Hello, members!
New to forums entirely, and so far this one is proving difficult to navigate...but I'll learn.
I have a yellow pro street '71 Duster listed on this site and on Craig's list. I've had a lot of tire kickers, and no luck selling the car. I know my price is VERY fair, and was just looking for feedback. I know pro street is a tough sell. I also know you never get back what you put in. Every car has needs, blah blah blah.
Is the Discovery channel ruining peoples chances of selling their cars? Does everyone that owns an antique automobile think it's worth it's weight in gold?
Again, nobody wants to pay full sticker. That doesn't green light people to think they're on "American Pickers" and attempt to cut the legs out from under the seller by making a pathetic low-ball offer. It is frustrating, and a waste of time for both parties.
Unless of course...I"M the one with my head in the clouds. It's the 71 pro street for 16 grand...somebody...anybody...let me know what you think.
-Cyrus
New to forums entirely, and so far this one is proving difficult to navigate...but I'll learn.
I have a yellow pro street '71 Duster listed on this site and on Craig's list. I've had a lot of tire kickers, and no luck selling the car. I know my price is VERY fair, and was just looking for feedback. I know pro street is a tough sell. I also know you never get back what you put in. Every car has needs, blah blah blah.
Is the Discovery channel ruining peoples chances of selling their cars? Does everyone that owns an antique automobile think it's worth it's weight in gold?
Again, nobody wants to pay full sticker. That doesn't green light people to think they're on "American Pickers" and attempt to cut the legs out from under the seller by making a pathetic low-ball offer. It is frustrating, and a waste of time for both parties.
Unless of course...I"M the one with my head in the clouds. It's the 71 pro street for 16 grand...somebody...anybody...let me know what you think.
-Cyrus
