Ridiculously stupid strategy, in my opinion

[67Dart273]

Why on EARTH would you restrict yourself to "trade only" and especially trade two cars which while related, might not be what anyone wants in combination?

'69 Coronet 500 & '70 Sport Satellite Trade for '69 Plymouth B body


I have a '70 Sport Satellite and '69 Coronet 500 that I would like to trade for a '69 Plymouth B body (e.g. Satellite, Sport Satellite). I am not looking for anything too fancy just an unmolested daily driver with no rust through. Prefer a small block with an automatic, but will consider Roadrunner or GTX with big block as well.

My '70 Sport Satellite is a complete running and driving car with the numbers matching 383, bucket seats w/console and the 727. It has rust issues in the back window, trunk floor and lower quarters. It will need a complete restoration. The '69 Coronet 500 is disassembled with all paint removed. Car is complete except for the front bench seat. This car is a 318 car with the 727. It has rust issues in the lower quarters and corners of the back window.

I am not interested in selling either car, I will trade only. I am prepared to throw in cash for the difference.

Send me an email with information and pictures of your car and maybe we can talk. My cars are in the Tri-Cities.

 

[71340Duster]

You'd think the odds are pretty slim for this guy to get his trade but not much effort and no cost to throw it out there.

 

[moper]

Because he thinks it's a good idea for his own reasons? Maybe because it will rule out most of the tire kickers and I'll-give-you-15%-of-advertised-price flippers and assholes? Just tossing out ideas here...lol.

 

[diymirage]

because his wife said "get rid of em"
and he said "yes dear, i just listed them for sale"

 

[451Cuda]

A flipper will jump on that, IMO.

 

[barbee6043]

he knows he can not sell the 2 of them for enough to get the kind of car he wants. one is rusted out the other all apart. and like said, get rid of the 2 and wind up with 1 car. brownie points! ha