The Ford Barn - View Single Post - ad nauseum-pun intended..............

ModelA29 · 10-10-2023, 08:47 PM

Pristine show car any make = BAT has become the go to site.

Model As are a different story. Unless it's a rare body style or restoration award winner there isn't much sense advertising nationally. There are 2 more just like yours closer to any buyer. The buyer will not be able to verify your car without hiring an "expert" to come inspect it. The buyer will need to find transportation which adds to the cost. There needs to be some type of transaction worked out to transfer the funds and car that each stranger is agreeable to. All of which adds up to a whole bunch of clickey loos wanting to ask questions and get photos of your car (probably so they can make up their own ad to scam someone). Craigslist now charges for car ads that are not real effective. Stick it in your chapter newsletter and those within a reasonable distance. People looking for a collectable car will generally contact their local club. I gave up looking at cars in SoCal and went to the MAFCA chapters page and searched their newsletters for the car I bought. It was about 250 miles away.

10-10-2023, 08:47 PM	#16
ModelA29 Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2022 Location: SoCal Posts: 1,152	Re: ad nauseum-pun intended.............. Pristine show car any make = BAT has become the go to site. Model As are a different story. Unless it's a rare body style or restoration award winner there isn't much sense advertising nationally. There are 2 more just like yours closer to any buyer. The buyer will not be able to verify your car without hiring an "expert" to come inspect it. The buyer will need to find transportation which adds to the cost. There needs to be some type of transaction worked out to transfer the funds and car that each stranger is agreeable to. All of which adds up to a whole bunch of clickey loos wanting to ask questions and get photos of your car (probably so they can make up their own ad to scam someone). Craigslist now charges for car ads that are not real effective. Stick it in your chapter newsletter and those within a reasonable distance. People looking for a collectable car will generally contact their local club. I gave up looking at cars in SoCal and went to the MAFCA chapters page and searched their newsletters for the car I bought. It was about 250 miles away.