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Old 11-04-2023, 07:31 PM
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I went thru a handful of potential buyers and finally found my man. A gentleman from Albuquerque NM offered $22k. He doesn't want to make it cherry, he likes the barn find look. All the other buyers were immediately talking of paint jobs and this and that. NM man said it would join his collection of 58s: Wagon, Truck, 4dr. He is a mechanic and can make any changes that he wants on his own time.

It took a little bit longer than I wanted, but waiting two weeks was definitely worth $2k extra.

My buyer saw the car on classiccars.com, if anyone else is thinking of selling a car nationally.

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Glad you found the right buyer. Congratulations on the sale!


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I went thru a handful of potential buyers and finally found my man. A gentleman from Albuquerque NM offered $22k. He doesn't want to make it cherry, he likes the barn find look. All the other buyers were immediately talking of paint jobs and this and that. NM man said it would join his collection of 58s: Wagon, Truck, 4dr. He is a mechanic and can make any changes that he wants on his own time.

It took a little bit longer than I wanted, but waiting two weeks was definitely worth $2k extra.

My buyer saw the car on classiccars.com, if anyone else is thinking of selling a car nationally.

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Old 11-05-2023, 10:53 AM
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I went thru a handful of potential buyers and finally found my man. A gentleman from Albuquerque NM offered $22k. He doesn't want to make it cherry, he likes the barn find look. All the other buyers were immediately talking of paint jobs and this and that. NM man said it would join his collection of 58s: Wagon, Truck, 4dr. He is a mechanic and can make any changes that he wants on his own time.

It took a little bit longer than I wanted, but waiting two weeks was definitely worth $2k extra.

My buyer saw the car on classiccars.com, if anyone else is thinking of selling a car nationally.

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Awesome, can you post details of how it worked. I have bought 3 Porsche sight unseen and it is scary as a buyer.
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