[thews]

78 T/A NR at $2850 on a 5 day in Spokane.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1978-Pontia...UAAOSwWItfMtev

[Baron Von Zeppelin]

Looks like the 64 Catalina/Ventura possibly sold for $7100.
Its really hard to say anymore about eBay auctions.
The top bidders activity in the bidding history looks a little iffy.

[thews]

Originally Posted by Baron Von Zeppelin

Looks like the 64 Catalina/Ventura possibly sold for $7100.
Its really hard to say anymore about eBay auctions.
The top bidders activity in the bidding history looks a little iffy.

Not sure what you mean? The buyer has great feedback. If a scammer is going to sell a car and it sells, they have to pay eBay the commissions. A scammer would prolly stop the auction and claim the vehicle is no longer for sale, but this one sold. I think someone got a great deal.

[Greg Reid]

Originally Posted by thews

Not sure what you mean? The buyer has great feedback. If a scammer is going to sell a car and it sells, they have to pay eBay the commissions. A scammer would prolly stop the auction and claim the vehicle is no longer for sale, but this one sold. I think someone got a great deal.

I think I see what he means. Nothing glaring but they've only bid on two items in their entire history and both were towards items from the same seller. Makes it look as though someone...a friend?....may have bid it up but no one took the bait. If so, it may show up again.
$7100 is a real fair price for that car in my opinion though. Not a giveaway but really fair.

[Joe's Garage]

Originally Posted by thews

Not sure what you mean? The buyer has great feedback. If a scammer is going to sell a car and it sells, they have to pay eBay the commissions. A scammer would prolly stop the auction and claim the vehicle is no longer for sale, but this one sold. I think someone got a great deal.

Actually, once you become a 'volume' vehicle seller, eBay only charges a $50 flat fee for each listing, whether it sells or not. No commission other than that.

[thews]

Originally Posted by Joe's Garage

Actually, once you become a 'volume' vehicle seller, eBay only charges a $50 flat fee for each listing, whether it sells or not. No commission other than that.

I didn't know that.