| Guidelines for selling your car |
| A picture is worth a 1000 words,
so take photos of your vehicle from all angles, preferably on
a sunny day or in a well lit garage, include the interior, dash
and engine. Take as many as you want and I will choose which
ones to use, more is better. Details are important, any upgrades or mods you have done, re-spray, engine overhaul, carb upgrade etc, alternatively if its all original as that is important to some people. A bit of history on the car also helps (i.e. if its been in the family for years or whatever). State engine size, and gearbox type, especially important if its a V8. Mileage is also important. Be honest, it does not help to say its rust free when there's a chance you step in and go through the floor-pan, or that its in running condition and the engine has not actually run for years. State your price and whether you are willing to negotiate, be realistic, everyone wants to make money, on the other hand, everyone wants a bargain, try and balance the two when you decide on a price. Give you tel/cell number and preferably an e-mail address
that you don't mind being displayed on the site, I can either
make it an active link, or put it in as text only, some people
prefer e-mails only and won't want to phone. If
you don't want to use your private e-mail address (or your business
one) then get a free e-mail from Google or Yahoo, its quick
and simple. Location, town and province must be included. Good Luck. |
