earle,
id be interested in seeing pictures, as im looking for an fj40 to leave on
my rural property. how about some pictures?

(possible duplicate, my original hasnt come through)

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"Earle Horton" <NurseBustersNoSpam@msn.com> wrote in message
news:4450f734$0$14949$a82e2bb9@reader.athenanews.c om...
> Anyone who has sold a car on the Internet, thought of it, bought one, read
> web pages, or has an opinion...What is the best way, to sell a car on the
> Internet? My wife got tired of the old FJ40, and bought a 2002 CRV. Now
> I
> have three off-road capable vehicles, and a Honda Civic, all to myself. I
> originally thought to restore the FJ40 to original stock condition, but I
> just don't have the energy or inclination to do that any more. The car
> never became a part of the family, like the Jeep or the Suburban did,
> either.
>
> We put the FJ40 in the Durango Herald, but the number of calls I got was
> pathetic. I found this strange, because you can't swing a dead wolf
> carcass
> around here, without hitting a couple of Land Cruisers, some of them in
> cherry condition. They're not all driven by thirtyish Trustafarian
> dreadlocks types either. But then one guy named "Philip" from "Longwood
> Industries" called, claiming to run an Internet listing service, similar
> to
> Ebay Motors. The deal is $89.95 for a listing, fee refunded in the case
> of
> no sale. He said something interesting, "Your kind of vehicle tends to
> sell
> for a higher price on the Internet." I had suspected as much, when the
> Honda dealer said, "This is worth a lot of money, but I can't sell it."
>
> Anybody know anything about Longwood Industries? Or any other Internet
> listing service? I have sold stuff on Ebay, but nothing this big. When I
> sold my restored Bug, I just sold it to someone I knew in the Bug
> newsgroup,
> who I figured would take care of it. Now I don't care how they take care
> of
> it. I just want the money.
>
> --
> Earle Horton
> -- http://earlehorton.tripod.com --
> Clįsico, impenitente
>
>

 

is www.craigslist.com active in your area?



On Thu, 27 Apr 2006 11:04:47 -0600, "Earle Horton" <NurseBustersNoSpam@msn.com>
wrote:

>>Anyone who has sold a car on the Internet, thought of it, bought one, read
>>web pages, or has an opinion...What is the best way, to sell a car on the
>>Internet? My wife got tired of the old FJ40, and bought a 2002 CRV. Now I
>>have three off-road capable vehicles, and a Honda Civic, all to myself. I
>>originally thought to restore the FJ40 to original stock condition, but I
>>just don't have the energy or inclination to do that any more. The car
>>never became a part of the family, like the Jeep or the Suburban did,
>>either.
>>
>>We put the FJ40 in the Durango Herald, but the number of calls I got was
>>pathetic. I found this strange, because you can't swing a dead wolf carcass
>>around here, without hitting a couple of Land Cruisers, some of them in
>>cherry condition. They're not all driven by thirtyish Trustafarian
>>dreadlocks types either. But then one guy named "Philip" from "Longwood
>>Industries" called, claiming to run an Internet listing service, similar to
>>Ebay Motors. The deal is $89.95 for a listing, fee refunded in the case of
>>no sale. He said something interesting, "Your kind of vehicle tends to sell
>>for a higher price on the Internet." I had suspected as much, when the
>>Honda dealer said, "This is worth a lot of money, but I can't sell it."
>>
>>Anybody know anything about Longwood Industries? Or any other Internet
>>listing service? I have sold stuff on Ebay, but nothing this big. When I
>>sold my restored Bug, I just sold it to someone I knew in the Bug newsgroup,
>>who I figured would take care of it. Now I don't care how they take care of
>>it. I just want the money.

 

is www.craigslist.com active in your area?



