Goin on Ebay soon

[motox-010]

Well, after over a year of service to me, the Wag is going to get its final few hundred miles in the next few weeks. I have decided after I get my next check I am going to throw my Jeep on Ebay, just to see what it gets. I will probally set the reserve kinda high. If it hits the reserve good. If not relist with a lower reserve. I dont know what I will be getting next, but I will always remember this Wagoneer as my first car, and probally some of the best memories of my high school life.

I finally got redemption for it too, pulled a TJ (same one that helped me) outta a mud hole tonight. Then to pour salt in the wounds I blasted through it once again for a lasting memory. :fsj: :thumbsup:

On Friday it will get a very thorough cleaning. I expect to pay upwards of $15 bucks washing the interior and exterior.

I will probally frequent the boards for awhile. Most likely lurk. Maybe head to Ouray this summer to watch some wheelin. Maybe catch a seat with someone?

Anyways, you guys have been a major help to me in my times of need, and I hope to return to FSJs in the not so distant future.

:drivin:

[Dmntxn77]

Good luck selling it.

BTW, you can lower your reserve price DURING the auction.. You dont have to relist it.. My advise though, would be to just put it in a fixed price auction with a buy-it-now and a make-an-offer option.. Peoples offers are good for 48 hours IIRC, and you can choose to accept, deny, or counter it anytime during that time frame....

[motox-010]

So are you saying that if I set the offer kinda high, and it gets to where I want it, I can lower the reserve?

[Dmntxn77]

If you set the reserve high, you can lower it as the auction moves along. You cant however lower it below the most recent bid.

As far as the Make-An-Offer option, that is only available on a fixed price listing. So, instead of an auction style auction, you can list it with a Buy-It-Now price of $1000 (for example) with the option to Make-An-Offer.. That way people can just tell you what they are willing to pay, and you have 48 hours (I think) to accept, deny, or counter their offer..