OK - People are just ***** - on E-bay right now...

[SRTRICK]

There is a red SRT-10 being bid over $89,000.00 with about three hours left on the auction, At the same time, there is a red SRT-10 for sale on the same page of the auction in the same general area of the country with a buy it now price thousands lower. ($84,995.00) The lower priced one actually has 150 fewer miles. What exactly do people think with anyway????

I just don't get it!!!

 

[Hans Christian]

I hear you - guess the last morron has not been born yet

 

[Tom Friend]

When I was trying to sell mine on eBay, I saw loads of people pass it by (Red- on the ground $87,000), so that they could bid up the "right to buy" something unseen with no delivery date for $14,000+ over MSRP.
Apparently, the morons haven't figured out birth control yet.

 

[SteveT]

These good people would surely not be bidding up the price on there own auctions would they???

 

[Shelby3]

Shill bidding is very common on Ebay and Ebay looks the other way even when it's obvious.

 

[Sam Fischer]

Can anybody tell me what you pay ebay if you sold a car like 85k Viper

 

[SRTRICK]

I checked the completed items & the car was supposedly sold, but who knows.

 

[Y2K5SRT]

Can anybody tell me what you pay ebay if you sold a car like 85k Viper

I believe it is $40 to list the car and another $40 if it sells successfully. Not terrible for an $85K car. Heck, I may have to list mine there...

Chris

 

[George Murray]

I have tried to sell several performance cars on Ebay over the past three years, including my 800 HP 514 CID stroker "Capristang" (long story, already told it here) a couple of years ago.

One guy with a similar car for sale on Ebay (92 Mustang LX w/460 SVO engine, lots of other goodies) sent all of my bidders emails telling them that his car was better, mine was junk, etc. This from a guy I'd never met, from somewhere in Indiana. I only knew he did this as a couple of my bidders forwarded his emails to me. One of my bidders also received an "anonymous" email from someone claiming they knew the car, and that it was a "poser" or something like that. I noticed I had no more bids after that interference.

That was my last try using Ebay to sell any muscle cars. I just stick 'em in Collector Car Trader or on my lot these days. In the Trader they end up online anyway.

I did learn there are lots of punks in the Mustang world (yeah I know that's a shock). I still like Mustangs, however.

My wife buys/sells horse accessories on Ebay, and I used to sell Mopar parts there. But as far as selling cars, I think Ebay $ucks. At least it did in my experience.

 

[GregSRT-10]

I bought mine for $85k through E-Bay. Had a good experience, but probably could have saved a couple bucks by chasing around. A few cars have apparently sold below sticker on E-Bay. Dealers in California all appear to be in the $85k range.

 

[FASTRNU]

My other hobby is radio control nitro powered monster trucks. I buy and sell a lot on ebay related to these. Most of my experiences have been fine. Sometimes I sell used items for more than I paid for them new. The one thing I don't like about ebay is shipping the items.