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Originally Posted by Fargobound
After reading this post IMO the seller is the one with the problem here. There’s one day you have an ad up for $5800 and the next day you want $7300.
Most people confuse rare with desirable. I think you should have taken that $5200 offer.
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Yeah maybe I should have, but then I had a guy from Canada offer me even more, but decided at the last minute to cancel because shipping and taxes to Vancouver cost him too much than he could afford. It all depends, you wait and see who can offer you the most amount of money, and this is why, waiting for that one buyer is key. I actually got more inquires when the car was posted for $7,000 a couple of months ago when I first advertised it, but when no one really offered me a good deal, I kept dropping the price lower than I felt comfortable with. Then thats when I had more tire kickers and the people seemed more and more less legit stopping by.
Plus the value now that was recommended to me is $7,300 this is why I changed it.. I feel like the car is worth a solid $6,000, but the broker recommended the new listing price so that's what I'm shooting for at the moment. Sometimes when you price stuff too low, people think "Well there has to be something majorily wrong with it, like it doesn't run" and the kind of people that show up tend to look and be shadier as the price gets lower and lower from my experience.
I'll see what happens in the next couple of weeks. If someone wants it bad enough they'll offer me something fair for the both of us.