Sold today for $28,928.00. Not a bad resale value.
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Sold today for $28,928.00. Not a bad resale value.
It was a very nice car and if I had made my final decision to by IM I would have been in there bidding... but not quite ready.
Note that the car was an automatic. It had been on ebay before and never saw that level of bidding. I guess it's all about timing.
I was watching that one, too. I guess it's true - at least in this case - that IMs hold their value well.
I would have been intereted closer to the reserve, but I don't want an automatic and that's not my favorite color scheme.
I would have been intereted closer to the reserve, but I don't want an automatic and that's not my favorite color scheme.
Ron, your comment about timing is the key point. If I were going to advertise an IM for sale on Ebay I would make sure the bid period was quite long (not just one week) in order to get maximum exposure to any interested parties browsing for premium Porsche Replicas.
I CAN BELIVE IT SOLD FOR THAT PRICE!!!
THAT'S GREAT!!! ALTHOUGH IT'S AN AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION : (
I'M THINKING OF PUTTING MINE INTERMECCANICA UP FOR SALE TOO!!!
I'M LEAVING THE COUNTRY SO I MIGHT NEED TO SELL IT .... DON'T WANT TO : (
BUT YOU THINK ANYONE WOULD BE INTERESTED???
ORIGINALLY BUILT IN 91 BUT HENRY REBUIT IT FOM THE GROUND UP IN 2002.
FULLY LOADED
THAT'S GREAT!!! ALTHOUGH IT'S AN AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION : (
I'M THINKING OF PUTTING MINE INTERMECCANICA UP FOR SALE TOO!!!
I'M LEAVING THE COUNTRY SO I MIGHT NEED TO SELL IT .... DON'T WANT TO : (
BUT YOU THINK ANYONE WOULD BE INTERESTED???
ORIGINALLY BUILT IN 91 BUT HENRY REBUIT IT FOM THE GROUND UP IN 2002.
FULLY LOADED
Having sold two cars on Ebay, I've discovered a couple of sure-fire techniques to success (getting your price).
First, set your reserve at a reasonable level. This is a little harder to do with a Replica since you can't research its value via Kelly Blue Book, etc. And second, keep the auction period short...less than a week.
What always happens is - those who are truly interested will bid the car up, testing for the reserve price, and then, no one will bid again until the "proxy bids" (automatic bids with preset upper limits) kick in in the final minutes of the auction.
You can do a 10-day auction if you like, but only the first couple of days and the last few moments will generate any action.
Oh yeah, lots of pictures are a must, too.
First, set your reserve at a reasonable level. This is a little harder to do with a Replica since you can't research its value via Kelly Blue Book, etc. And second, keep the auction period short...less than a week.
What always happens is - those who are truly interested will bid the car up, testing for the reserve price, and then, no one will bid again until the "proxy bids" (automatic bids with preset upper limits) kick in in the final minutes of the auction.
You can do a 10-day auction if you like, but only the first couple of days and the last few moments will generate any action.
Oh yeah, lots of pictures are a must, too.