Rhonda is for sale

Tell us about your car Bruce!

I have to say in all my dealings it appears the first offer is something to seriously consider.  Me,  I would have quickly countered with $36k and it's a done deal.      Difficult to find the higher money buyers.....  Best of luck !

@aircooled  Here are few pics of Rhonda at  the recent West Coast Cruise SLO..

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I'm shocked...

Should have taken the money and ran!

 Bill...As you know you can always go down. However, There really has been a pretty good increase in the resale cost of our cars lately. I think all of us on here should raise our prices if we decide to sell. Troy is living proof that this is so!          

Alan, You are right with your comment about finding buyers with the cash on hand. It's a short line ! This last year I have been sneaking a for sale sign on my car at various events. This has helped in two ways. Establishing a value for my car and a feel for the buying market in this area. It has helped a lot to not be in a hurry to sell Rhonda too. This way I can be selective and not anxious. Another benifit is I still get to drive Rhonda all over. The NHRA inspectors over at Irwindale Raceway now said I have to have wrist restraints (Rhonda is a convertable) so the straps should be here tomorrow from Summit and Drag night is every Thursday. So maybe this week ??...............Bruce

I have a couple sets of arm restraints. They secure just above your elbow to keep your upper arm below shoulder level. Other end goes to either the waist belt or crotch belt, depending on what type of belt latch you have.

I got the restraints today. 

Went to look at the Spyder today. It was carved up too much for what I want. He also didn't want to sell it with the 911 engine in it either. So I told him I would pass on making a trade/pay some deal. The short of it is he still wants the car so we agreed on  36 K to be processed next week.  We'll see. He has 20 cars at his place and half are Porsches. It looks like he had 5 floor hoists in there as well.............Bruce

Yeah. That’s EXACTLY how cars sell in the Midwest, except for the “getting exactly what you want” part, and the “people with money” part.

Kalifornia is a whole ‘nuther somethun. 

Stan...don't forget to mention the "just plain cheap" ones too ! We got em out here too but you can usually tell by the EBT card you see thru their thin tee shirt pocket....Bruce

No question prices are on there way up, but not all the sellers out there know that yet, so there are a few good deals that are popping up now and then.   That is both good and bad, depending on if you're a seller or a buyer or both.

I'm lowering the price for my Black/Camel Vintage to $27,500, because there are a few cars that are priced a little better than the $31K I was originally asking.  There are also a few other factors that are also playing into it.  Nothing to do with the car, but everything to do with eBay!

@aircooled