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Yogitunes and ALR2903 nailed things on the head.

Look at how many member profiles were created by persons either seeking information and or wanting to sell something, then never to be heard from again.'

If this and similar groups such as those for persons into vintage metal cabinets 99.5% of appliances and what not would be in landfills or scrap yard, regardless of condition, vintage or rarity.

Quite honestly unless something is totally NIB and by that I mean still has the original hoses and sample box of Tide (or Dash,*LOL*) the value of said appliance is only what someone is willing to spend. In that and most other cases these sellers should be happy to have anyone come and collect. This as opposed to them hauling the thing out to the curb themselves and or paying scrapper fees at local yard.

Know times are hard out there but come on. There is no reason to treat persons like this.

CountryFord, relax, pour yourself four fingers of Bourbon and move on. In time something better *will* come along. Just thank your lucky stars you didn't spend time, money and fuel traveling to this guy's home only to be treated like you don't count.
 
 
<blockquote>Look at how many member profiles were created by persons either seeking information and or wanting to sell something, then never to be heard from again.'</blockquote> As I recall, Robert has the site programming such that user profiles are auto-deleted after a period of non-use.  6 months?  1 year?  Some such time.
 
How unfortunate to find a rare model such as a 1961 LK only to have it pulled back because of some grandiose delusion of its worth. Countryford, I am sorry to see this one not become yours. Hopefully the seller will realize that he will not get his price and reconsider your offer, but if he doesn't, it is true that another one like it could pop again even if not for awhile.

Funny how the console styling of this is not in keeping with most of the 1961 lineup, but is more in congruity with those that came out in 1962.

Have a good one,
James
 
James wasn't kidding!

Grandiose delusion of their worth, indeed! Wonder if it was from that great source of inflated price research known as the internet, the words vintage or antique or a ton of emails telling him that those are so rare and worth lots of money?

$3,000 on Craigslist? Yeah, good luck with that. Looks like everyone will STILL be waiting for them...

RCD
 
Don't remember seeing this thread from 5 years ago. Found it very interesting. Too bad Justin didn't get them. Funny how the "sentimentality" the owner felt for them could be overcome for the right price! Wonder if they ever sold and for how much?

I recently had a somewhat similar experience with a CL ahole myself. I saw a three day old ad for a Chevy Blazer located about one hour away. Looked pretty good and was priced right. I called the number in the ad on a Friday and left a voicemail. All weekend I get no call back so I figured it was sold and like so many CL jerks seller couldn't be bothered to delete the ad.

Monday morning I see the ad was reposted/renewed 10 hours earlier which means it wasn't sold when I called about it Friday or all weekend. So I call a second time and again leave a voicemail this time stating I had called previous Friday but when I didn't hear back all weekend I figured it had been sold. Never got a reply. At that point I decided seller was just a douchebag and could stick it. After about another two weeks of the ad still being up it was finally deleted.

Bottom line is that douche had something they wanted to sell but couldn't be bothered to reply back to a prospective buyer. People of that ilk who post ads online and then don't reply to an inquiry really annoy the crap out of me.
 

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