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Ebay is definitely the best place if you want to sell them one by one and you can be bothered to pack and post them individually. At any point in time there are about 35000 brochures on the UK site, although 90% of these are on a buy it now basis (ie a set price rather than auction). Relatively few items attract any bids at all because far too many of the brochures are either still available free in the dealers or are simply not collectable. Would you want to buy last year's Kia brochures?!
Selling a brochure collection as a job lot is a challenge if you want to get reasonable money for them. Just before the advent of ebay I had to sell the majority of my collection (3000 brochures) and achieved about 20% of market value...and they were definitely collectable.
How many you have to sell and how quickly you want them gone will determine the best course of action.
Selling a brochure collection as a job lot is a challenge if you want to get reasonable money for them. Just before the advent of ebay I had to sell the majority of my collection (3000 brochures) and achieved about 20% of market value...and they were definitely collectable.
How many you have to sell and how quickly you want them gone will determine the best course of action.
exkay said:
Hi Tony,
Nope, this is the time !!! i`ve got so much crap around i need to offload, mostly car related stuff.
By the way Tony, i`m looking for an early (61/62) series one FHC e type, if you hear of one let me know could you, preferably RHD.
Hope your well,
Hi Billy,Nope, this is the time !!! i`ve got so much crap around i need to offload, mostly car related stuff.
By the way Tony, i`m looking for an early (61/62) series one FHC e type, if you hear of one let me know could you, preferably RHD.
Hope your well,
Are you looking for a project or a completed and running car?
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