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Sold a couple of bangers on e-bay. I think that's probably what it is best for, reasonably low value stuff with a collectors / enthusiasts market. I got rid of an Alfa 164 cloverleaf and an old cherokee both MOT failures / non-runners and both went for over market value. The fee is around 30 squids and is based upon final sale value. IIRC the Jeep went for around £1,100 and cost £35 in e-bay fees. Over all I thought it was less hassle than classifieds or equivalent and the bigest bonus was I didn't get any phone calls trying to get me to put an add in their publication.
Yep - bought and sold a few on ebay, agree with Rustybin though. If it's a good example or rare version it will fetch good money - run of the mill stuff doesn't tend to do as well and from what I can tell most things go for trade money - but a sale is a sale if that's what you're after.
hi i sold a golf cab mk3 on ebay, no MOT, electrical faults, for £2800. cost me £11 to list. put on about 4 pics, but had lots of emails asking for more which was a pain in the butt using a camera phone!! defo worth it, had advertised in local rag, autotrader and had no luck.(prob cos the car was a shed) i know people have probs with time wasters but i was happy! Good Luck!!
Sold about 4 so far - no worries at all.
Although they were all lowly priced (the highest was just under £3k).
Tons of quality pics, hosted elsewhere (not ebay) and a good thorough description always does the trick.
Just imagine it from the buyers point of view. If it was you, and you were interested in buying - what info/pics would you want to see?
K
Although they were all lowly priced (the highest was just under £3k).
Tons of quality pics, hosted elsewhere (not ebay) and a good thorough description always does the trick.
Just imagine it from the buyers point of view. If it was you, and you were interested in buying - what info/pics would you want to see?
K
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