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jon laing

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Ran 39 ford for sale ad in HEMMINGS and got 4 interested contacts in less than 30 days. First caller took it. Goes to show if you price it right and use HEMMINGS it works. Jon Laing
 
I haven't looked at Hemmings for about 5 years (about when I got involved in these forums). That's probably a mistake, as I believe there are a lot of folks out there that don't like computers. Thanks for bringing this up.
 
jon laing said:
Ran 39 ford for sale ad in HEMMINGS and got 4 interested contacts in less than 30 days. First caller took it. Goes to show if you price it right and use HEMMINGS it works. Jon Laing
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2935ford said:
I think pricing it right is the real key. :)
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I've just listed a 46 Chevy 3/4 ton pickup on Hemmings. I wonder if I've priced it to sell. I'd appreciate anyone that's willing to review the ads for other 46 Chevy pickups and compare them with mine and give me your opinion about my asking price and whether I've priced it to sell. Go to http://www.hemmings.com/ and search for "1946 chevy pickup." Mine is the only 3/4 ton listed.
 
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Old Henry, that seems like a fair price and maybe a little low, given the prices of most of the other trucks on the site. As the saying goes, you can always come down, but you can't go up in price.
 
mhsprecher said:
Old Henry, that seems like a fair price and maybe a little low, given the prices of most of the other trucks on the site. As the saying goes, you can always come down, but you can't go up in price.
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Thanks for the input. I've had it at $19,900 for two weeks without a nibble and need to move it quick so lowered it today $2,000 to see if I can get any interest. We'll see.

Thanks again for the input.
 
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