Thanks Ferg, I took your "For Sale" advice Options

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I have my Karmann Ghia for sale and the response has thus far been stellar. Why? I recently read where Ferg mentioned the importance of pic's when selling a car. Lot's and lot's of pic's. If you want your car to appeal to serious buyers then give them some serious gallery from which to make an informed decision. Every car has it's areas of concerns and these areas need to be addressed in your pic's; in full! Informed buyers know these areas and will wonder why they were deleted if not included. Example: a 914 seller not showing pic's of the Hell Hole. Another thing, take detailed pic's of any faults. If your honest about the faults it shows integrity and reinforces the buyers will to purchase your car. Anyway, just wanted to reaffirm Ferg's policy. It works! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/piratenanner.gif)

[era vulgaris]

I couldn't agree more. Whenever I sell a car I always include a link to a photobucket album with anywhere from 80-100 photos of every aspect of the car, along with a very detailed description.

It's a weird thing. I think there's people out there who think cars just sell themselves, or something. I don't know. If you're going to ask someone to consider handing over thousands of dollars for something you're selling...then sell the damn thing! Two or three quickly snapped photos, and a description that says "too many things to list" isn't going to do it.
Also, "too many things to list" is the biggest pile of shit lazy crap to put in a car listing. Take five minutes and type out what the car has/has been done to it. Otherwise don't expect me to inquire about your listing.

BTW, where's the listing for the Ghia? (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)
I'm a sucker for those things, they sure are pretty to look at!