In need of a 49 grille!
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You can buy the whole grill, new, in polished stainless steel from The Old Car Centre in Langley BC for less than 300 bucks.
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Panelman email me please clbaseball22@yahoo.com if you have pics please send some....what's your price?
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Get yourself a bid sniper for epay. I hardly ever lose an auction unless some shmuck is willing to pay more than it's really worth to me. Figure out what it's worth to you and schedule a bid with 10 seconds left in the auction. Works most of the time. Tends to eliminate the ticky-tack bidding from rubes and depresses the price
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Three words: "Buy it Now" or I don't bother. I despise sniping. I lost one of these trucks to a sniper on ebay before I bought mine.
Don't get me started about that. I've used gunbroker.com (collect antique shotguns every now and then). It's like ebay for guns. They have a "15 minute rule". In other words, if somebody bids in the last 15 minutes of the auction, the auction is automatically extended another 15 minutes so the other bidders have time to react until they don't want to bid anymore. Theoretically, it replaces the old "going once, going twice......" in a real auction. You'll never see ebay do something like that. Would be too fair.
Don't get me started about that. I've used gunbroker.com (collect antique shotguns every now and then). It's like ebay for guns. They have a "15 minute rule". In other words, if somebody bids in the last 15 minutes of the auction, the auction is automatically extended another 15 minutes so the other bidders have time to react until they don't want to bid anymore. Theoretically, it replaces the old "going once, going twice......" in a real auction. You'll never see ebay do something like that. Would be too fair.
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Three words: "Buy it Now" or I don't bother. I despise sniping. I lost one of these trucks to a sniper on ebay before I bought mine.
Don't get me started about that. I've used gunbroker.com (collect antique shotguns every now and then). It's like ebay for guns. They have a "15 minute rule". In other words, if somebody bids in the last 15 minutes of the auction, the auction is automatically extended another 15 minutes so the other bidders have time to react until they don't want to bid anymore. Theoretically, it replaces the old "going once, going twice......" in a real auction. You'll never see ebay do something like that. Would be too fair.
Don't get me started about that. I've used gunbroker.com (collect antique shotguns every now and then). It's like ebay for guns. They have a "15 minute rule". In other words, if somebody bids in the last 15 minutes of the auction, the auction is automatically extended another 15 minutes so the other bidders have time to react until they don't want to bid anymore. Theoretically, it replaces the old "going once, going twice......" in a real auction. You'll never see ebay do something like that. Would be too fair.