Date:         Mon, 15 Dec 2003 15:05:11 EST
Reply-To:     LaughAtMyVanagon@AOL.COM
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com>
From:         John Connors <LaughAtMyVanagon@AOL.COM>
Subject:      86 Syncro for sale in WA
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Eric:

Okay, point taken and everyone has my apologies for my being unclear.  To all

those interested, I am asking $600 for the 86 Syncro with the blown engine.
I am trying to get pictures today so they will be available later.  Forget
about the "best offer" approach I tried earlier.  It was a poor approach to
selling the van but in my defense I have never tried to sell a vehicle with a
blown
engine before so I didn't know what to ask.  I can give more details to
anyone that asks and I will do my best.

Cheers.
John
86 Syncro
Tacoma, WA

In a message dated 12/15/03 11:22:58 AM Pacific Standard Time, vw4x4@fyi.net
writes:


> John,
>       HOw about a little thought into this....  How fare is this?
> The person that gets to you at the right time and place
> learns what your highest bid is and gets to over bid....
> right?    Like I said ...let me know what that is,
> and then I'll decide if I want it or not,,,,,,.!  Your missing the
> boat.....  you have to put some time constants on it.  Hey,
> I've  seen lots of people lose big money only because
> no one wants to be the sucker to be over bid.
>        I'll tell you what I've done with people like you in the
> past.  I've given them a reasonable offer, but I've told
> them  it is only good right now, take it or leave it.
> This is the only way to deal with a "best offer".  Now
> if you would have said sealed bids being excepted until Dec.
> 30th, your in the same ball game.  No hard fellings, but
> this never makes sense to me, and I've had tons of people
> say this in adds.   Maybe someone else can explain
> having a  "best offer"  without any time constrants.
>                            Eric