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#1
10-03-2018, 06:01 PM
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Hey azmusclecar You moving on?
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10-24-2018, 10:25 PM
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Sorry to have been absent lately..................yes I have my cammer for sale.............but very little interest shown by buyers. I've had my share of lowballers........which is the ugly side of selling a car. I had one offer I quickly dismissed and now wish I had taken. The proposed offer and my price was $1000 apart and I asked the perspective buyer to meet me half way. No reply.
I thought I had it fairly priced but it seems the rust is the deal breaker. Everyone wants $5,000 off for rust and another $5,000 off for paint. So they basically want me to just sign over the title and make sure I give them a full tank of gas as well. I had one guy who seemed interested in 6 cylinders and then I come to find out he's a lowballer............with the most insulting offer of all. As the old saying goes: If you and I own the exact same thing, yours will be priceless and mine will be worthless, at least in your eyes..............funny how that works.
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10-26-2018, 06:32 AM
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Sadly our Cammers will always be a hard sell.
I once had a negotiation up to 30K but felt it should be more. I explained to them that it was not just the car. It was the stock of parts, engines, brochures, books and other ephemera goes with it. Needless to say I still have the '66  Best of Luck.
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10-26-2018, 08:14 PM
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You are right Jeff. I guess my appreciation of this unique piece of history is not shared by many. I believe most of the offers I received were from buyers wanting to ditch the OHC and become just one of how many V8s 1966 owners.
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10-28-2018, 08:58 PM
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I took a deposit on the car today.........buyer to pick up Wednesday.
Figured out the engine has a burnt valve. Buyer was well educated on the OHC. He picked out everything wrong with the car in a few minutes from body to mechanical. We agreed to a price lower than what I had hoped to get. Maybe my pride got in the way. The offer I accepted was $500 less than I turned down last week. So my sales skill are even sad. But it is going to a car enthusiast who's always wanted an OHC, Life moves on, and so must I. It's been a real experience with the Cammer.......not many can say that in their lifetime. AZ
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