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NOS Sheet Metal on E-Bay
  • otto54
    Posts: 46Greasemonkey
    http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=250390507368



    This guy has some interesting nos parts for sale, I've seen other stuff from him also. Hard to find and nos thats neat.
  • SuperDaveSuperDave
    Posts: 2,377Platinum Member
    otto54 wrote:
    http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=250390507368



    This guy has some interesting nos parts for sale, I've seen other stuff from him also. Hard to find and nos thats neat.



    I sent him a message that those skirts are for a Super Series car. The upper trim clips won't work with a Commodore or Hornet trim. Not hard to modify though.:D
  • DaveFuryDaveFury
    Posts: 642Platinum Member
    He has NOS 124" WB rockers too! Too rich for my blood though...
    Dave W.

    What's life without a Hudson?
  • 53jetman53jetman
    Posts: 873Platinum Member
    DaveFury wrote:
    He has NOS 124" WB rockers too! Too rich for my blood though...



    The rockers started out at $ 100.00 for the pair with one bit at the opening figure. Bidder #2 came along and upped the bit to $ 600.00. How smart is that ? ? ?



    Jerry

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  • 51hornetA51hornetA
    Posts: 2,338Platinum Member
    That means bidder #1 had a maximum bid of $575 its a little odd he knew to bid $600 usually it takes a couple of bids as the system registers your first bid then hits number 1's maximum bid.
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  • royerroyer
    Posts: 998Platinum Member
    The reserve might have been $600.00
  • DaveFuryDaveFury
    Posts: 642Platinum Member
    51hornetA wrote:
    That means bidder #1 had a maximum bid of $575 its a little odd he knew to bid $600 usually it takes a couple of bids as the system registers your first bid then hits number 1's maximum bid.



    Yes, it IS odd.
    Dave W.

    What's life without a Hudson?
  • 46HudsonPU46HudsonPU
    Posts: 5,152Moderator
    royer wrote:
    The reserve might have been $600.00
    Yup, most likely...

    The second bidder might well have bid above $600, but that is where the reserve was 'met' (and was above the first bidder's dollar amount)...
  • MikeWAMikeWA
    Posts: 1,446Platinum Member
    Seller has $600 reserve- doesn't want to fool with 17 bids ending up at $400 and a "no sale", so has a friend do an opening bid of $100 with max of $599, so all later bidders will be weeded out unless their max goes above $599. If anybody bites, they'll get if for the minimum the seller was willing to take, and any bids above are gravy. Kind of a roundabout way of separating the real buyers from the bottom feeders.
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    Now Mike....be kind to us bottom feeders....LOL
  • rambos_riderambos_ride
    Posts: 3,123Platinum Member
    Yet another example of why I :mad: Ebay -

    Shill bidders driving the price up only to "weed" people out (not legal by Ebay's provisions) or fishing only to see what the reserve is.
  • akcoopakcoop
    Posts: 211Gold Member
    But the seller is still responsible for paying e-bay their cut. If a seller does that too many times (unless they have a reserve), they loose money on the deal. If you have a friend bid, I think it would be more effective to let them continuously "outbid" the guy who is bidding. Folks make irrational decisions in the heat of outbiding some other guy. It gives the illusion that someone thinks it is worth that amount. I love e-Bay for the most part. I have never had a bad experience (although I only buy Hudson parts).
    Aaron Cooper
    1917 Hudson 7-Pass Touring
    1929 Hudson Town Sedan
    1946/7 Hudson Pickup
    1951 Hudson Hornet 2dr Hardtop
  • bent metalbent metal
    Posts: 1,348Platinum Member
    So how much did the rockers end up going for?