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Nice comp, Ace. They should send it to Dean and get 50% more icing on that cake.I'm still hung up on the ridiculous R129 result a couple of weeks ago.
Here's another later R129. 2000 SL500 Triple black. AMG styling. Pano Roof. 24000 miles. Offered by Park Place.... a store which is known more for their sky-high asking prices than anything else.... at least in my book.
$23,950

Here's one for @ace10 to disassemble:
1991 Porsche 944 S2
Interesting commentary on the multiple sales over the last year or two.
Dan
I like that one of the POs spent $15K on a massive service. Including resealing leaks. Only to return to that shop a year later and have them slap RTV on a leak.
Eesh. Remind me never to mess with entry-level Porsche.
#MoneyPit
The current seller's demeanor isn't playing well. And his history shows 1 Sale and 4 RNMs.
Interesting bidding patterns and results on this one...
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Winner is buying up everything in sight. Over $1.5M in the past six weeks.
Odd (IMO) to see someone like that bidding directly on the lots using their real name:
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It is saying that he has the car listed on MBCA classifieds for 350K
He's just fishing for another sucker who hates money. Hey, if he can flip it and pocket $100k, wow... more power to him. I think he will own it for a long time if he wants to sell for a profit.It is saying that he has the car listed on MBCA classifieds for 350K
It is saying that he has the car listed on MBCA classifieds for 350K

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Yup. I did notice that, and would do it myself if I ever sell another car on HaT. But, I would at least try to make the additional photos / videos useful, not BS. The system does not reward sellers who do all their work up front and have proper content from Day 1. And there's no other way to generate discussion without asking your buddies to post some random question daily. (Or, finding something to post yourself periodically; but that doesn't generate an email to all watchers like new photos/videos).Has anyone else noticed/experienced this:
Sellers on BaT who are uploading photos every day or even several times a day? These aren't requested photos, or anything particularly useful.. just a BS way to game the BaT email notification system.
Seems like it's happened in 1/4 to 1/3 of the auctions I've been following for past couple of months. Seller who do it, earn an "un follow" from me.
That's just stupid on the seller's part. Or dealers who simply don't care. It may cost them a sale, or a lower price on a no-reserve listing.Also noticing more sellers flat-out ignoring questions posted in the peanut gallery.

Hmmm.... Idaho ....This asshole pushed me over the edge.
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1988 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ62
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I don't see why you hate the emails. They are easy to delete. Unless you are watching dozens of auctions, then yeah, it would be a nuisance. I only watch the occasional 124 so it's not a big deal for me. At least you found the setting/preference to fix your problem though.Notification settings:
Disable "Additional content"

I generally have between five and twenty concurrent watches.I don't see why you hate the emails. They are easy to delete. Unless you are watching dozens of auctions, then yeah, it would be a nuisance. I only watch the occasional 124 so it's not a big deal for me. At least you found the setting/preference to fix your problem though.
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exactly... somewhere between ebay and BaT... if you’re a seller, BaT... if you’re a buyer, CnB... both have their fair share of cars I don’t care about... but options are good, seems to me... you can’t fight the Fed and win, but at least you can try.C&B just seems like a Craigslist+. Nothing there is all that remarkable and its just a bunch of "meh" to me.
Also the results are pretty clear when it comes to higher end stuff. Same photos, same seller, same mileage. $32,000 more on BaT.
Why wouldn’t they want both cars to do well? Sometimes things are as irrational as they seem. Why give them so much credit? They may have just F’d up. Happens all the time.Dont think for a second BAH didnt do that on purpose. They could have held the second listing until the smoke silver ended.
Yep: ^^^My hypothesis is that HaT is MUCH more likely to accept cars that are NO RESERVE, and will list them MUCH sooner than cars with reserves, all other things being equal. If you have a reserve, then get to the back of the queue.

Robert, was the E350 listed by a "known" seller, particularly a high-volume dealer? They will take almost anything from Dean or Wob, for example. Folks who list a car every other year better have something special and no reserve, during a lull in submissions.Interesting in that they declined my 2005 E500 wagon with 78kmi. Clearly a unique car and was offered to them at No Reserve. They declined but then listed an E350 wagon a few days later with a reserve.

money IMO... $17k all-in, for a near-stripper 6-cylinder base wagon... whoooo. Eliminating the 2 bidding war participants, bidders 3 and 4 dropped out in the $13-14k range, which may be closer to real-world value, but still seems high for an optionless M272 that probably has a glass balance shaft.

