Selling a Quality Item on CL

[twertsy]

If you sell it you're going to have to empty the tools out of it anyways, so not sure why spending that time now versus rushing to empty it when you have a buyer seems like wasted time to you. If anything, emptying it now on your own time lets you set up your other boxes how you want. If a buyer shows up tomorrow with cash what is your plan, dump the tools on the floor?

It just seems like you're not too serious about selling it, which is the illusion it gives in your pictures. If the master plan is to use other vintage boxes in it's place, then unload the tools from it into those said vintage boxes, wipe it down, move it aside somewhere temporarily, and take new pics and sell it that way. Unless you're selling it with the tools inside included, you're going to have to unload it at some point.

Fair point! Touché.

 

[Handyandy23]

Fair point! Touché.

 

[GETRIDAONE]

By the time you finish the GTO and add up all you have spent
You will never get your money back on a restored muscle car unless it is a rare and desirable model. Good luck on your project.

It is a bad photo but I am not selling

 

[twertsy]

By the time you finish the GTO and add up all you have spent
You will never get your money back on a restored muscle car unless it is a rare and desirable model. Good luck on your project.

It is a bad photo but I am not selling

I'm not doing it for the $$. I've always loved the way they look. This will be my "road rager." 505CI Twin Turbo Butler / 6 speed Tremec and completely modernized suspension. This one is for my funtime....

 

[GETRIDAONE]

What is that old saying ?
" A picture is worth a thousand words "

 

[twertsy]

What is that old saying ?
" A picture is worth a thousand words "

Excellent! Mine isn't nearly as ....... "complete" right now.