craigslist has worked well for me. Listed my truck on a Wednesday and it was
gone by Friday at my full asking price.
Not the best market for classic cars but as others suggested,
Autotrader.com, Traderonline.com, etc work well. You can also try Hemmings.
Not cheap for non-subscribers but right at the market for anything classic.
Herby
63 MKII Sprite (Herbytoy - patiently waiting)
62 MKII Sprite (the "resto-mod" driver)
00 Dakota R/T (the new toy)
herby@herbytoys.com
www.herbytoys.com
I'd try craigslist (craigslist.org), that's where I looked for and
eventually bought my MR2. It's free- so you've got nothing to lose!
-Larry
On 6/5/07, Lee Daniels <lee@automate-it.com> wrote:
>
> About 10 years ago I sold a nice MGB by just putting it a web site for
selling
> cars; got a call in a few days and a guy drove 150 miles, brought cash,
and
> drove away. I don't recall what site it was but I suspect that it no
longer
> exists.
>
> While I do use Ebay, I'm not fond of buying/selling cars there. Anyone
know of
> the good alternatives for selling a car on-line?
>
> thanks,
> Lee
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