On Thu, 27 Apr 2006 11:04:47 -0600, "Earle Horton" <NurseBustersNoSpam@msn.com>
wrote:

>>Anyone who has sold a car on the Internet, thought of it, bought one, read
>>web pages, or has an opinion...What is the best way, to sell a car on the
>>Internet? My wife got tired of the old FJ40, and bought a 2002 CRV. Now I
>>have three off-road capable vehicles, and a Honda Civic, all to myself. I
>>originally thought to restore the FJ40 to original stock condition, but I
>>just don't have the energy or inclination to do that any more. The car
>>never became a part of the family, like the Jeep or the Suburban did,
>>either.
>>
>>We put the FJ40 in the Durango Herald, but the number of calls I got was
>>pathetic. I found this strange, because you can't swing a dead wolf carcass
>>around here, without hitting a couple of Land Cruisers, some of them in
>>cherry condition. They're not all driven by thirtyish Trustafarian
>>dreadlocks types either. But then one guy named "Philip" from "Longwood
>>Industries" called, claiming to run an Internet listing service, similar to
>>Ebay Motors. The deal is $89.95 for a listing, fee refunded in the case of
>>no sale. He said something interesting, "Your kind of vehicle tends to sell
>>for a higher price on the Internet." I had suspected as much, when the
>>Honda dealer said, "This is worth a lot of money, but I can't sell it."
>>
>>Anybody know anything about Longwood Industries? Or any other Internet
>>listing service? I have sold stuff on Ebay, but nothing this big. When I
>>sold my restored Bug, I just sold it to someone I knew in the Bug newsgroup,
>>who I figured would take care of it. Now I don't care how they take care of
>>it. I just want the money.

 

is www.craigslist.com active in your area?



On Thu, 27 Apr 2006 11:04:47 -0600, "Earle Horton" <NurseBustersNoSpam@msn.com>
wrote:

>>Anyone who has sold a car on the Internet, thought of it, bought one, read
>>web pages, or has an opinion...What is the best way, to sell a car on the
>>Internet? My wife got tired of the old FJ40, and bought a 2002 CRV. Now I
>>have three off-road capable vehicles, and a Honda Civic, all to myself. I
>>originally thought to restore the FJ40 to original stock condition, but I
>>just don't have the energy or inclination to do that any more. The car
>>never became a part of the family, like the Jeep or the Suburban did,
>>either.
>>
>>We put the FJ40 in the Durango Herald, but the number of calls I got was
>>pathetic. I found this strange, because you can't swing a dead wolf carcass
>>around here, without hitting a couple of Land Cruisers, some of them in
>>cherry condition. They're not all driven by thirtyish Trustafarian
>>dreadlocks types either. But then one guy named "Philip" from "Longwood
>>Industries" called, claiming to run an Internet listing service, similar to
>>Ebay Motors. The deal is $89.95 for a listing, fee refunded in the case of
>>no sale. He said something interesting, "Your kind of vehicle tends to sell
>>for a higher price on the Internet." I had suspected as much, when the
>>Honda dealer said, "This is worth a lot of money, but I can't sell it."
>>
>>Anybody know anything about Longwood Industries? Or any other Internet
>>listing service? I have sold stuff on Ebay, but nothing this big. When I
>>sold my restored Bug, I just sold it to someone I knew in the Bug newsgroup,
>>who I figured would take care of it. Now I don't care how they take care of
>>it. I just want the money.

 

www.craigslist.com is a great, free place to list all kinds of things. I
sold my stang in less than 24 hours. The only place it was listed was
craigslist.

