Where is the best place to post my car for sale?
We live in Hermitage TN
1970 Nova for sale. $3200 or best offer, Have put over five thousand in it. Clean title, Local service records since bought new in '70 in Murfreesboro. Body is solid with no through rust only surface that will sand off. 307 matching numbers motor. All it needs is paint and body work. Motor was stripped to bare metal and machined. Replaced heads with 350 heads. Added 350 turbo transmission with a B&M shift kit and new stall converter. Motor has new cam and cam kit installed, edelbrock high performance intake, Edelbrock 650 CFM carb w/ manual choke. Edelbrock signature series chrome valve covers, breather cover, and timing chain cover. New alternator. Also some small chrome accents like thermostat housing. Has dual exhaust with 40 series flowmasters that sound great. Tires and rims are new. Rims are Appliance brand bought originally many years ago and stored in the boxes and are like new. Factory mono leaf springs were changed with quad springs from a 1978 Camaro and shackles changed to lift the back slightly from factory height. I have brand new bumpers front and rear, chrome grill, front bumper insert and parking light covers for front bumper to fix front and rear of car. Interior is in great shape no cracks on dash and door panels and rear seat are perfect. Front seat needs upholstry or replacment. I also have the original power glide transmisssion that I may include for the right price or sell separately. Let me know if you have any questions. You may also check some more pics out at http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2646317. I have pictures of the interior also, I will send then by email if you want to see them. No Trades. No Parting it. Thanks
I have tried Craigslist. I need to know other popular ones
http://www.hmn.com
http://www.cars-on-line.com/
Craigslist.com is by far your best choice. It gets the biggest audience, it's free, and it's great for lower priced vehicles. Now there's even a search engine that allows someone to search ALL Craigslist locations and not just one at a time or their local one.
I would recommend one of the many excellent professional vehicle sales sites like autotrader.com, edmunds.com, or cars.com.
I'd also take full advantage of free resources like craigslist. You may also be inviting a lot of people who many ultimately not be who you want to deal with, but craigslist certainly appeals to a broad audience very quickly.
I hope this helps!
Craigslist always seems to generate the most phone calls compared to other services. In addition, it's free.