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TehRedWheelbarrow posted:hell yeah
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TehRedWheelbarrow posted:hell yeah
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Apr 6, 2024 18:18
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Looks more like 1988 Honda CRX on road to me.
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Apr 7, 2024 13:39
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That's some real redneck poo poo and I am here for it
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Powershift posted:Being a lowballer is one thing, but so many cross the line into acting as if they are owed whatever they want and their low ball price and you're the rear end in a top hat for refusing. Yeah, I've been meaning to sell my AE86 literally for a a couple years, but I have a very limited amount of social tolerance that I don't want to waste on lowballing assholes. I just *know* someone will want that thing for $1500. It's only an SR5, but nah, bro. I've seen worse condition ones listed for way more. Then again, maybe I'll find someone who actually knows what it's worth and is willing to pay something close to that.
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Darchangel posted:Yeah, I've been meaning to sell my AE86 literally for a a couple years, but I have a very limited amount of social tolerance that I don't want to waste on lowballing assholes. Who hasn't done the opposite at some point? At first, I'll generally put up a listing that's significantly higher priced than I think the car is worth. That way I can guage interest and establish a price to start negotiations at without committing to anything, since I don't think the car will actually sell for what I'm asking. If it's not getting any traction, I'll lower it down to a reasonable price since there's no penalty for making a second listing or editing the original
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Apr 12, 2024 16:19
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Darchangel posted:Yeah, I've been meaning to sell my AE86 literally for a a couple years, but I have a very limited amount of social tolerance that I don't want to waste on lowballing assholes. On the plus side your procrastination probably doubled the price.
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Apr 12, 2024 16:41
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The Door Frame posted:Who hasn't done the opposite at some point? At first, I'll generally put up a listing that's significantly higher priced than I think the car is worth. That way I can guage interest and establish a price to start negotiations at without committing to anything, since I don't think the car will actually sell for what I'm asking. If it's not getting any traction, I'll lower it down to a reasonable price since there's no penalty for making a second listing or editing the original This is how I've always done it, granted the sorts of cars I'd sell lend itself to it, but more often than you'd think someone comes by and pays asking. Usually with them asking if I'll take less, I say no, they go 'worth a shot' and then pay anyway.
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Apr 12, 2024 16:58
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The Door Frame posted:Who hasn't done the opposite at some point? At first, I'll generally put up a listing that's significantly higher priced than I think the car is worth. That way I can guage interest and establish a price to start negotiations at without committing to anything, since I don't think the car will actually sell for what I'm asking. If it's not getting any traction, I'll lower it down to a reasonable price since there's no penalty for making a second listing or editing the original Oh, of course! No harm in starting a little high. I don't mind haggling a bit, but as noted by previous goons, the folks that egregiously low-ball and then double-down in it are exhausting. Powershift posted:On the plus side your procrastination probably doubled the price. It definitely did.
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The Door Frame posted:Who hasn't done the opposite at some point? At first, I'll generally put up a listing that's significantly higher priced than I think the car is worth. That way I can guage interest and establish a price to start negotiations at without committing to anything, since I don't think the car will actually sell for what I'm asking. If it's not getting any traction, I'll lower it down to a reasonable price since there's no penalty for making a second listing or editing the original I give myself about 20-30% wiggle room, depending on what it is I'm selling and $$ (I've not sold a car personally since the old days of the printed auto trader). But for electronics and general junk, if I will hypothetically take $90-$100, I'll probably ask $120ish because I know there will be haggling and bullshit over something not worth much. If it's a real lowball I'll drop a couple bucks and say firm, which is more than they would have paid if they weren't morons. Sometimes people don't want to haggle at all and offer 100% my asking price. A few times I've done that I've literally told them to keep a $20 bill because they were super easy to deal with. Once was a young guy who bought a fairly inexpensive offshore cell phone (umidigi or some drat thing that I just didn't like) and he picked it up with his mom and you could tell they weren't well to do, a 20+ year old dodge minvan that had a horrible crack in the exhaust manifold and just in bad repair. I think I was asking $130 and he arranged a pick up and gave me $130 cash. It was near Christmas and I said "Merry Christmas" and gave him $30 back and he was overjoyed.
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Apr 12, 2024 17:05
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"I don't know what it is, it doesn't run and is rotting into the ground, $1,800" https://www.kijiji.ca/v-cars-trucks/grande-prairie/24-valve-mitsubishi/1690726551  (It's a Mazda Mx3)
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Apr 13, 2024 05:05
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I do know it's got 24 valves though
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75 per valve, must be a good deal
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mobby_6kl posted:I do know it's got 24 valves though How can you tell? They came with 4 cylinders too.
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It’s a Mitsubishi so it’s gotta have 24 valves. I don’t see the problem here, fellas
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wesleywillis posted:How can you tell? I've seen that engine bay enough to know it says DOHC 24-Valve on the intake. ... It also says Mazda on the valve cover you can see.
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Apr 14, 2024 00:27
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TheFonz posted:I've seen that engine bay enough to know it says DOHC 24-Valve on the intake. Oh uhhhh I didn't see any pics of the engine bay when I looked at the ad
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Apr 15, 2024 05:31
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That's not a bad price for nowadays. A lot of Convertible-specific trim parts are NLA, though... Hell, a lot of not-an-FD RX-7 parts are NLA. Mazda fired up a parts program fairly recently for NA Miatas as a big middle finger to first-gen RX-7 guys. They probably didn't intend it that way, but there it is.
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