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I'm selling a 1972 Alfa Romeo GTV that's had a rotisserie restoration. I bought it as a running and driving project when I was stationed in Italy in 2015 and the restoration is finally done.

I did a lot of the work myself, but I have waaayyyy too much invested, so I'd like to cut my losses as much as possible. From what I can tell, BAT is my best bet, but I've always sold my cars on eBay, so I'd appreciate any tips that anyone can provide on selling on BAT.

I have signed up with BAT already; photos scheduled for tomorrow evening.

Thanks,

Scott

[Held for Ransom]

Scott, see if this thread helps...
https://forums.maxperformanceinc.com...d.php?t=874024

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Originally Posted by Held for Ransom

Scott, see if this thread helps...
https://forums.maxperformanceinc.com...d.php?t=874024

Yes it does!

Thanks

Scott

[camerjeff]

My only suggestion is to be an active seller, answer any question to the best of your ability. I understand that they usually give the sellers a very short notice when their auctions go live, I hope the timing works out for you. A friend had his car accepted then heard nothing for 8-10 weeks, he then left on a scheduled vacation and his car went live as he boarded the plane. and he was not able to provide requested pictures or documents during the time the auction was live, It did not meet his reserve. But the high bidder ended up buying it for a few hundred dollers over his reserve price so it did work out.
I know that stock Alfa's normally do well on BAT. I don't know how modified examples do. I think your car is stunning. I hope it exceeds your expectations!

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Originally Posted by camerjeff

My only suggestion is to be an active seller, answer any question to the best of your ability. I understand that they usually give the sellers a very short notice when their auctions go live, I hope the timing works out for you. A friend had his car accepted then heard nothing for 8-10 weeks, he then left on a scheduled vacation and his car went live as he boarded the plane. and he was not able to provide requested pictures or documents during the time the auction was live, It did not meet his reserve. But the high bidder ended up buying it for a few hundred dollers over his reserve price so it did work out.
I know that stock Alfa's normally do well on BAT. I don't know how modified examples do. I think your car is stunning. I hope it exceeds your expectations!

Thanks for the input.

Scott