Yeah, there's five alright!
Amazing!
June must official eBay CB sale month in Oz. 😂
1. The "shooting buggy"....currently being discussed in another thread.
2. The former ponybeetle CB......again being listed by the seller with multiple eBay identities. It's now back to 3,000AUD starting bid.
3. KO561 ........which has also been discussed before, now in restoration and looking better than it did.
4. A claimed low mileage CB with a host of negatives. The seller must be toking the best pot ever grown in Australia, or spent several days in a local pub before listing the vehicle.
Asking $18,000 USD.....22,177.89 AUD!!! Even though the exchange rate is up to 81 cents, the seller is on a real fishing expedition to dreamland.
5. Greg Cash's CB.....by far the best and nicest of this group of CBs.
Without a doubt, an entertaining event. Every week there seems to be another rolled out of a shed or the bush.
Regards,
Steve
Fine tuning the proper daily ratio of Maxwell House to Bacardi 151.........
* Don't worry about the world coming to an end today. It's already tomorrow in Australia !
Steve,
You are correct. June 1st is the start of our official winter so people are looking to offload their Country Buggies as they are way too cold to drive around particularly if you dont have a soft top and side curtains.
Our winter are not as bad as your ( thank god) but it must be the thing to bring out the sellers.
Maybe I should try and work out an air conditioning setup for the CB, would make a fortune as would only need to get the heating right. Cooling is by dropping the windscreen down.
countrybuggybill
The guy from Grenfell must be smoking something really bad
You would think some of them might hold off for a bit as theirs sound expensive compared to mine. Just comparing condition and costs to restore in general against already restored price. volma1
They are still there, just have faith you'll find one.
I think Greg is right in not revealing his reserve.
The purpose of a reserve is to find how strong or weak the market is for whatever you have to sell. It is also used as a tool to preserve the value, even the seller's perceived value, of the item.
One starts the auction at a reasonable price level to see what the market's interest and strength is in the sale item.
Revealing the reserve destroys the purpose of the auction, which is to see if the market can meet or exceed the seller's minimum expectations.
Thanks Steve for your kind input, I believe my price on The Samba finished around US10k as I started it at US14k and dropped it as the Aussie dollar dropped reflecting the price I was after. again thanks, Greg
They are still there, just have faith you'll find one.
Greg,
Unfortunately, I see your CB never got to the reserve and the auction ended at 9,600 AUD or 7,694 USD at today's .8014 exchange rate.
Are you going to list it again soon, or are you going to give it a rest or seek other outlets?
Hope you can score a buyer.
You've got one nice CB.
Regards,
Steve
Fine tuning the proper daily ratio of Maxwell House to Bacardi 151.........
* Don't worry about the world coming to an end today. It's already tomorrow in Australia !
Steve, reserve was not met but it is on it's way to Sydney. I am happy with the after ebay negotiations but will reserve to keep the sale price private respecting the new owner. Cheers, Greg.
They are still there, just have faith you'll find one.
Thanks Bill and Steve for your kind words, and hopefully the new owner who also purchased a type 181 thing from Tassie last week does make himself known to the Country Buggy members. Cheers, Greg.
They are still there, just have faith you'll find one.
Bought by a dealer (not a collector as I thought) and is currently for sale in unique cars mag for $12.5k more than sold by me. Make your own mind up on that one. volma1
They are still there, just have faith you'll find one.
Craig Torrens6 times Australian, 7 times State Hillclimb Class Champion