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28-01-2006, 10:32 PM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Jan 2005
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Hi guys I recentyl purchased an EL V8 wagon. Great car. I'm now trying to sell my 1991 Vn Commodore. Rego runs out in Febuary and they nocked it back for the pink slip saying it needs a new steering rack which will be $350 - $400 fitted.
My question is should I sell it now as is with 2 weeks or so rego or should I sell it with a pink slip (bearing in mind that will cost me $428) or should I sell it with 12 months rego? I really wanted $850 for the car as is and if I get pink slip or rego I would want to add that onto the cost of the car. I put it on e-bay starting at $1 and a reserve price of $850 but it only wen't up to $660. I've now re-advertised it on e-bay starting at $750 with no reserve. It's only got 150 k's and I think my price is reasonable. Should I mabe put it in the Trading Post? I'm a shift worker and really didn't wan't to be woken up through the day with phone calls but I might have to. Do you think I should wreck it? Any advice on this would be great. Thanks again... |
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Advice on selling my VN Commodore.
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