I have been watching the Bricklins being "sold" on ebay,and unless you are
selling it dirt cheap,they will not sell,If you are selling Bricklin
parts,THAT is what ebay is good for,I have sold misc parts (GTO) and they
were HOT,I only put up one part for a Bricklin(Shifter Bezel) and that sold
right away,the best bet is thru a state wide paper in your area,or
Hemmings.AS that possible buyer can at least,go in person to see/and
possibly buy,the BEST was to sell a classic car is person to person.
Claude
1024/1136
See fresh pics of
1136 (the Gel-coated Bricklin)at: http://www.egroups.com/group/BRICKLINEWS
----- Original Message -----
From: "Andrew Chapman" <xx7xx@hotmail.com>
To: <bricklin@autox.team.net>
Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2001 4:17 AM
Subject: off bricklin topic
> Hi all,
>
> This really is not about Bricklins, but it is about GM cars. Since most of
> us dont have a bricklin as a daily driver, I was hoping someone out ther
> would have a GM car with the same problem.
> I wont make a habit of posting off topic e-amil again.
>
> Does anyone have the GM Double DIN radio with the cassette and CD player?
I
> have one in my 1996 cutlass and it wont accept a CD. On the rare occasion
> when it does, it wont pop it back out. I have a friend who has the same
> problem with his GM double din radio. Does anyone know about how common
this
> is or what to do to fix.
>
> One last thing. I have purchased another car and no longer have room to
> store my Bricklin. I was thinking of selling it on e-bay but I have had no
> luck selling cars there. I tried three times with a kit car, twice the
high
> bidder never paid me and the final time the reserve was not met. Has
anyone
> else successfully sold cars on e-bay?
>
> Thanks for your time.
>
> Andy
> #2840
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