RE: Yellow Konis

["Lewis, Gary M" <Gary.Lewis@West.Boeing.com>]

Hi all,
When I sold the 88 5kcstq, I could have started a bidding war.  My opinion:


I offered to sell the car at a listed price, first lister agreed to buy it
at the said terms.  Sounds alot like a contract to me.  

Cranking up a price because more than one buyer shows interest is
unconscionable to me.  First come first served.  Imagine going to Wal-Mart
and having to bid on their last case of Mobil One.  You'd probably _never_
go to Wal-Mart again...


Gary M. Lewis
1990 200tqa Silver/Platinum 146km 1.8 bar P6000 SVR, Bilsteins, BPV
1986 5kcstqa Sapphire/Platinum 180km Stock




> -----Original Message-----
> From: Doug Johnson <ur-quattro@msn.com>
> 
> 
> I've had about 12 people who said "I'll take them."  Will you same people
> go
> to eBay and bid, instead of making me do paperwork?  Better question would
> be is there anyone who has said they would buy the Konis who would NOT bid
> on them at eBay?
> 
> This is a feeler, since a check is in the mail from first bidder.  Be
> honest
> folks, tell me whether to sell them to the first bidder, or go with the
> "bidding war" as suggested in original post.  The first bidder told me
> "your
> call" when I said there were many others interested.
> 
> 
> >Used about a year to travel seven _hard_ miles each way to work and =
> >back.  Maybe $150 including shipping (unless I get a bidding war).
> 
> You quoted a price, sell them for that price. I think a mistake was made
> in
> including a reference to either
> a) Bidding, or
> b) Set price.
> 
> It's one or the other.
> 
>