I would have to agree with your assessment as I also bought my 1963
Imperial through an ebay ad.
The car didn't sell but I contacted the seller after the auction and ended
up buying it for a bit less than the ebay asking price.
I have only been stiffed once in probably near 1000 transactions and had I
read the feedback, I would not have submitted a bid on that item.
Fortunately, it was an under $10.00 deal and was nothing crucial.
Just my thoughts.............
Danny
>I agree with Dick that eBay is a wonderful place to
>buy and sell the odd items that one won't find in the
>local want-ads.
>
>Case in point:
>
>I'll never forget my most expensive and worthwhile
>eBay purchase ---- My 1965 CROWN !!! ----
>
>How could I forget it? My garage is consumed by this
>beatiful cruiser. My kids have to brush the front
>bumber and grill just to get past it! (I'm OK with
>this; it helps keep the front chrome shiny!)
>
>Anyway, I've never had a bad transaction on eBay (I've
>had over 40 transactions to date) and I would only
>suggest (as Dick did) that before you bid on an item,
>check the seller's feedback profile and recent
>transactions. And if someone burns you, leave negative
>feedback and call eBay to complain.
>
>Take Care...
>
>Chris Walter
>65 Crown (with cool Tilt wheel and tempermental radio)
>
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