Guys I give up. I just can't take dealing with selling my Cobra.

[Jaydee]

The worst question is. "What's your lowest price". Why would I tell you that, make a offer and I might consider it and come to some agreement. JD

[mtrain2000]

Originally Posted by Jaydee

The worst question is. "What's your lowest price". Why would I tell you that, make a offer and I might consider it and come to some agreement. JD

Or, and I get this quite a bit, "would you be willing to trade for my Harley"?

Even with the words, "no trade" in the ad, it seems to escape some people to actually read the ad.

I guess I will have to gamble the money, and put it in a proper ad. I've always used classic car trader with pretty good results in the past on classic, or performance cars.

Thanks for all of the replies.

[jhv48]

Try Cobra Country.
Serious buyers check it out.

[Jaydee]

Or, and I get this quite a bit, "would you be willing to trade for my Harley"?

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Had that one. Showroom Harley, he spent $120.000 sell for $85000. But will trade and give me money. Good luck. I've been trying to sell for years. Guess I'll have to keep dropping the price. JD

[spdbrake]

I'd turn it over to a consignment dealer. Most charge a flat fee (here in TX its $1500 for the dealer near me). They advertise it on the usual sites, store the car, haggle with prospective buyers, and answer questions.

Your profile denotes Alabama.
This one is in Birmingham. https://steelcityclassics.com/about-us/

[Blue66]

Originally Posted by spdbrake

I'd turn it over to a consignment dealer.

Do your homework before you do something like this. Lots of horror storys about taking your $$$ an runnin with it. OR say they have it sold but they had to spend $10k fixing stuff for the new owner.