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Assistance on Value
11-20-2006, 04:10 PM
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Assistance on Value Hello Everyone,
I have a 1999 Lingenfelter Camaro SS that I have listed on ebay. This is my third 4th generation Camaro that I have owned an sold. However as you all know determining value for these cars is a difficult proposition. I am hoping that I can gain some feedback regarding what would an acceptable sales price.
details of the car can be found here.
I currently have well over 40 people "watching" the auction and the bidding is at $16,000 the last time I checked. I have shown the vehicle to two people. I have a firm offer of $17,000 to stop the auction. The other is waiting on approval through bank before making offer.
Lingenfelter suggests a formula of Retail book + 50% of modifications.
She is going to sell no matter what at this point (Frankly I have never ended an auction before and feel a little bad about possibly doing that... but cash in hand is always best).
What would you expect a car like this to sell for?
I have a 1999 Lingenfelter Camaro SS that I have listed on ebay. This is my third 4th generation Camaro that I have owned an sold. However as you all know determining value for these cars is a difficult proposition. I am hoping that I can gain some feedback regarding what would an acceptable sales price.
details of the car can be found here.
I currently have well over 40 people "watching" the auction and the bidding is at $16,000 the last time I checked. I have shown the vehicle to two people. I have a firm offer of $17,000 to stop the auction. The other is waiting on approval through bank before making offer.
Lingenfelter suggests a formula of Retail book + 50% of modifications.
She is going to sell no matter what at this point (Frankly I have never ended an auction before and feel a little bad about possibly doing that... but cash in hand is always best).
What would you expect a car like this to sell for?
good luck with the sale....