MY MR2 ON EBAY[Mk2] [Turbo] Am I asking too much?
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Re: [Mk2] [Turbo] Am I asking too much?
For a J reg, no... not really I would say.
But people may be put off by:
* Not everyone likes a silver spray dash - and you can't tell how well it's been done in a photo!
* No Mileage is quoted
* I would want to know more detail about the engine re-build.
I think there are two distinct markets for MR2 turbos...
Those that are primarily standard,
Those that have been subject to significant mechanical or more importantly engine modification.
The latter requires a lot of detail to convince a buyer of future reliability.
Paul
.. not really I would say.But people may be put off by:
* Not everyone likes a silver spray dash - and you can't tell how well it's been done in a photo!* No Mileage is quoted* I would want to know more detail about the engine re-build.I think there are two distinct markets for MR2 turbos.
..Those that are primarily standard,
Those that have been subject to significant mechanical or more importantly engine modification.
The latter requires a lot of detail to convince a buyer of future reliability.
Paul
Re: [Mk2] [Turbo] Am I asking too much?
Correct me if i'm wrong but this is a turbo replica isn't it?
Unless you removed the boost gauge and put the battery volt meter in there.
As above- looks like some good mods but more detail needed.
Unless you removed the boost gauge and put the battery volt meter in there.
As above
- looks like some good mods but more detail needed.Re: [Mk2] [Turbo] Am I asking too much?
I'd agree with Paul.
My next MR2 will have to be completely std/unmolested or a serious beast.
You need to fill in the'table' and not leave so many bits blank, and be completely honest about the car.
My next MR2 will have to be completely std/unmolested or a serious beast.
You need to fill in the
'table' and not leave so many bits blank, and be completely honest about the car.Re: [Mk2] [Turbo] Am I asking too much?
I think it's just a crap ad to be honest.
I would never buy from someone who owns a car with that many mods but has spent 30 seconds of effort to sell it.
Plus you don't spell'worry' as 'worrie'. Things like that don't bring out much confidence from people.
You could make that ad so much better.
And not quoting the mileage is one of the most annoying things in classified ads. It basically says to me 'mileage is too high so don't bother'. Better to state the mileage and let the viewer decide.
This is how you sell a car...
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/1998-S-FERRARI-35 ... dZViewItem
I would never buy from someone who owns a car with that many mods but has spent 30 seconds of effort to sell it.
Plus you don't spell
'worry' as 'worrie'. Things like that don't bring out much confidence from people.You could make that ad so much better.
And not quoting the mileage is one of the most annoying things in classified ads.
It basically says to me 'mileage is too high so don't bother'. Better to state the mileage and let the viewer decide.This is how you sell a car.
..http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/1998-S-FERRARI-35 ... dZViewItem
Re: [Mk2] [Turbo] Am I asking too much?
pictures of the car in this advert would be a start... 
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thanks for your coments guys, i will try harder with the typing and spelling. 
problem is i spent most of my school days on the building site with my dad so im a bit thick when it comes down to this sort of stuf!
MR2_RICH i did swap the boost gauge with a battery gauge.
problem is i spent most of my school days on the building site with my dad so im a bit thick when it comes down to this sort of stuf!MR2_RICH i did swap the boost gauge with a battery gauge.
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Re: [Mk2] [Turbo] Am I asking too much?
yep rubbish advert. No where near enough detail
No where near enough detail