My 818S on Ebay

[michael everson]

Thought I would throw it on there and see what it does. Not looking real promising. Don't need to sell it or anything, but have a lot of cars right now.
Mike

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Replica-Kit-Makes-818s-none-/121738759519?forcerrptr=true&hash=item1c58320d5f&item=121738759519

[AZPete]

1980?
It will be interesting to see the response but since very few guys know what an 818 is, it might be years before demand grows. Having seen other FFR cars built by Mike, however, I know this is a high-quality professional build.

[michael everson]

Ebay will not accept the vin so I had to list it as 1980 or older.
Mike

[Kalstar]

I will be watching close too. I listed mine and they removed the listing due to VIN.

[michael everson]

Wow. No where near the reserve. I hope these cars gain recognition. With the general public soon. The ending bid won't even cover the parts.
Mike

[Hindsight]

I would put it up for sale here. It's one of those niches where you aren't going to find people searching eBay for it.

[CU9DZ]

I saw that car. Loved the electric ebrake.
Davis

[TouchStone]

Wow. No where near the reserve. I hope these cars gain recognition. With the general public soon. The ending bid won't even cover the parts.
Mike

Another good reason to auto-x. Get it out in the public and show people what they can do.

[wallace18]

I said it before and I'll say it again. Grassroots motorsports is best place to advertise IMO. Their readers are familiar with the 818 and are enthusiast's. I had the most calls, emails when I listed there.

[JeromeS13]

I said it before and I'll say it again. Grassroots motorsports is best place to advertise IMO. Their readers are familiar with the 818 and are enthusiast's. I had the most calls, emails when I listed there.

Where did you post it? In the Open Classifieds in the forum? Or classifieds in the hard copy?

[Kalstar]

Well that sucks! I was hopping you would sell it.

[wallace18]

Where did you post it? In the Open Classifieds in the forum? Or classifieds in the hard copy?

Both. If you are a subscriber like I am it costs nothing.