[Cardo]

I tried to sell my Whipple supercharged 2009 Mustang GT Deluxe on Bring A Trailer in 2020. It had 5600 miles on it and had never been in the rain. All of your normal suspension upgrades, gauges, yada yada yada. They wouldn't even accept it for listing. Said it wasn't suitable for their clientele. Whatever. Ended up selling it on Ebay with an ad. Cost me $100. Sold it in 6 days for what I wanted for it. Not a fan of BAT. A bit snooty me thinks.

[JSchmitz]

Originally Posted by Cardo

I tried to sell my Whipple supercharged 2009 Mustang GT Deluxe on Bring A Trailer in 2020. It had 5600 miles on it and had never been in the rain. All of your normal suspension upgrades, gauges, yada yada yada. They wouldn't even accept it for listing. Said it wasn't suitable for their clientele. Whatever. Ended up selling it on Ebay with an ad. Cost me $100. Sold it in 6 days for what I wanted for it. Not a fan of BAT. A bit snooty me thinks.

Kinda getting that theme. I see all kinds of stuff on there. IDK...

[Baron Von Zeppelin]

Your Blazer will probably sell on Craigslist for the upper end of what the market will bear.
I might try it first.

But since its sort of a hot market on Blazer / Bronco lately you might exceed your anticipation mark on BaT.

Its the best place to sell the "right" type of vehicles that are in the going trend.

The tiger gold 65 convertible with over the top restoration did sell after the BaT auction ended.
PY member bought it. He was a bidder during the auction.

Hire a pro , or become a pro photographer.
Find the best backgrounds and best filters.
The pictures are what they are bidding on

The difference between a $275k Yenko and a $325k Yenko is usually the quality of the pictures.

[JSchmitz]

Originally Posted by Baron Von Zeppelin

Your Blazer will probably sell on Craigslist for the upper end of what the market will bear.
I might try it first.

But since its sort of a hot market on Blazer / Bronco lately you might exceed your anticipation mark on BaT.

Its the best place to sell the "right" type of vehicles that are in the going trend.

The tiger gold 65 convertible with over the top restoration did sell after the BaT auction ended.
PY member bought it. He was a bidder during the auction.

Hire a pro , or become a pro photographer.
Find the best backgrounds and best filters.
The pictures are what they are bidding on

The difference between a $275k Yenko and a $325k Yenko is usually the quality of the pictures.

I have been considering selling it on Craigslist or Ebay. But I agree with the hot market theory. I might submit to BaT and see what they say.