Off topic E bay stuff

I don't understand the question. If I say it's not worth being listed are you going to pull the add? You've got it listed already so I don't understand what your asking.

Brian

its a fine specimen...not that i ever liked ramblers but the body looks solid..i,m sure it will do well as a donor car..as far as the ebay guy, i get them too..seems like they have to tell you how to run your life..i sell things for other people (mostly medium size pieces like bicycles) and i ship only in the usa..you know how many emails i get asking me to explain why i wont ship to australia or canada?why do we have to explain to them?.anyways good luck and i hope the rambler hits reserve..

I think that it is a fine thing to do. Putting that car up for sale on as a widely used as E-bay is almost sure to save another Rambler or

2 from the crusher. The interior parts, the chrome, hell even the hubcaps are irreplacable since there are no aftermarket companies that make these parts.

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Just hit delete when you get that kind of thing, or complain to ebay about other users harassing you.

eBay is a global marketplace and you can and should put anything on there you are willing to pay the listing fees for.

Somewhere in the world there is someone who is looking for a good Rambler parts car at a reasonable price. Hopefully they will find your listing and everyone will be happy.

In this 'net era we have to be better at letting s*** roll off our backs than ever before.

John

It's hypothetical. I'd be pissed too if I saved a car from a crusher to offer it up to fellow Rambler nuts, and then some guy emails and says it should be sent to the crusher!

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It's all there!

Seems restorable to me, and I'm a restorer. If I had a place to do it, I'd buy it and restore it. It would bring back old memories, because my friend had a 60 that looked the same, in green.

Somewhere, there's someone that will thank you profusely, for not crushing a car that will bring back memories of their younger years.

I personally thank you for not doing it, because of the memories it brought back for me!

Refinish King

If you take a trash can and gold plate it, it is STILL a trash can !

Your listing looks honest to me, you see what you get. You don't see those cars on the road much anymore, hope someone saves it. I'd just ignore surfdaddy. ;^)

Dave

Maybe you drive a Ford?

You must have a yeast infection!

Refinish King

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Charles, I have to agree with Ron, and everyone else that posted so far. Plus, it's your car which means it's yours to do as you see fit. (Within the boundaries of the law, of course... :) ) If this e-mail sender doesn't like it, well, quite frankly, f*ck him. He doesn't have to buy it or even look at the ad.

NOI

Will I pull the listing? No, once placed Ill just bite the bullet and let it go thru. After all I did have to pay to list it.

I was just wanting to know if other people, some who's judgement on cars I value, thought I should list stuff like this. I get sent weird comments on stuff I list all the time, and at times a person feels like they are trying to save stuff that maybe should be in the recycling pile. Charles

I saw a 1974 Dodge Monaco on sale on ebay a few weeks back. It had belonged to the guy's uncle since new and was in good shape. It was black even. It had no bids on it with 4 days left. You must know what I was thinking. This was just like the Bluesmobile on "Blues Brothers." I sent the guy an email saying he should put "blues brothers" in the title. It never occurred to him to do that. He had forgotten about that film.

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