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https://www.ebay.com/itm/296219461655?itmmeta=01HPPHQ97C12DA9HV20PPK1STM&hash=item44f80e4817:g:QWEAAOSwLrZlyTFn&itmprp=enc%3AAQAIAAAA8AjyhzBaMGyC%2FFEs38Vb0f7lqjbLMNh%2BuMQBQJ%2B6HEPMMYxJZn6JHGEbiv%2BZQBXXZNsIi8lEhW2DLPZfsDH5b3J5gnWnV5OryAq119FwE7OnTcKKH8fUfzKS7IJpkKigQB9aUpRR9g60AXuN2nFl77H8GXV5Q8FmSI4qVfqxGNQqiZ3O2x%2Bb%2FUWmVJ2glsVPjSFLg6TUPYXiZYm78YVk6F%2FVJz1%2F6%2Bch2VqOfdhBjbvB8KPlf0UFpTqUope3F%2BsnK9OjeBHVZlXqsJKrNsVtg8sEnCJgq%2FMlao88mwOf43aa3rD9ausepzfrrbNujGpNkA%3D%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR-CT3dG1Yw

That's exactly what he did - took the cash, closed the auction & sold the car

Quote from: capecodmustang.com on February 05, 2024, 11:48:56 AM

Quote from: stephen_becker on February 05, 2024, 10:14:17 AM
Spoke with owner/seller this a.m.

He is very well-versed  and in the know

He tells me that he has a guaranteed offer on the table for $150,000 cash so if the auction does not exceed that amount, he will be taking that person's standing cash in a bag offer

Steve:  This seller is putting himself in a bad position.
If someone truly offered him $150,000 in cash he'd be best to get a small deposit via paypal and then end the auction.
Then let the buyer show up with the $$$$..

If he doesn't end the auction, the high bidder is then informed after the bidding ends that the seller wants "cash".
What happens then if the guy is in Waco TX but is just told that Mr. Michigan wants cash for his purchase?
He has the $$$ but no way to get that $$$ to him.

Also, if the high bidder is sincere he's then told someone offered "more" so his bid isn't honored .

I should also point out in the Ebay advertisment it says "Payment:  wire to my account"...

And I know my Shelby's.
If someone truly offered him $150,000 I suggest he makes the deal and ends the auction at once.


Just my .02

He said he sold a BOSS 9 car to a guy in CA some time ago - Went into a survivor collection of all colors BOSS 9 cars -

Great questions. No answers here. I would say that he's already violating eBay policy by demanding cash outside of the transactions, so why wouldn't anything else be up for debated that point?

But you're right it doesn't hit his hundred and $50,000 number and it's no reserve. What does he do?

Inquiry minds wanna know....... 

Spoke with owner/seller this a.m.

He is very well-versed  and in the know

He tells me that he has a guaranteed offer on the table for $150,000 cash so if the auction does not exceed that amount, he will be taking that person's standing cash in a bag offer

I shared an article. I put no comment up about it personally. Someone else on this thread believes that I think the sky is falling. I never said that. I never said anything. I simply shared an article.

That's a good article as well - Reset is on for just about anything collectable at this point

https://www.hagerty.com/media/market-trends/with-inflation-the-collector-market-has-retraced-itself-to-december-2019/

Quote from: Wedgeman on December 18, 2023, 12:59:05 PM
Thanks Brian!!... ...( strange, not one 67 GT500 )

Not one 1967 GT 500 there - Blue chip car - collectors are looking for the good ones -

Still looking

Thank you

I have a survivor 1969 GT 500 FB - PM me if interested

I have two available  - PM me for details

I have both black and tan - PM me for details pixs etc

I have both a black and a tan one - PM me for details