nammcint

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i recently put some ads on here vs. ebay. I was really impressed with the number of hits, but from what I see so far, just a lot of tire kickers and lookers, no buyers.

proanti1

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Then lower your price.

qoisdhc oqina

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^^X2^^

nammcint

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how much lower can you go when you offer $80 to $100 pieces for $25 and totally custom built ones with at least 2 days worth of labor in them plus the original cost of the piece for under $50. besides, people can always make an offer. i'm just saying that the number of hits vs. offers and sales is way off. i am just making an observation here, maybe it will change.

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guver

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It probably won't change. The vette can be re-categorised because it is in "off-road". I honestly had to read the add very carfully because the cars looked so good that I thought they were models (not rc). Even though I am familiar with MRC , I had not seen these before and if so I just had not paid attention. It may have a little to do with what you are selling (a shelf queen) rather than a model that is meant to be beat upon. Maybe that's just me though , I have no shelf queens, lol.

qoisdhc oqina

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I know what you mean though, i usually get 300+ views before even a question comes up.

nammcint

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i agree, that most of the stuff you see here are competition cars and not shelf queens or show type cars that are not ultra fast. i had 2 semi-offers that I accepted and never came through. I did have a local guy come down and buy 3 pieces, so it hasn't been a total bust. I am not giving up, just a little discouraged with all the hits, I guess. The 24.99 cars are selling for $20 to pawn shops and flea market vendors locally. I was just looking for other avenues. The show cars sell at car shows really well too. Like I said, just looking for other outlets, since this is a little more than a hobby in my retirement.

Steve

proanti1

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Your cars are also toy grade, most of the people that browse this site are only interested in hobby grade stuff (with the exception of tamiya, stuff with a lexan body), you could post this thread in the toy grade section and see if you get a few more hits.

nammcint

My Feedback: (7)

True, the custom built ones are and that is the way they are described. The Great Power cars are pretty quick out of the box (22 to 25mph) for a beginner that wants to get started in the hobby for a first car.<div>
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