Had to list her again due to a non-paying bidder ......

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...m=280228074079

 

It's a nice looking car.
Funny, I sold my bikes and got another car.
You're selling the car to get a bike.
That's life eh? Too many people trying to kill me on the bikes out here for my taste.

 

You have motorcyclophobia.

 

That is Oldsguy's Delta 88 that he sold a year ago. I fondly remember driving that car in Lee's Summit, MO and revving the engine at a passing Lamborghini. He didn't want a piece of me.

The car has manual steering, manual brakes, bucket seats out of an early 90s Cutlass Ciera, a console out of a 78 Holiday 88, aftermarket Hurst shifter, and a good Oldsmobile trunk mat. The car also has well over 150,000 mi. It is a decent car!

 

Up for grabs one more time.

 

If this was a non paying bidder, why didnt you leave negative feedback???? Man, did you set yourself up for this one!! So tell us

 

how much are you asking for that? It looks exactly like mine! except for the fact mine is the 4 door version, and mine has O.G. 78,000 miles as of yesterday on her... lol beauty!

 

I honestly don't see how I could set myself up for such a thing. I can't take responsibility for someone else being full of sh)t.
Anyway, I don't know if you're too familiar with ebay or not, but some of the members have a bad tendency of leaving retaliatory feedback, hence me not leaving it for the bidder. He didn't even contact me after the auction though. Luckily, I got my fees reimbursed and he got a strike against his account.
Anyway, it's still available.

 

Honestly, I don't know what it's worth. I'm really a chevy man, myself and don't know too much about the olds'. I do know that the last 3 '69 - '72 chevy's that I've sold have a market value of about 10 times what I sold them for about 9 years ago, and the 88 is a '69 gm car. I suspect I'll regret having sold it a couple years from now when I couldn't touch one if I wanted to.

 

My understanding is the Ebay is changing (or already HAS changed) their feedback policy such that sellers can ONLY leave positive feedback (not even a neutral) for winning bidders in their auctions. The purpose as I understand it is to prevent retaliatory feedback against dissatisfied customers (the threat of which keeps many customers from leaving a negative in the first place).

But sellers are not without recourse when it comes to deadbeats; as stated above, the non-paying bidder complaint is quite effective, since 3 strikes and the bum is OUT.

 

Ends in 24 hrs.......... Treat yourself to a nice '69 GM muscle car and help me and my family during our time of need (We have had a recent emergency that has set us back quite a bit).
Thanks

 

did you ever sell your car? I tried to pull up the ebay link, I couldn't see the pics.

 

You might try to see if the car is still on the Kansas City craiglist. I saw it on there about a month ago. I believe the current owner had his number posted there.