Carl


"Earle Horton" <NurseBustersNoSpam@msn.com> wrote in message
news:4450f734$0$14949$a82e2bb9@reader.athenanews.c om...
> Anyone who has sold a car on the Internet, thought of it, bought one, read
> web pages, or has an opinion...What is the best way, to sell a car on the
> Internet? My wife got tired of the old FJ40, and bought a 2002 CRV. Now
> I
> have three off-road capable vehicles, and a Honda Civic, all to myself. I
> originally thought to restore the FJ40 to original stock condition, but I
> just don't have the energy or inclination to do that any more. The car
> never became a part of the family, like the Jeep or the Suburban did,
> either.
>
> We put the FJ40 in the Durango Herald, but the number of calls I got was
> pathetic. I found this strange, because you can't swing a dead wolf
> carcass
> around here, without hitting a couple of Land Cruisers, some of them in
> cherry condition. They're not all driven by thirtyish Trustafarian
> dreadlocks types either. But then one guy named "Philip" from "Longwood
> Industries" called, claiming to run an Internet listing service, similar
> to
> Ebay Motors. The deal is $89.95 for a listing, fee refunded in the case
> of
> no sale. He said something interesting, "Your kind of vehicle tends to
> sell
> for a higher price on the Internet." I had suspected as much, when the
> Honda dealer said, "This is worth a lot of money, but I can't sell it."
>
> Anybody know anything about Longwood Industries? Or any other Internet
> listing service? I have sold stuff on Ebay, but nothing this big. When I
> sold my restored Bug, I just sold it to someone I knew in the Bug
> newsgroup,
> who I figured would take care of it. Now I don't care how they take care
> of
> it. I just want the money.
>
> --
> Earle Horton
> -- http://earlehorton.tripod.com --
> Clįsico, impenitente
>
>

 

www.craigslist.com is a great, free place to list all kinds of things. I
sold my stang in less than 24 hours. The only place it was listed was
craigslist.

Carl


"Earle Horton" <NurseBustersNoSpam@msn.com> wrote in message
news:4450f734$0$14949$a82e2bb9@reader.athenanews.c om...
> Anyone who has sold a car on the Internet, thought of it, bought one, read
> web pages, or has an opinion...What is the best way, to sell a car on the
> Internet? My wife got tired of the old FJ40, and bought a 2002 CRV. Now
> I
> have three off-road capable vehicles, and a Honda Civic, all to myself. I
> originally thought to restore the FJ40 to original stock condition, but I
> just don't have the energy or inclination to do that any more. The car
> never became a part of the family, like the Jeep or the Suburban did,
> either.
>
> We put the FJ40 in the Durango Herald, but the number of calls I got was
> pathetic. I found this strange, because you can't swing a dead wolf
> carcass
> around here, without hitting a couple of Land Cruisers, some of them in
> cherry condition. They're not all driven by thirtyish Trustafarian
> dreadlocks types either. But then one guy named "Philip" from "Longwood
> Industries" called, claiming to run an Internet listing service, similar
> to
> Ebay Motors. The deal is $89.95 for a listing, fee refunded in the case
> of
> no sale. He said something interesting, "Your kind of vehicle tends to
> sell
> for a higher price on the Internet." I had suspected as much, when the
> Honda dealer said, "This is worth a lot of money, but I can't sell it."
>
> Anybody know anything about Longwood Industries? Or any other Internet
> listing service? I have sold stuff on Ebay, but nothing this big. When I
> sold my restored Bug, I just sold it to someone I knew in the Bug
> newsgroup,
> who I figured would take care of it. Now I don't care how they take care
> of
> it. I just want the money.
>
> --
> Earle Horton
> -- http://earlehorton.tripod.com --
> Clįsico, impenitente
>
>

 

www.craigslist.com is a great, free place to list all kinds of things. I
sold my stang in less than 24 hours. The only place it was listed was
craigslist.

