Where is ZL-1 #66?

[Charley Lillard]

Don't bitch about Ebay. It all could have been avoided by listing it in the parts for sale section.

[Mr70]

I thought it was deleted due to head shadow.

[Jim_Becker68]

The car section where the parts were listed is a flat fee catagory. You pay a $40.00 insertion fee - regardless of reserve and a $40.00 final value fee regardeless of the final price if the vehicle sells.

In the parts catagories you pay a fee based on your starting bid and a fee on your reserve based on that amount. Then if the item sells you pay a final value fee which is in the case of these ZL-1 parts would be a stepped fee.

I can tell you that e-Bay would have gotten a ton more money than $40.00 for the listing under the parts section and if the engine had sold, they would have made a pile more money than $40.00 for the final value fee.

If you are a seller don't mess with e-Bay and its fees. It is something that they are darned crappy about.

[BARRY]

HI OR JUST SOME MORE BULL ---- WE WILL ALL NO IF IT IS NOT RELISTED??????????

[Stuart Adams]

Hopefully we may get some pictures that show something if he re - lists it.

[TXSS]

Just a quick word of warning regarding eBay's value fees.They can add up so do the math. I listed a ZL-1 427 and a 69 M-22 on eBay a month or so back with a buy it now only price of 25,500.00 The listing fee was 7.25. I thought, that's cheap. It sold the next day. However, the value fee has 399.00. "Ouch" 1.56% didn't sound like much until I did the math.

[69RSSS]

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Jeff,

Why kill the auction though? Category is associated.
I didn't know eBay was that anal.....

Steve

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Hey Steve,

Like someone mentioned later, eBay gets a lot more money for high value parts (percentage based). Cars are sold at fixed prices ($40 or so to list and $40 for the sale of the vehicle).

Jeff

[nuch_ss396]

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Jeff,

Why kill the auction though? Category is associated.
I didn't know eBay was that anal.....

Steve

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Hey Steve,

Like someone mentioned later, eBay gets a lot more money for high value parts (percentage based). Cars are sold at fixed prices ($40 or so to list and $40 for the sale of the vehicle).

Jeff

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WOW! They really are turning into ePay - huh?

Steve

[Unreal]

Lucky for you it didn't sell for $125,500-- it would have cost you an extra $1,500 and you would have had to pocket the extra $98,500.

[PeteLeathersac]

Any more news on the status of the #66 car(s)? .

~ Pete