O/T: Best place to advertise a Conversion Van?

So, I've got this van I need to sell, and I was wondering if anyone here has had any experiences (good or bad) with any of the on-line sites for selling these kinds of specialty vehicles?

Yeah, before someone flames me, I know this is kinda just a cheap plug for the ad http://forums.13x.com/showthread.php?s=&postid=694817#post694817, but I'm genuinely clueless and curious if there's a good way to get this out in front of a buying auduence...

Thanks.

 

bah!

http://www.rvtrader.com/

http://www.rvtraderonline.com/

ebay, yahoo autos, etc.

Do a search o the net and you will find them.

 

I can tell you that Ebay is a great way to sell _fast_...but yo won't get anywhere near $10,000 for it. I bought my 96 Dodge conversoin van (exact same description as yours except for the hi-top) for $3000.

If I were going to sell it, I'd do the Auto Trader thing. When I compare the prices the ones in AT are significantly higher than Ebay.

 

Dude- You live in Waynesville...

Park it on the side of the road, and offer it as a tourist attraction.

Put sticks and leaves on it and call it a semi-natural rustic 20th century habitat.

 

Actually, the side-of-the-road thing worked pretty well several years ago when we sold my wife's car - I printed out a sticker from KBB or Edmunds and parked it in a lot on Main Street, and we had a lot of calls and a buyer within a week.

Maybe I can try that again...

 

Trent,

I don't remember which online service I listed my last truck on but........pricks.

They offered a fair rate for the add and guarenteed the service.
If the truck didn't sell in X number of days they would refund the cost of the add. I think it took a month after the guarentee lapsed to get my money back.

In the end I donated the truck to the local women's shelter and took the Blue Book value off my taxes. I actually made out better doing this than selling the truck outright.

 

Thanks for the idea...
www.autotrader.com looks like a good place to start.