Carl


"Earle Horton" <NurseBustersNoSpam@msn.com> wrote in message
news:4450f734$0$14949$a82e2bb9@reader.athenanews.c om...
> Anyone who has sold a car on the Internet, thought of it, bought one, read
> web pages, or has an opinion...What is the best way, to sell a car on the
> Internet? My wife got tired of the old FJ40, and bought a 2002 CRV. Now
> I
> have three off-road capable vehicles, and a Honda Civic, all to myself. I
> originally thought to restore the FJ40 to original stock condition, but I
> just don't have the energy or inclination to do that any more. The car
> never became a part of the family, like the Jeep or the Suburban did,
> either.
>
> We put the FJ40 in the Durango Herald, but the number of calls I got was
> pathetic. I found this strange, because you can't swing a dead wolf
> carcass
> around here, without hitting a couple of Land Cruisers, some of them in
> cherry condition. They're not all driven by thirtyish Trustafarian
> dreadlocks types either. But then one guy named "Philip" from "Longwood
> Industries" called, claiming to run an Internet listing service, similar
> to
> Ebay Motors. The deal is $89.95 for a listing, fee refunded in the case
> of
> no sale. He said something interesting, "Your kind of vehicle tends to
> sell
> for a higher price on the Internet." I had suspected as much, when the
> Honda dealer said, "This is worth a lot of money, but I can't sell it."
>
> Anybody know anything about Longwood Industries? Or any other Internet
> listing service? I have sold stuff on Ebay, but nothing this big. When I
> sold my restored Bug, I just sold it to someone I knew in the Bug
> newsgroup,
> who I figured would take care of it. Now I don't care how they take care
> of
> it. I just want the money.
>
> --
> Earle Horton
> -- http://earlehorton.tripod.com --
> Clįsico, impenitente
>
>

 

Earle, I have purchased a GPz550 motorcycle & my Baja Bronco, and sold a
4Runner and a Tahoe on the Internet, none on EBAY...TraderOnline.com is
your friend for selling. Had great luck on all counts, however, my
purchases were not through TO.

tw
__________________________________________________ ___________________
2003 TJ Rubicon * 2001 XJ Sport * 1971 Bill Stroppe Baja Bronco

"There is a very fine line between 'hobby' and 'mental illness'."

Pronunciation: 'jEp Function: noun Date: 1940

Etymology: from g. p. (G= 'Government' P= '80 inch wheelbase')
A small general-purpose motor vehicle with 80" wheelbase, 1/4-ton
capacity and four-wheel drive used by the U.S. army in World War II.
__________________________________________________ ___________________


Earle Horton wrote:
> Anyone who has sold a car on the Internet, thought of it, bought one, read
> web pages, or has an opinion...What is the best way, to sell a car on the
> Internet? My wife got tired of the old FJ40, and bought a 2002 CRV. Now I
> have three off-road capable vehicles, and a Honda Civic, all to myself. I
> originally thought to restore the FJ40 to original stock condition, but I
> just don't have the energy or inclination to do that any more. The car
> never became a part of the family, like the Jeep or the Suburban did,
> either.
>
> We put the FJ40 in the Durango Herald, but the number of calls I got was
> pathetic. I found this strange, because you can't swing a dead wolf carcass
> around here, without hitting a couple of Land Cruisers, some of them in
> cherry condition. They're not all driven by thirtyish Trustafarian
> dreadlocks types either. But then one guy named "Philip" from "Longwood
> Industries" called, claiming to run an Internet listing service, similar to
> Ebay Motors. The deal is $89.95 for a listing, fee refunded in the case of
> no sale. He said something interesting, "Your kind of vehicle tends to sell
> for a higher price on the Internet." I had suspected as much, when the
> Honda dealer said, "This is worth a lot of money, but I can't sell it."
>
> Anybody know anything about Longwood Industries? Or any other Internet
> listing service? I have sold stuff on Ebay, but nothing this big. When I
> sold my restored Bug, I just sold it to someone I knew in the Bug newsgroup,
> who I figured would take care of it. Now I don't care how they take care of
> it. I just want the money.
>

 

Earle, I have purchased a GPz550 motorcycle & my Baja Bronco, and sold a
4Runner and a Tahoe on the Internet, none on EBAY...TraderOnline.com is
your friend for selling. Had great luck on all counts, however, my
purchases were not through TO.

tw
__________________________________________________ ___________________
2003 TJ Rubicon * 2001 XJ Sport * 1971 Bill Stroppe Baja Bronco

"There is a very fine line between 'hobby' and 'mental illness'."

