I have a 1955 studebaker commander that I am interested in trying to sell. I have owned the car for 18 years. It was a gift from my grandfather. I have no clue as to how to go about selling an antique car. I don't want to be ripped off but I also want to be reliastic about what it is work.
Richard Lawler
'57 1/2 ton Transtar '51 2dr Champion
This might be a starting place on determining value:
You know JP, sometimes you come up with some really funny lines!
Chip
remind me to buy Nates cars and not Johns. BOSEG
I like that car - enjoyed watching it show itself and then come to life.N8, you worked hard on it - mind you the 55 is looking pretty dapper in it's own right.
I'm not sure if I'm glad JP and I are at opposite ends of the continent or sad.. OK, I'm sad, but my wallet's happy :)
Rob
rustynutgarage wrote:
St. Louis MO, Car originally from Arizona and has been garaged every since then.
I have stainless cotter pins in stock, What size does he need?
C'mon John, Nate is just trying to take 'detailing' to the next level. Tim K>
detailing my ass, face it the guy is ANAL!
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