thanks those are some great pointers, I have a class to run off to and will not be able to make changes till after 10 pm I planed to add more photos and how do I make the extras bold?
Might see if you can add a close up of the metal trim door tag. This is a nicly optioned AMX. From what I see:
Automatic, leather, tinted glass, tinted glass/all/solex, heavy duty suspensnion (assuming); heavy duty cooling, Go Pack, electric wipers, Twin Grip (you mention); power steering; power brakes; non original cruise command; tilt (a tile column for 68-69 just sold for $660, one of those holy grail things I quack about), car appears to have light and visibility groups also. Interesting Turbines on the tires, those cleaned up are $400-$500 a set alone, very tough item to
find for 79-80. Group 15 door edge guards. 71-up three soke st wheel. Not sure what radio is but appears to be a AM/8 track a $200/low to $500/high item alone.
Possibly if you can still add photos a good shot of the dash from inside the car, sit behind the seats and take good photo forward. A full rear view of the car. Door tag photo. Angle photo of passenger side front perhaps. If you have replaced the three soke with original, replace the photo of inside driver side towards dash showing such. Highlight in bold letters extra stuff like hood, console, trunk lid, change photos showing original Rally rims, highlight all the EXTRAS you have to go withe the car like bumpers, battery tray, rear sway bar, grill, these are good selling points.
you can go into the auction and 'revise your item' easily. If you need help doing this let me know.
I believe you can quickly revise you item while there are NO bids on the vehicle, after that I don't think you can.
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Subject: Re: [BaadAssGremlins] ebay amx \ was intake mill...
Definitly agree with ya Eddie.
I have decided to try to sell my amx on Ebay. My first time listing a car.
Check it out.
what do you think? any thing I did wrong or you eould add or change?
Thanks,
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