I looked at your listing from your link here, but I don't see it in any search I've tried on ebay. ????

 

They say it takes up to 8 hours to post. That better be the only problem, im startin to get pissed.

 

haha, I hear ya there, but that would involve cash...lmao - which I have none of -- all I got is a boat and travel trailer and nissan car that aren't ownd by the bank

Good luck with the sale! Its a nice looking truck and I like that body style dodge better than any other!

 

and Ditto on Whit's avatar!

 

Well, it ran up to $4500 within the first couple hours. Now its only up to 5100 after almost two days . I guess they go up fast at first then steady. Hope it goes up good at the end . wish me luck

 

You won't know anything until the last 30 seconds of the auction. It will either not budge or take off like a rocket in those last seconds.

 

We can go in and drive the price up for you, just don't hold us to it if one of us are the highest bidder.

Your ebay ad says you need to pay off the bank but the listing says it has a clear title. Just FYI

 

Yah, I never bid till the last 15 seconds of an auction -- thats when u'll know

and yah, I can bid it up over ur reserve if ya want ...hehehe

then people are like ohhh, the next highest person is gonna win it when the reserve is gone

 

Well, the options for title were "clear" or "salvaged". The title option is to make sure the vehicle hasnt been totaled. I appreciate the offers but im concerned that the second place bidder may not buy it if he gets outbid. Then im stuck with a truck and about $100 in sellers fees .

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Hey, is anyone experienced in selling a truck over long distances? The highest bidder just asked me how much to deliver it to Philly. Like 1700 miles. Dont know if itd be cheaper to drive it and fly back, trailer it on the '03 and drive home, or ship it by rail or 18 wheeler. I told him id deliver it on a trailer for $1400, thats less than a dollar a mile, just will cover fuel and trailer rental really

 

I shipped my truck up here to Commiesota from Sarasota, Florida in June of 2006. It cost about $900 at that time. You may want to google some shipping brokers and see what they'd price you at.