1967 Z28 survivor - Page 4

**Salvatore** · #31 08-11-2005, 01:06 AM

True Mark, He can ask any price he wants to. Go for it!

LVCamaro · #32 08-11-2005, 01:15 AM

what Jason said X2

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Belair62 · #33 08-11-2005, 02:20 AM

Jon's car....he calls the shots. Better take another look at the history of this car....it's pretty cool. And you won't be finding another like it real soon.

Rick H · #34 08-11-2005, 02:39 AM

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I think someone else called the shot on this sale.

In my opinion I feel it would have been better if nothing had been posted about someone saying that said car was underpriced and the seller simply turned down all offers under his asking price.

Might have cut down on the flaming.

Bottom line it is his car and he can do what he wants with it but I would keep certain reasons from selling off the public forum.

Rick H.

**Charley Lillard** · #35 08-11-2005, 03:34 AM

There is nothing wrong with Jon raising his price. Jon bought the car to keep but in the years since he first bought it he has acquired the first ever Z28. I believe he is selling the low mile car to cover the costs of restoring the # 1 Z28. I don't know how many places it was advertised. If it were widely advertised at 100K and there were no buyers then bumping it 25% because of one guys opinion seems like a stretch to me.

camarojoe · #36 08-11-2005, 03:44 AM

Bottom line is this... asking price was 100k, there were no takers, there wasn't anyone that said yes, I'll take it for 100, and then had the rug pulled out from them, nor did anyone buy it for 100k and now the seller is asking for 25k more from the buyer. It was simply a single ad placed on a forum. Heck, people here even SAID it was underpriced. Before anyone purchased the car, the seller decided for whatever reason or from whatever source that he should probably not sell the car for 100k, so before anyone bought it for that price he decided 125k was more what he felt the car was worth. Now if no one buys it at 125k and he decides to take 100k again thats his choice, as it is also his choice to up the price to 150k if he so choses and no one has committed to it at 125k. In a nutshell, as long as no deal was made, no one was contracted to buy the car, and no deposit and/or money had changed hands, no one is out anything, and these sour grapes over a car they weren't going to buy anyhow is rediculous. Obviously no one here was buying it at 100 or it would be sold already, so it seems silly to argue that its now 125... jmo.

Rick H · #37 08-11-2005, 03:45 AM

Someone refresh my memory.

What was the reason for pulling the sale and now offering at a higher price??

Rick H.

Belair62 · #38 08-11-2005, 04:33 AM

If you aren't interested in his car just go read something else...it's no ones business where he prices it or why...can't fault or flame him for being honest.Should he have consulted with people who were not going to buy it to see if it was moral to reprice it ? Give me a break.

camarojoe · #39 08-11-2005, 04:38 AM

At least its the same guy who already owns the car asking an extra 25k instead of someone who just bought it to turn for a profit, which is how these things usually end up costing more than they were a week ago.

Mr. T · #40 08-11-2005, 04:47 AM

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If you aren't interested in his car just go read something else...it's no ones business where he prices it or why...can't fault or flame him for being honest.Should he have consulted with people who were not going to buy it to see if it was moral to reprice it ? Give me a break.

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Well said Bob. Example: If I was going to sell my 69Z for 50k right here on SYC, and Jerry MacNeish contacted me and said, hey Tony, your Z is worth 75k. I would seriously think about repricing my car, the exact same thing Jon has done. You can't blame a guy who might be able to make an extra 25k. I can't think of anyone who would pass on an extra bonus like that.

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