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shecop 12-17-2003 07:19 AM

ER Help!!
 
The ad for my 65 is in the paper today. i said: 65 6cyl all original, beautiful, excellent condition $7000. firm. serious inquiries only.

THEN my sis tells me my brother in a "richer" part of our state says he can sell it for a lot more.

Lovely. This is painful enough. i don't need it drawn out any further. I have to sell for financial reasons.

So...should i just sell it for the 7,000. IF anyone will pay that?

OR risk becoming homeless next month if my bro can't sell it at a higher price.

Me very confused. :(

edited to say: how did i freaking get this attached to a CAR???

bigred90gt 12-17-2003 01:02 PM

Tell your brother to go ahead and try, then sell it to the first person that ponies up the cash. Try listing it in the classifieds here and on corral.net. They have a huge classified section on the corral.

shecop 12-17-2003 04:15 PM

Thx - i just posted a thread at the classifieds. Though i don't know how a long distance sale would work.

mustangII460 12-17-2003 05:46 PM

"A bird in hand, is better than two in the bush."

shecop 12-17-2003 05:51 PM

"A roof over one's head is better than sleeping in the backseat of a Stang"

b055 12-18-2003 11:24 AM

7g for a 6 banger?

no offence but i have a v8 with a forged piston 306 with all the goodies, new motor and tranny, new tires, paint, rubber, weather stripping, etc.. and it's a no rust car with no bondo.. i wouldnt think of asking 7 for it.. MAYBE 5 or 4500

and before u think it's some thrown together piece of junk, the trunk is FULL of throphies from car shows.

shecop 12-18-2003 05:31 PM

Well, then I got screwed real good. I paid $6500 for it and everyone was telling me what a good deal i got, and how valuable it was because it was all original. I was told that the value goes DOWN with any type of changes, including improvements. Oh, well live and learn.

Stang_Crazy 12-18-2003 08:23 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by b055
no offence but i have a v8 with a forged piston 306 with all the goodies, new motor and tranny, new tires, paint, rubber, weather stripping, etc.. and it's a no rust car with no bondo.. i wouldnt think of asking 7 for it..
The car's owner can ask for whatever price he/she thinks the car is worth. Whether someone pays that price or not, is another subject.

I think $7k for the '65 is reasonable.

induction 12-19-2003 07:46 AM

Where are you ? and have you tried a Classic car dealer? I used one to sell mine when I left the country.

shecop 12-19-2003 08:14 AM

I'm in Sacramento, Ca, but have relatives in "rich" San Francisco bay area. That is plan B, to sell it down there BUT i cannot freaking believe NO ONE has responded to my ad here in town. The ad flyer (Pennysaver) I put it in has a 600,000. circulation. But not ONE call?? 50+ calls for free kittens a couple years ago but not for this?? Man... ok, tell me about classic car dealers. I myself called the ads in the same flyer re: "classic Mustangs wanted" but they said they were "wholesalers" looking for crap to get on the cheap and fix up - NOT my pretty baby parked outside. Maybe i should just buy a lottery ticket or sell my soul to the devil, and not have to sell it. Might have better luck LOL

Seriously, though - i have no choice but to sell it before rent is due so i'm probably gonna get ripped off big time. :(

any takers, my email is maryb59@hotmail.com

shecop 12-19-2003 08:24 AM

I'm in Sacramento, Ca, but have relatives in "rich" San Francisco bay area. That is plan B, to sell it down there BUT i cannot freaking believe NO ONE has responded to my ad here in town. The ad flyer (Pennysaver) I put it in has a 600,000. circulation. But not ONE call?? 50+ calls for free kittens a couple years ago but not for this?? Man... ok, tell me about classic car dealers. I myself called the ads in the same flyer re: "classic Mustangs wanted" but they said they were "wholesalers" looking for crap to get on the cheap and fix up - NOT my pretty baby parked outside. Maybe i should just buy a lottery ticket or sell my soul to the devil, and not have to sell it. Might have better luck LOL

Seriously, though - i have no choice but to sell it before rent is due so i'm probably gonna get ripped off big time. :(

any takers, my email is maryb59@hotmail.com

induction 12-19-2003 08:27 AM

Can you poat a pic here of the car ? I sold mine on consignment in Glendora , Ca. I can try and find a place in your area if ya like ?

induction 12-19-2003 08:36 AM

hace you tried Ebay? I sold mine here...here
or try these guys for a few tips.

shecop 12-19-2003 09:07 AM

Hey. Let's put it this way - any pristine pic of a 65 springtime yellow coupe would be the same - it really is that perfect. Ok, can you hook me up with a dealer in this area? Thx :)

induction 12-19-2003 10:46 AM

heres one
another
here...
maby
dont know but worth a try
Worth a shot
:D

b055 12-19-2003 11:02 AM

u mean sunfire or jamacian yellow?
springtime is the real light mellow color correct?


my 65 is that color also.

in todays market restomods are worth more and more.. classics arent the way to go anymore.

induction 12-19-2003 11:10 AM

that is correct

LX5liter 12-21-2003 11:27 AM

Quote:

[i]
in todays market restomods are worth more and more.. classics arent the way to go anymore. [/B]
That may be in some cases, I guess it all depends what the buyer wants. I think overall though, an all original classic will fetch more $$$ on the market. Just my opinion.

shecop 12-21-2003 03:38 PM

I think everyone's right lol.

Yes, it is springtime yellow.

induction 12-23-2003 07:15 PM

Well did any of the info help???


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