sday, March 23, 2016 6:43 PM
> Subject: Re: [MBZ] Low Ball Larry
>
> Not my car. I am just fronting for the shop that needs to break even. The
> quality of the car is high enough that being able to hit that mark is
> reasonable. No crack. I have driven the car and keep an
6 6:43 PM
Subject: Re: [MBZ] Low Ball Larry
Not my car. I am just fronting for the shop that needs to break even. The
quality of the car is high enough that being able to hit that mark is
reasonable. No crack. I have driven the car and keep an eye on the market,
pester sellers, s
Not my car. I am just fronting for the shop that needs to break even. The
quality of the car is high enough that being able to hit that mark is
reasonable. No crack. I have driven the car and keep an eye on the market,
pester sellers, so I know the pulse of the local market. I discount the
On 23/03/2016 4:38 PM, clay via Mercedes wrote:
For private sales, that might work. Even professional dealers who just want to
move product. This car has a break even point and has been stored for a few
years, along with a bunch of other iron in the parking lot. Pretty surprising
the
Clay, the selling price of the car is determined by the market, not how much
money the shop has spent fixing it.
Your justifications remind me of someone who thinks the car value is tied to
the cost of an (expensive) restoration or modification or whatever; people on
this list ridicule those
For private sales, that might work. Even professional dealers who just want to
move product. This car has a break even point and has been stored for a few
years, along with a bunch of other iron in the parking lot. Pretty surprising
the number of people who think they can get a repair for
On 22/03/2016 6:10 PM, clay via Mercedes wrote:
These bottom feeders are irritating. They think that making rather insultingly
low offers will get them a great car. That I am stupid enough to have them win
the lottery. If all they can afford is a low end car, they should shop for
junk,
Well aware. Price I am listing at is a bit higher than what the shop needs to
break even. May as well attract the guys with cash over the bottom feeding cat
fish
clay
On Mar 22, 2016, at 8:23 PM, Kaleb C. Striplin via Mercedes wrote:
> Just because they are listed for that kind of money
Just because they are listed for that kind of money does not mean they are
actually selling for it.
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> On Mar 22, 2016, at 10:14 PM, clay via Mercedes wrote:
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> It is as nice and a bit better than I say. It just came out of the shop with
> all the
It is as nice and a bit better than I say. It just came out of the shop with
all the major systems working as they should. No AC blowing cold, as it still
has R12 system. The price is in keeping with local market valuations from what
I have been browsing on CL and bothering sellers (you never
$9500 is crack money. If it's as nice as you say it's about a $5k car maybe, to
the right person.
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> On Mar 22, 2016, at 6:43 PM, clay via Mercedes wrote:
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> I am fronting a pair of 450SL cars for my indy. One is a true parts car,
> unless somebody
I am fronting a pair of 450SL cars for my indy. One is a true parts car,
unless somebody can now figure out how to get it to start. It had a smoke
issue. Been outside for five years and coated in moss. I have it listed at
$1750
The other is a sweet car that has a new top, a bunch of great
Huh!
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> On Mar 22, 2016, at 6:10 PM, clay via Mercedes wrote:
>
> These bottom feeders are irritating. They think that making rather
> insultingly low offers will get them a great car. That I am stupid enough to
> have them win the lottery. If
These bottom feeders are irritating. They think that making rather insultingly
low offers will get them a great car. That I am stupid enough to have them win
the lottery. If all they can afford is a low end car, they should shop for
junk, instead of expecting to steal a car far beyond their
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