1971-72 Cutlass Center Console
November 14th, 2014, 01:46 PM
#1
1971-72 Cutlass Center Console
This is a pretty nice driver quality center console pulled out of a 1972 Cutlass Supreme. It's not broken up or chipped. No cracks. Wiring included
$375.00 plus shipping SOLD
Tom
Birmingham Alabama
(910) 224-1210
$375.00 plus shipping SOLD
Tom
Birmingham Alabama
(910) 224-1210
Last edited by Olds442redberet; March 23rd, 2015 at 07:08 AM.
January 27th, 2015, 08:47 AM
#5
I appreciate the input but I normally get about $375.00 or more for consoles in this condition.
Yes, it was cleaned up with armor all. Yeah, its' forty plus years old and not brand new. But if it were perfect I'd ask more for it. If it sells, great! If not, no worries, I have it sitting on a shelf in the shop as decoration.
Thanks for the bump though.
Yes, it was cleaned up with armor all. Yeah, its' forty plus years old and not brand new. But if it were perfect I'd ask more for it. If it sells, great! If not, no worries, I have it sitting on a shelf in the shop as decoration.
Thanks for the bump though.
January 27th, 2015, 09:59 AM
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Nice decorations
Wish my garage looked like that. Maybe the pictures are what's keeping it from selling. I did some selling on E bay and a friend told me I need better lighting in the pics. I tried it and the items did sell better.
January 27th, 2015, 10:16 AM
#7
Your 100% right on the photos. The better the picture the quicker the sell. I still need improvement in that area.
I am selling a few items on ebay. But not much. I am really just enjoying the hobby. Ebay changes that just a little. Buying and selling is just plain fun for me. I sell a lot locally through Craigslist and it has allowed me to meet more people in the hobby. Meeting new people is really important to me now. IMO Ebay is all about the sell and only about the sell. It's not about people.
I like to hold on to a few items just to be able to say I have them. But I am trying to fight the hoarder in me, so everything is for sell, except the 442 convertible. The things I want to hold onto for a few months do not generally get posted on Ebay. I post consoles and bucket seats here when I can so people call and buy other things. It's like a leader item in sales. Having a console and set of bucket seats lets people know I am here. Then they ask "do you have this part or that part" questions.
I am selling a few items on ebay. But not much. I am really just enjoying the hobby. Ebay changes that just a little. Buying and selling is just plain fun for me. I sell a lot locally through Craigslist and it has allowed me to meet more people in the hobby. Meeting new people is really important to me now. IMO Ebay is all about the sell and only about the sell. It's not about people.
I like to hold on to a few items just to be able to say I have them. But I am trying to fight the hoarder in me, so everything is for sell, except the 442 convertible. The things I want to hold onto for a few months do not generally get posted on Ebay. I post consoles and bucket seats here when I can so people call and buy other things. It's like a leader item in sales. Having a console and set of bucket seats lets people know I am here. Then they ask "do you have this part or that part" questions.
January 27th, 2015, 06:14 PM
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Your 100% right on the photos. The better the picture the quicker the sell. I still need improvement in that area.
I am selling a few items on ebay. But not much. I am really just enjoying the hobby. Ebay changes that just a little. Buying and selling is just plain fun for me. I sell a lot locally through Craigslist and it has allowed me to meet more people in the hobby. Meeting new people is really important to me now. IMO Ebay is all about the sell and only about the sell. It's not about people.
I like to hold on to a few items just to be able to say I have them. But I am trying to fight the hoarder in me, so everything is for sell, except the 442 convertible. The things I want to hold onto for a few months do not generally get posted on Ebay. I post consoles and bucket seats here when I can so people call and buy other things. It's like a leader item in sales. Having a console and set of bucket seats lets people know I am here. Then they ask "do you have this part or that part" questions.
I am selling a few items on ebay. But not much. I am really just enjoying the hobby. Ebay changes that just a little. Buying and selling is just plain fun for me. I sell a lot locally through Craigslist and it has allowed me to meet more people in the hobby. Meeting new people is really important to me now. IMO Ebay is all about the sell and only about the sell. It's not about people.
I like to hold on to a few items just to be able to say I have them. But I am trying to fight the hoarder in me, so everything is for sell, except the 442 convertible. The things I want to hold onto for a few months do not generally get posted on Ebay. I post consoles and bucket seats here when I can so people call and buy other things. It's like a leader item in sales. Having a console and set of bucket seats lets people know I am here. Then they ask "do you have this part or that part" questions.
January 27th, 2015, 06:37 PM
#11
I might have a set of headers later in the week.
I have a His/Hers shifter for sale. Pictures and detail upon request.
I have to much money in the restored one on the shelf to be able to sale it. But I have another one in a box somewhere.
I have a His/Hers shifter for sale. Pictures and detail upon request.
I have to much money in the restored one on the shelf to be able to sale it. But I have another one in a box somewhere.
January 27th, 2015, 06:53 PM
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