You're selling which car?!!!! :eekbig: :eekbig: :eekbig:
Alright, it cannot be the Chally, so I'll answer this for you. I'd say stay away from eBay when you're trying to sell a car. A lot of the people who end up the high bidders decide at the end of the auction, when they're the highest bidder, that the car isn't for them. (expect a response like their kid placed the bid, not them.) I definitely agree that you would get more hits on eBay, but it's uncertain as to whether or not the car would actually sell the first time it's placed online. Whereas, if you were to place it up for sale where people are able to check it out on a personal level, your chances of getting it sold are much greater. The potential buyer likes being able to talk with the seller in person so they can get all of their questions they have about originality and what not face-to-face. (At least I prefer that much better than what some guy on a computer writes. Remember: he's trying to sell a car, so sometimes people will lie to get a sale. :mad:) As for payment, I'd try to work something out so you could make sure the money will be there when you cash their check. I hope this helps you man. :thumbs:
