Suggestions sites for sale of '67 Black A/C coupe

[Bob S.]

I'm about to start the process of listing my '67 black/saddle, A/C small block coupe, and would appreciate recommendations for sites that have proven to be productive. I've been watching sales on eBay, and although I do see frequent listings, I don't notice many resulting in actual sales.

I'll add a couple of photos here in case anyone wonders what the car looks like.

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Thanks,
Bob

[Bill M.]

Re: Suggestions sites for sale of '67 Black A/C coupe

Bob
I had good luck with Craigs list sold my 66 and 93 relatively quick. Then there's the driveline I sold a 65 10 years ago. and I bought a car from the web site usedcorvettesforsale.com

[Don H.]

Re: Suggestions sites for sale of '67 Black A/C coupe

If you would like to sell your beautiful 67 coupe to another NCRS member, may I suggest you place a for sale ad in the NCRS Classified Ads Forum?https://www.ncrs.org/classified/index.php

Your ad will be free and good cars reasonably priced are selling there.

[Edmund C.]

Re: Suggestions sites for sale of '67 Black A/C coupe

Bob:

Nice ride. I'm sure she'll go fast once you place the ad. We'll all be sure to look for it. Good luck. If you don't mind telling us, what are you asking for that black beauty?

[Bob S.]

Re: Suggestions sites for sale of '67 Black A/C coupe

I actually haven't firmed up an asking price, but I expect want to be on the positive side of $50k. It's had a fair amount of mechanical work intended to make it a reliable and fun driver, including Borgeson power steering and A/C work (Classic Air Conditioning in Florida), exhaust, brakes, clutch, new carpet, door panels, seats rebuilt by Corvette America in leather (replaced vinyl) and so on. I have the original steering wheel and steering box for those interested in originality.

[Bob H.]

Re: Suggestions sites for sale of '67 Black A/C coupe

Hi Bob:

Don't expect to see cars sold on the EBAY site.

However, the exposure you get will lead to a sale. I just sold my 67 after someone saw it on EBAY. There were over 2200 looks at the car over a 7 day period.

I have sold others and just recently purchased another car that was advertised on EBAY.

Just be careful of all the scams that make their rounds on any website. I want a prospective buyer to show up in person to inspect the car and then work the money aspect through a wire transfer or a cashiers check that can be verified by the bank it was written on. A bank with a local branch is a great way to go so the transfer can happen in the bank.

Nice car! You will have no issue selling it!

Bob