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PostPosted: Mon Aug 16, 2004 1:45 am 
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If it was worth that much, then why didn't it sell for that much. To me, would be worth $800 shipped to me in PA. I have no way of transporting, so would be in the same boat you were with trying to get someone to pick it up for you. I think if it was worth more it would have gone for more.

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Yea, you kind of shot yourself in the foot letting everybody know what you paid for it. :? Best bet would to be to put it back on Ebay.

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Yea, you kind of shot yourself in the foot letting everybody know what you paid for it. :? Best bet would to be to put it back on Ebay.



Yeah what he said 8) :P
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how much does it cost to list a vehicle on ebay
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Well I just sold my Dads 54 F100 on Ebay and it was around $80. A flat $40 listing fee and then another $40 once it gets a bid, so if no one bids, your out $40. Then if you dont have your own photo hosting, they charge 15 cents a picture. Not bad considering the other auctions they take a percentage which would be a lot more if you sold a higher dollar item.

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PostPosted: Thu Aug 19, 2004 1:36 pm 
you only got 80 bucks for that truck it was in pretty good condition if i drove fords i would have bought but i aint got time to fix it or repair it daily.
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I'm pretty sure he meant it cost him $80 to sell it on ebay. Not that he got $80 for the truck...

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Yea, I had to pay Ebay $80 to post the auction on Ebay, the truck sold for $1000 (minus a dollar :roll: ). Was hoping for a bidding war but only got one bid. :evil:
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