TAKING OFFERS????

[mrrec]

I agree, it's a "bonus" if you get more than what you believe you'd be happy with. Set the price where you want and be happy! There really is no such thing as "top dollar" anyway - what if I'd have advertised it there, what if I'd have waited a little longer to sell, what if.........
Dave

[indyjps]

i agree with 12-bolt's first comment, i have purchased many cars well below asking price. go check out the car, tell them you really like it but do not have the funds and leave your phone #. you never know what is motivating the sale. most memorable was a 78 trans am asking price 4500 firm, i checked out the car, called back next day and told him i couldnt get a loan, when he asked how much i could come up with i only had $1200 cash so a couple of days later he calls back and we strike a deal for $1200 and a .357. i had the $ but just wasnt interested in the car @ $4500. point being, leave your # and let ehm know how much your willing to spend without being insulting.

[njsteve]

Could it have been the .357 you were carrying that persuaded him to take an "offer he couldn't refuse?"

Nice catch on that Trans Am either way!

[Motion Camaro]

The offer



<font color="blue">$1200.00 will be just fine sir. </font>

[Belair62]

[indyjps]

no no, he asked if i had any thing else to throw in on the deal. i had taken the .357 and a shotgun in on trade myself for some cylinder heads. i didnt have a handgun permit @ the time so it just worked out. drove the t/a for a couple of months and was offered $4000 for it (1992)sounded good. really a sharp car though silver with black fire chicken hood black interior, very strong pontiac 400 and seemed like a 4.11 gear, shift kit from hell also. theres plenty more stories, never seemed to keep a car more than 6 months then, always made $.