Pronunciation: 'jEp Function: noun Date: 1940

Etymology: from g. p. (G= 'Government' P= '80 inch wheelbase')
A small general-purpose motor vehicle with 80" wheelbase, 1/4-ton
capacity and four-wheel drive used by the U.S. army in World War II.
__________________________________________________ ___________________


Earle Horton wrote:
> Anyone who has sold a car on the Internet, thought of it, bought one, read
> web pages, or has an opinion...What is the best way, to sell a car on the
> Internet? My wife got tired of the old FJ40, and bought a 2002 CRV. Now I
> have three off-road capable vehicles, and a Honda Civic, all to myself. I
> originally thought to restore the FJ40 to original stock condition, but I
> just don't have the energy or inclination to do that any more. The car
> never became a part of the family, like the Jeep or the Suburban did,
> either.
>
> We put the FJ40 in the Durango Herald, but the number of calls I got was
> pathetic. I found this strange, because you can't swing a dead wolf carcass
> around here, without hitting a couple of Land Cruisers, some of them in
> cherry condition. They're not all driven by thirtyish Trustafarian
> dreadlocks types either. But then one guy named "Philip" from "Longwood
> Industries" called, claiming to run an Internet listing service, similar to
> Ebay Motors. The deal is $89.95 for a listing, fee refunded in the case of
> no sale. He said something interesting, "Your kind of vehicle tends to sell
> for a higher price on the Internet." I had suspected as much, when the
> Honda dealer said, "This is worth a lot of money, but I can't sell it."
>
> Anybody know anything about Longwood Industries? Or any other Internet
> listing service? I have sold stuff on Ebay, but nothing this big. When I
> sold my restored Bug, I just sold it to someone I knew in the Bug newsgroup,
> who I figured would take care of it. Now I don't care how they take care of
> it. I just want the money.
>

 

Earle, I have purchased a GPz550 motorcycle & my Baja Bronco, and sold a
4Runner and a Tahoe on the Internet, none on EBAY...TraderOnline.com is
your friend for selling. Had great luck on all counts, however, my
purchases were not through TO.

tw
__________________________________________________ ___________________
2003 TJ Rubicon * 2001 XJ Sport * 1971 Bill Stroppe Baja Bronco

"There is a very fine line between 'hobby' and 'mental illness'."

Pronunciation: 'jEp Function: noun Date: 1940

Etymology: from g. p. (G= 'Government' P= '80 inch wheelbase')
A small general-purpose motor vehicle with 80" wheelbase, 1/4-ton
capacity and four-wheel drive used by the U.S. army in World War II.
__________________________________________________ ___________________


Earle Horton wrote:
> Anyone who has sold a car on the Internet, thought of it, bought one, read
> web pages, or has an opinion...What is the best way, to sell a car on the
> Internet? My wife got tired of the old FJ40, and bought a 2002 CRV. Now I
> have three off-road capable vehicles, and a Honda Civic, all to myself. I
> originally thought to restore the FJ40 to original stock condition, but I
> just don't have the energy or inclination to do that any more. The car
> never became a part of the family, like the Jeep or the Suburban did,
> either.
>
> We put the FJ40 in the Durango Herald, but the number of calls I got was
> pathetic. I found this strange, because you can't swing a dead wolf carcass
> around here, without hitting a couple of Land Cruisers, some of them in
> cherry condition. They're not all driven by thirtyish Trustafarian
> dreadlocks types either. But then one guy named "Philip" from "Longwood
> Industries" called, claiming to run an Internet listing service, similar to
> Ebay Motors. The deal is $89.95 for a listing, fee refunded in the case of
> no sale. He said something interesting, "Your kind of vehicle tends to sell
> for a higher price on the Internet." I had suspected as much, when the
> Honda dealer said, "This is worth a lot of money, but I can't sell it."
>
> Anybody know anything about Longwood Industries? Or any other Internet
> listing service? I have sold stuff on Ebay, but nothing this big. When I
> sold my restored Bug, I just sold it to someone I knew in the Bug newsgroup,
> who I figured would take care of it. Now I don't care how they take care of
> it. I just want the money.
>