My Predator is for sale , it was the demo vehicle bought from Mel Hubbard and finished buy me, It has a 1641 that has done less than 100 miles since I bought it from Mel, It has new rear tyres, a years MOT and is now eligable tax free, the chassis is August 1972, registered on the 1st of Jan 73, it is registered as a VW convertible looking for £6250 ono 07825 944 355
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Any comments on pricing would be welcome
Bill
Quote from: bills on April 23, 2014, 05:21:12 PM
Any comments on pricing would be welcome
Bill
Well, although, I haven't seen it, so based purely on the above, seems a very fair price and a good buy for someone ;-)up
Price drop £5750 ono
Can any one offer some advice on the best place to advertise my buggy to get a sale, I really want this sold to free the garage space, but dont want to keep dropping the price bit by bit, has anyone got any ideas
Thanks
Well I was pushing my buggy down the road the other day (the brakes had failed) and two people stopped me asking how much to buy it :D
Or eBay?
Theres a bloke over the other side looking for a buggy, I'll try and point him this way, but they can be a bit funny with the links, so I'll pm him.
Was going to say there's a guy looking for a buggy over there, was even swayed to offer him mine for the right money! :D
Kenny, I cant find him, I cant even find the post ;D
dont try and sell it on ebay,try it in the upper class classic press.go where the money is.or try a classic auction(with a reserve).the only slight thing that goes against it is the wheels,not shiney enough.slot mags n centrelines realy do make a buggy
eBay is ok'ish - at least you get a bigger market view. But there are an awful lot of buggies on there at the moment.
Pete is spot on, try to target upper end market with classics etc. certainly the way to go. More likely to get an over seas buyer (where a lot of buggies are going these days) plus potential buyers may not be familiar with the sort of prices we may think they sell for at the lower end ;)
I think the wheels look awesome,very nice buggy,stick it on ebay with a good description and nice detailed pics,start the bids at 99 p and put a fixed reserve at what you would take bottom line,run for 5 days....too many people are being greedy at the moment because of the weather it should fly......good luck
Thank you all for the advice, will give ebay a try
Regards
Bill
I like the traditional looks of your buggy Bill, just out of my price range though.
Paul..
Well then make the man a offer that's in your price range...you never no....if you don't ask and all that ;-)up
Negotiations are underway
Buggy now sold
good luck with her Paul
Thanks for the advice form those posted
Bill
Well done to both ;-)up
Well done mate although sad to see a buggy leave the locality
That is one cool buggy!