn't sell quickly, I'll wait until spring.
This time of year I don't think I'll see much action. Up here in WA, it's cooling down quickly. I think I'll drop the price to $6000 and maybe come down from that a bit. If it doesn't sell quickly, I'll wait until spring.
