Puting this on hold. It wasnt doing anyone any good. I will put the tlc into it before taking the offers being offered. I will let you guys know what happens witht he car. Thanks.
FS: 1991 318is
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This, I would offer $1000 if it was in my area. It doesn't need a ton of work to get up into the $3,500 range. but you are missing some pretty substantial parts that the 'IS' came with to make it more appealing to buyers.Comment
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And it must just be r3v, because granted Im not getting offers right now for $3500, the other cash offers are between 2-3k. Its been up for 2 hours. If this thread doesnt show more hope in a few days, will just delete it cause its not doing me any good.Comment
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Hey, wasn't trying to be rude. Just saying without the factory basket weaves, a really rough exterior and mis-matched interior you would have a hard time selling it for $3,500.
That's just what I've seen from my market a little further north from you. we've had very nice 318is go for $4500 up here and they had everything in great shape and full service records.
I have also seen ones slightly worse than what yours appears to be, go for $1000. thus my 2cents.
I agree with Turf, someone waves more than $2000 after looking the car over you should take it.Comment
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Parker made some solid points. I think if you spent a some time tidying up some stuff you might be able to get your asking price.Comment
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He can ask what he wants. However, I personally would run away screaming with excitement and joy with $2k, honestly.
I couldn't even get $1k for a fucking running/driving manual cabrio last week...
GLWS
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I think the things that need tidying up dont justify the offers.
Like I said, must be r3v. Not that I wouldnt want to get the best deal possible, but I think people here are just cheap. My last e30 that I sold in the recent past, all my offers came from CL, and I sold my diving board car with high miles for $3600 and the buyer made a road trip for it. Granted it needed less work on the stuff that was actually replacable, but needed more labor.
And people keep mentioning asking price when I cleary stated this was just a place to start. I in no way expect 3500.Comment
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I think the things that need tidying up dont justify the offers.
Like I said, must be r3v. Not that I wouldnt want to get the best deal possible, but I think people here are just cheap. My last e30 that I sold in the recent past, all my offers came from CL, and I sold my diving board car with high miles for $3600 and the buyer made a road trip for it. Granted it needed less work on the stuff that was actually replacable, but needed more labor.
And people keep mentioning asking price when I cleary stated this was just a place to start. I in no way expect 3500.
Trust me when I say I'm far from cheap. All I'm saying is the car looks rough and asking $3500 is pretty high starting asking price. Even though its just asking price and you don't expect to get what you're asking. I'd still ask for less.Comment
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Good luck dude. I hope you get what you want. When all of those high offers disappear silently into the night I hope you say "Must be Craigslist..."."We praise or find fault, depending on which of the two provides more opportunity for our powers of judgement to shine."Comment
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