Help! Selling a Car on Ebay??

[tomcatturbo]

Hi Folks

I have a really nice 87 GN, that I'm considering selling on Ebay.

I have a couple questions: When you're choosing a shipper, who's the most reliable shipper, and gives the best rate and service? Also, does the price of shipping vary from state to state, or is it a flat rate?

My next question: If it doesn't sell, do you have to pay the insertion fee all over again if you relist it, or it doesn't meet the Reserve?

I guess I can research this, and start looking into it, but if my Turbobuick brothers can help, I appreciate all/any feedback....


Regards,
Tomcatturbo, Tampa Florida

 

[Gothmog]

why do you care about shipping? you're the seller. Price varies by distance
(I've used dependable auto shippers. as a buyer and the buyer of one of mine. There's cheaper, but I had no problems at all)

2. Yes you have to pay relisting fees

 

[Grumpy]

why do you care about shipping? you're the seller. Price varies by distance
(I've used dependable auto shippers. as a buyer and the buyer of one of mine. There's cheaper, but I had no problems at all)

2. Yes you have to pay relisting fees

#1 like Gothmog said .... let them do their own thing so you don't have anything to do with it .. soooo IF something happened to it your not stuck in the middle

#2 yup .... so he was right but I wrote it out better :biggrin:

 

[tomcatturbo]

Thanks a lot Gothmog and Grumpy! Great advice, and this what I was wanting to know.



(Grumpy, you crack me up! ) :biggrin:

 

[Grumpy]

oh one other thing ... million pics !!!! GOOD pics HELP a LOT !!! good luck .. if you have a lot of pic's people can "see" what they are getting and to me gets more "action" on the car

 

[mikes gn]

yes more pic's the better, i like the guys selling a car with no pics, and they say if your looking at this type of car you already know what it looks like