[Carguy00]

I have sold cars on Ebay before and it seems increasingly difficult to complete the transaction and when it is done people seem to be getting pickier and pickier. I like people to some and look at a car before they buy or bid to eliminate the bickering. I was thinking of listing on http://ww2.collectorcartraderonline.com/. It is about the same price. Has anyone used them before? I was wondering if you get the same bang for your buck advertising wise. How fast has it worked for you?

 

[grovey]

in my opinion you can still find some cheaper prices on the collecter car site. ya gotta give ebay one thing , probably alot more people see it there. i've never sold anything on ebay,but i've bought quite a bit. you do run into a nutcase every now and then. my .02

 

[Chevy 70 SS vert]

I watch http://ww2.collectorcartraderonline.com alot. I would buy a car from them over Ebay, since there are so many bogus people on Ebay. If you have a nice ride a display it correctly and don't want a bunch of joy riders driving the car, Ebay is probably the right place, then.

 

[Lionel-n-Chevelles]

Try http://www.cars-on-line.com I bought a car there and I did not have the hassle like many of us have on ebay.

 

[JHP69ss]

Try http://www.cars-on-line.com I bought a car there and I did not have the hassle like many of us have on ebay.

:thumbsup:

 

[Augustboy2009]

It seems like a lot of cars on Collector Car Trader have been on there for 6 months or so. I guess the seller forgets to cancell the add??

 

[Carguy00]

It seems like a lot of cars on Collector Car Trader have been on there for 6 months or so. I guess the seller forgets to cancell the add??

Is it just me or do the cars on there seem overpriced. I'd say about 75% are high.

 

[Junkyard Dawg]

Try http://www.cars-on-line.com I bought a car there and I did not have the hassle like many of us have on ebay.

Thanx will check this site out.

 

[smittyocat]

I like craigslist myself