trying a duster
06-26-2009, 09:23 PM
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trying to sale my duster
Trying to sale my 1974 plymouth duster... I really don't want to but I need to. Its been in my family for 21 years and its sad to say but I have to sale it. It has a slant 6, recently rebuilt and original parts. I'm trying to sale it for 4,000 do you guys think that its a reasonable price. ill take more pic later and post them
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07-06-2009, 06:48 PM
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Sometime people don't respond because they don't know or they miss a thread. I know that happens with me a lot.
The price is going to be determined by where you are, the demand for that vehicle in your area, and who is going to buy it. As long as the body is in good condition and it runs well, you shouldn't have a problem getting that price for it.
Sometime people don't respond because they don't know or they miss a thread. I know that happens with me a lot.
The price is going to be determined by where you are, the demand for that vehicle in your area, and who is going to buy it. As long as the body is in good condition and it runs well, you shouldn't have a problem getting that price for it.
07-06-2009, 08:27 PM
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07-07-2009, 04:33 AM
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Sorry but what you have is not desirable at all. The "pointy nose" cars are worth much less than the earlier models, unless they are very nice. Yours is not. Paint is gone and the car needs everything to bring it back. The money it would cost would be better spent on a more desirable model year. Good luck pedaling your junk, Oops sorry, parts car. Try ebay.
As much as you may not like it, the market determines value. An auction (like Ebay) will dictate what something is worth. If it is selling cheap, everyone will bid. If it is selling too high, no-one will bid. Wow look no bids, I guess your junk, Oops there I go again, parts car, is priced too high.
As you may tell, I don't do well with the "F" U crowd.
As much as you may not like it, the market determines value. An auction (like Ebay) will dictate what something is worth. If it is selling cheap, everyone will bid. If it is selling too high, no-one will bid. Wow look no bids, I guess your junk, Oops there I go again, parts car, is priced too high.
As you may tell, I don't do well with the "F" U crowd.
07-07-2009, 10:33 AM
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By the way, It should read " Trying to SELL my Duster" not "Sale my duster". Grammar, it's a good thing.
Oh, I re-read your ad, slant 6? Are you kidding? and is that duct tape all over the top of the seats? Never mind, just go ahead and crush it.
Oh, I re-read your ad, slant 6? Are you kidding? and is that duct tape all over the top of the seats? Never mind, just go ahead and crush it.
07-07-2009, 10:26 PM
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I though to my self no one has reply I bet if I put and F word I would get some replies. I was right, people are so predictable. I didn’t mean anything by it. For 78D200 thanks and for crazy4carz & polaradude go F*CK YOURSELF B*$CH!!!
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07-08-2009, 02:22 AM
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Hey, I have an idea. Why don't you tell me where you live and I can stop by an express myself properly.
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