Mint 1991 convertible under 17,000 miles for sale
12-30-2014, 10:06 PM
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Mint 1991 convertible under 17,000 miles for sale
Hi every one I'm Gino
I have a mint garage kept teal green convertible with black leather interior I'm looking to sell if any interest I will post picks I'm looking for $29,000 this is a great deal for an awesome ride
I have a mint garage kept teal green convertible with black leather interior I'm looking to sell if any interest I will post picks I'm looking for $29,000 this is a great deal for an awesome ride
12-31-2014, 06:02 AM
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Pics, location, description to include recent service, or vehicle needs, transmission type, previous owner history etc. I think adding that info and looking at the market pricing for Corvettes of your year and similar mileage would help your sale.
01-01-2015, 08:46 AM
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- especially in the "looking at the market pricing" thing. GLWS! 
Looks like someone needs to get in touch with reality.
01-01-2015, 06:58 PM
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...and fill out your profile!
01-02-2015, 08:43 PM
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Gino - I have owned and sold 6 different Corvettes and eventually picked up some real life tips on how to sell them successfully.
Let me share these with you:
1. Fix anything and everything that might detract from the sale so you can honestly say, "This is a no excuse car".
2. Look at some of the ads that the professionals put out. Use the same angles and lighting that they use and take multiple pictures. The more the better. Interior, exterior, engine bay, wheels/tires and yes, even the undercarriage.
3..Research your competition and price your car to be a bit lower than theirs.
Here is a good example from Roger's Corvettes in Maintland, Florida. He prices his cars high but he only markets the best that are out there:
http://www.rogerscorvette.com/car1024.php?CarID=3322
Let me share these with you:
1. Fix anything and everything that might detract from the sale so you can honestly say, "This is a no excuse car".
2. Look at some of the ads that the professionals put out. Use the same angles and lighting that they use and take multiple pictures. The more the better. Interior, exterior, engine bay, wheels/tires and yes, even the undercarriage.
3..Research your competition and price your car to be a bit lower than theirs.
Here is a good example from Roger's Corvettes in Maintland, Florida. He prices his cars high but he only markets the best that are out there:
http://www.rogerscorvette.com/car1024.php?CarID=3322
01-08-2015, 04:02 PM
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Gino - I have owned and sold 6 different Corvettes and eventually picked up some real life tips on how to sell them successfully.
Let me share these with you:
1. Fix anything and everything that might detract from the sale so you can honestly say, "This is a no excuse car".
2. Look at some of the ads that the professionals put out. Use the same angles and lighting that they use and take multiple pictures. The more the better. Interior, exterior, engine bay, wheels/tires and yes, even the undercarriage.
3..Research your competition and price your car to be a bit lower than theirs.
Here is a good example from Roger's Corvettes in Maintland, Florida. He prices his cars high but he only markets the best that are out there:
http://www.rogerscorvette.com/car1024.php?CarID=3322
Let me share these with you:
1. Fix anything and everything that might detract from the sale so you can honestly say, "This is a no excuse car".
2. Look at some of the ads that the professionals put out. Use the same angles and lighting that they use and take multiple pictures. The more the better. Interior, exterior, engine bay, wheels/tires and yes, even the undercarriage.
3..Research your competition and price your car to be a bit lower than theirs.
Here is a good example from Roger's Corvettes in Maintland, Florida. He prices his cars high but he only markets the best that are out there:
http://www.rogerscorvette.com/car1024.php?CarID=3322
Thanks brother. 
Good luck with the sale Gino. 
01-29-2015, 12:57 PM
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Give someone some incentive to part with that kind of scratch
Post up some pics!!!
Post up some pics!!!