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Re: Classifieds requests.
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Posted by Paul from MN on April 27, 2007 at 08:57:30 from (68.117.75.248):
In Reply to: Classifieds requests. posted by dej(jed) on April 27, 2007 at 04:46:51:
All inquiries are good inquiries. I think it is reasonable for a prospective buyer to ask to see all 4 sides of the tractor and to see a higher resolution picture than you can post on the board. They just want to know that what is shown on the board is not just the tractors good side. For the seller it is not to hard to do that either. Whenever I have sold something on this board, I take a digital picture of many views of the tractor. When I get a request for more pictures I can have them sent out in a few mouse clicks. I not listed anything here in awhile, but when I did, this site proved to be excellent. Everything I listed sold quickly and for at least as good a price as I could have got at an auction.
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