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Question on where to sell modified car
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Wild Bill aint had a license in years but still get them Lawn mower DUIs
True statement right there
You were a bad influence on him.......
lol yes yes
bringatrailer.com if it's in good shape and ready to be driven. usually low mileage vehicles, but a modified car by itself might not get "approved" to sell there. But it's worth a call.
FB market place for all of its detractors is still a good place to sell the odd stuff. I bought a Jeep recently that had been highly modified. the seller took his time to create a very good ad with a lot of specific details and photos. It is very easy to weed out the tire kickers via messages quickly (at least I was able to do when I have sold vehicles on Marketplace). Or find a group online that specializes in that vehicle and post it there.
Posting it online with things like "too much to list", or "just needs a few hundred dollars to get it running/finished" really doesn't cut it. Serious buyers want details. tire kickers don't, they just want a deal.
Take the time to create a good ad and it will help 100%. Detailed photos help. Jeep I bought had a long listing with a full detailed list of modifications and why he did them ($18k worth in this case). He got premium dollar for his vehicle because of the condition and modifications. I can't tell you how many Jeeps I saw that looked close but were listed as "call for details", "too many mods to list", or other vague things like that. Same for a nice motorcycle I bought recently. Seller had a full list (and sent me a nice excel spreadsheet with links to where he bought stuff and pricing). Again, he had a full list of $12k worth of accessories he had added to the bike.
put in the time and get some returns or don't and deal with the tire kickers.
FB market place for all of its detractors is still a good place to sell the odd stuff. I bought a Jeep recently that had been highly modified. the seller took his time to create a very good ad with a lot of specific details and photos. It is very easy to weed out the tire kickers via messages quickly (at least I was able to do when I have sold vehicles on Marketplace). Or find a group online that specializes in that vehicle and post it there.
Posting it online with things like "too much to list", or "just needs a few hundred dollars to get it running/finished" really doesn't cut it. Serious buyers want details. tire kickers don't, they just want a deal.
Take the time to create a good ad and it will help 100%. Detailed photos help. Jeep I bought had a long listing with a full detailed list of modifications and why he did them ($18k worth in this case). He got premium dollar for his vehicle because of the condition and modifications. I can't tell you how many Jeeps I saw that looked close but were listed as "call for details", "too many mods to list", or other vague things like that. Same for a nice motorcycle I bought recently. Seller had a full list (and sent me a nice excel spreadsheet with links to where he bought stuff and pricing). Again, he had a full list of $12k worth of accessories he had added to the bike.
put in the time and get some returns or don't and deal with the tire kickers.
Private messaged me with the price
As others have stated BAT, a custom reseller that markets nationwide or a Camaro forum or the like. For the love of god don’t list it on Marketplace, here or similar as you will be inundated with dip****s that never checked a dipstick!!! (Sorry not sorry, neckbeards, cheapskates and flippers!)
