on my Coronet: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2493922006 and the Buy It Now option at $6500 went away. I had put the disclaimer in the eBay listing that I reserved the right to end the auction early in the event of a local sale in the Sellers Payment Instructions. Well, now I've gotten offers to buy the car at the old Buy It Now price from some locals. What would you do?
Ethical question - bidding hit the reserve
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mopar_man
Good time party boy
I would say let it run too. Who knows any different if you have offers locally? Just tell the locals you'll think about it. The only thing I'd have to say is that if you sell it to a local, you'll know what their intentions are for the car. Who knows what the buyer on E-bay will do. That also depends on how much attachment you have to the car and if you really care what happens to it.
69.5CUDA
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id let it run also..but let the locals know its posted on the bay..it may up the bidding...another thing to think about is this...if its localy owned you will see it more often..if you cant deal with parting with it it will be a constant reminder...and on the other side of that if its localy owned you get to see it go down hill in front of your eyes if its abused
b-body-bob
Well-known member
I saw that, didn't know it was yours. Decent looking car. 
The one point about a local sale that hasn't been made yet is you don't have to worry about someone halfway across the country getting PO'd over the car's condition. A local buy will have checked it out. That fact keeps me from jumping into selling cars on e-bay.
The one point about a local sale that hasn't been made yet is you don't have to worry about someone halfway across the country getting PO'd over the car's condition. A local buy will have checked it out. That fact keeps me from jumping into selling cars on e-bay.