Overseas Buyer Experience
Le Mans Master
Joined: Jan 2004
Posts: 8,295
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From: one night in Bangkok you are never lonely
No problem here....when I buy from people in the USA things usually go good, that is if they know that the USA really does have post offices open for business and the postal employees really did not shoot every one there.
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jan 2007
Posts: 2,589
Likes: 5
From: Salisbury Maryland
I was solicited from a buyer overseas. He wanted me to lower my price to make up for shipping it. 
After several attempts to make the deal happen, I insisted the price was firm and never heard from him again.
After several attempts to make the deal happen, I insisted the price was firm and never heard from him again.
Racer
Joined: Jan 2006
Posts: 304
Likes: 0
From: Plymouth Meeting PA
I've dealt with overseas buyers. They were effortless and fast. As long as the money is wired bank to bank or all cash you are fine. I've sold a few cars to Norway and couldn't be happier with the experience.
Tony
Tony
Burning Brakes
Joined: Sep 2005
Posts: 755
Likes: 1
From: Hobart Tasmania
Depends on which way you look at being overseas!!!
I bought my car from a lady in Houston (I live in Tasmania) and she went out of her way to help fortunately.
In hindsight she could have sold me a heap of crap as I did not personally inspect the car and had an independent person look at it for me.
From my perspective I had everything to lose, she had my money.
Since using the Forum if I look for another car it will be from a Forum member.
I bought my car from a lady in Houston (I live in Tasmania) and she went out of her way to help fortunately.
In hindsight she could have sold me a heap of crap as I did not personally inspect the car and had an independent person look at it for me.
From my perspective I had everything to lose, she had my money.
Since using the Forum if I look for another car it will be from a Forum member.
Racer
Joined: Mar 2004
Posts: 354
Likes: 0
From: Fredericksburg Va
But your not crazy to be leery of scams of which there are plenty.
Cash in hand before you send the car.....period.
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Safety Car
Joined: Jul 2005
Posts: 3,700
Likes: 836
From: WI
I know a buddy that sold his 57 Chevy to a guy in Sweeden. No problems. Also, my brother sold a car to a guy in Mexico. The money was wired to his bank, nobody never looked at the car. At the time my brother only had an Ebay feedback of 2! One day a guy in a truck/trailer showed up and they loaded it up. A couple months later he got a nice email from the guy stating how happy he was with the car.
With the strength of the Euro, I bet a lot of europens are taking advantage of what amounts to a half-off sale! That's probably why you are getting so many inquiries from across the pond.
Mark G
With the strength of the Euro, I bet a lot of europens are taking advantage of what amounts to a half-off sale! That's probably why you are getting so many inquiries from across the pond.
Mark G
