[Andy69]

OK seriously? You want to sell a bunch of parts and you're asking $150k, and all you're going to post is one picture of one box, and you're going to blank out the label identifying what that one part is?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1930-1980-B...Parts_Accessories&hash=item51b1b3f8d1&vxp=mtr

 

[Pioneer4x4]

OK seriously? You want to sell a bunch of parts and you're asking $150k, and all you're going to post is one picture of one box, and you're going to blank out the label identifying what that one part is?

At least you can zoom in and see real clear how it is blanked out.
What a tool, how about they post a web page with the complete inventory to look at, or at least pictures of every aisle to show how much he claims to have.
It must just be a fishing add to get people to message him for details.

 

[Andy's Auto Repair]

In that case I'll take $5k for my undescribable junk. It is sad when you take a guy like me(12 cars) and in 9 pages of this guys crap I can't find one thing I could use.

 

[RealRed70]

I am bidding. Ya right.

 

[cheveslakr]

C'mon would you bid even close to that money even if the pics showed every piece?? Not many would and he's well aware. His intent is to contact him and view the lot in person and use ebay for exposure only. This strategy is seen quite often and it seperates the savey buyers from the "tools".

 

[70RAIII]

He probably already sold off the most valuable items.

 

[Tod74]

I saw one last week for 170K that was all NOS Sheetmetal ....had a huge inventory list...lots of good stuff. It had contact info so you could make a deal on what you need. Also had goodmark metal but much of it was NOS GM


Seller was classiccarinvestments in North Carolina