How would my Taurus wagon do on Cars and Bids?
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Nick1994
$100 site donor 2024
Did it scrape that grey TSX next to it?
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$50 site donor 2024
Did it scrape that grey TSX next to it?
No, but rumor has it the guy in the grey TSX "might" have had one too many at happy hour and got a little too close to a light pole mounted on a concrete base. I hear the story he told his buddy was that he came out and had no idea what had happened!
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Good luck, let us know if it works out.
I like wagons however Ford Taurus not my thing .
I like wagons however Ford Taurus not my thing .
Now this isa general 'wagon thread'
the Buick is great & @ over 18 ft a lill big for my use.
I like it tho~
the Buick is great & @ over 18 ft a lill big for my use.
I like it tho~
This was one of my favorite cars. They didn't call it a station wagon but it was. Young kids thought it looked like a hearse (I overheard one call it that!) and old guys like me loved it. Wish I still had it.
I’m not sure about the website you’re inquiring about but your asking price seems fairly fair on todays market. With low mileage, inexpensive parts and pretty decent reliability it’s hard to get much better these days. List it on Craigslist and Facebook and you’ll get hits. Wagons are becoming more and more rare these days and are popular amongst the hipster crowd.
I hope you get what you want for it.
I hope you get what you want for it.
I’m curious - if you loved it, why sell it?
Craigslist is an s-show in 2022, I'd avoid it. FB Marketplace...eh....the cars/bids site is very popular and will drive a better sale price with less drama.
I wanted an SRT8 6.4L Challenger with a 6 speed manual so I traded the Magnum. That was a great car also but since I hit my 70's I didn't trust myself with 500 tuned H.P. anymore so I traded that on a truck.
Current bid: US $1,825.00
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Current bid: $3,200.00
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The trick with eBay is selling with no reserve. Start the bidding at the lowest you can take for it then let it go from there. That would have made a better price if he had pulled the reserve once it hit $3200 people then think their bidding to win not just see what the reserve is at.
List it.
No risk no reward
