Posted by grandpa Love on June 21, 2021 at 05:34:34 from (71.14.19.222):
Some of you missed the main point.....this guy called and talked for 45 minutes, told me he was 100% going to buy it. Asked about the size, weight, everything. Said he would hook up a trailer and be waiting in my driveway when I got home from church. Said the price was perfect, pictures and video was great. He was going to buy it. Asked me to mark it as sold, pending pickup, standard on Facebook marketplace. Then he shows up in a car, and chit chats for an hour about everything but the tractor. Finally I asked him if someone was coming with a trailer and he said no he really wasn't interested. Grrrrrr. Next guy who asked me the night before to let him know if deal fell through, already got the trailer hooked up, shows up in a mini van!! With a buddy who had never seen a tractor like that and wanted to look. Neither one made a counter offer or even acted like they were going to buy. That's my issue!! 3rd guy shows up in a fancy SUV, wife 3 cute kids, paid for it and drove it 12+ miles home. Really nice family. It went to the right place.
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