every time i sell a race car i post a ton of pics with it.every nook and cranny,but i always get guys that want more pics.when you ask ,of what, you either never hear from them again or they ask a quest. about something that is CLEARLY detailed in the add.ive had good luck on RJ

Did just that....couldn't believe it. 4 lookers and one was a buyer. He had just sold his and wanted something else. He asked my bottom dollar and I told him. Tried to get it for less and I said absolutely not. In fact I told him he might talk me up a few hundred if he wanted to.


Thanks all for the advice.

curios to no what type of car was it?

I prepare a bill of sale in advance that includes every part of the description, condition, origin, service history, etc. in the ad and require the buyer to sign my copy - prevents "you never told me" complaints. For race vehicles: "not legal for street use, cannot pass inspection".
Anyone paying full price is a scam.
Any overpayment with a refund is a different scam: "I accidentally bought the money order for $500 too much. Wait 3 days, then send me your money order for $500 and I'll be there Tuesday to pick up the car". He doesn't want the car at all - he wants the $500.
Anything but actual U.S. currency is dangerous - including certified checks and wire transfers.
If during business hours, take the buyer and his money to your bank and have the teller put it through their counterfeit-detection counting machine. I just got a bad $50 selling a bike - which the bank seized.