Very Cheap Ebgt On Ebay

[bigwil]

There is a black EBGT number 56 for sale for only $16800 no reserve, looks nice and clean and with only 114000kms.

[Nikked]

Cry...

[stevz]

Whats the point of starting a thread without putting up a link? I just checked ebay and there is only 1 eb gt for sale for $24,000.
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/FORD-FALC...item2c664f9c61

[xisled]

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Ford-Falc...#ht_500wt_1413

[STINKY NINJA]

The oil pressure is a low on the red gt,especially as its not warmed up which means it will only get lower as it warms up. .not a good look
just a thought...

[fte50]

Dont wanna hijack the thread, but is it really cheap when compared to say this
http://www.carsales.com.au/private/d...api=2&__N=1246 1247 1252 1282 4294966463 4294960332 1216&silo=Stock&Range=Price:Min,Max~0.5&sort=defau lt

call me biast, but this is more of a gt than an eb will ever be.

[nstg8a]

as good as a t3 is, it is not and never will be a gt.

[fte50]

Originally Posted by nstg8a

as good as a t3 is, it is not and never will be a gt.

as much a taxi as the eb was & better, so why not ?

[nstg8a]

because one got the gt badge, and ones an au.

[bigwil]

Go on ebay and type in falcon gt, there you will see a black EBGT starting bid 16800 with no reserve, the cars located in queensland.

[bigwil]

Might sound silly but how do do link from one site to another, i have no idea

[Elks]

There is a very nice EL GT, in the for $20K specialist for sale section of this forum. (although I struggle with that grille still)

[Neale]

they are butt ugly, like the EL GT.
They are to RICER

[pottery beige]

Originally Posted by nstg8a

because one got the GT badge, and ones an au.

fixed that up for you..

[fte50]

Originally Posted by nstg8a

as good as a t3 is, it is not and never will be a gt.

Thanks be to God.

[AU1TICKFORD]

Originally Posted by Elks

There is a very nice EL GT, in the for $20K specialist for sale section of this forum. (although I struggle with that grille still)

Really interested but I can't find it do you have the link ?

[Iggypoppin']

Why do people always insist theirs is better or bigger than others? T3, GT, who gives a?
I like them both, I'm not about to have an internal struggle with myself over whichever I like better.
OP eBay links should be in the eBay thread, stickied at the top of this page. Thanks bud

[Nikked]

Originally Posted by Neale

they are butt ugly, like the EL GT.
They are to RICER

Both the EB and EL GT body apendages were designed in a wind tunnel, to help stop body lift at speed. And had flares to cover the wider wheels, vents in the bonnet to aid in cooling.



But, yes, continue your senseless trolling...

[Elks]

Originally Posted by AU1TICKFORD

Really interested but I can't find it do you have the link ?

Here you go. http://www.fordforums.com.au/showthread.php?t=11359647

[Tysonv48]

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Ford-Falc...b#ht_500wt_922

[RedHotGT]

Originally Posted by bigwil

There is a black EBGT number 56 for sale for only $16800 no reserve, looks nice and clean and with only 114000kms.

I love it when people put 'No Reserve' on the auction - but have a starting bid (effectively - the reserve).

Its not a 'No Reserve' auction unless the price starts at nothing (hence the term 'No Reserve').

Car looks legitimate - the VIN clearly displayed. Maybe the guy just wants to sell the car without much fuss - rather than playing the game with buyers for months on end.

If I was in the market for something like this - I would take a serious look at it.

[RAPID_BA]

its a lot of money for a EB model.

[XDV800]

Originally Posted by DotAU

its a lot of money for a EB model.

Cheapest way into a genuine Falcon GT.

If only i had the readies...

[mike_nofx]

Originally Posted by loftie

I love it when people put 'No Reserve' on the auction - but have a starting bid (effectively - the reserve).

Its not a 'No Reserve' auction unless the price starts at nothing (hence the term 'No Reserve').

Car looks legitimate - the VIN clearly displayed. Maybe the guy just wants to sell the car without much fuss - rather than playing the game with buyers for months on end.

If I was in the market for something like this - I would take a serious look at it.

Not true, you just don't understand auctions.

You can have a $10k start bid with a $20k reserve, annoyingly, the reserve on eBay auctions is hidden, so unless the seller tells you what it is you won't know.
Or you can start at $10k with no reserve and any bid can get it. There's your difference.

[tranquilized]

So 2 days off the end and still no bids. I'll be interested to see if the owner will let it end at that price with one bid. I reckon he'll pull the listing hours before the end if thats the case - seen it so many times before.

[bigwil]

I have spoken to the owner and he has just started a new business so willing to see it for $16800

[MS33LU]

Car was on Ebay last week, i thought it sold?
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Ford-Falc...item3a76110c6d

[AU1TICKFORD]

has anyone noticed the b-sereies gt badge on the grill why ?

[RedHotGT]

Originally Posted by mike_nofx

Not true, you just don't understand auctions.

You can have a $10k start bid with a $20k reserve, annoyingly, the reserve on eBay auctions is hidden, so unless the seller tells you what it is you won't know.
Or you can start at $10k with no reserve and any bid can get it. There's your difference.

I have a very good understanding of auctions.

First - my original point. Having a 'No Reserve' auction with a starting bid is not a 'No Reserve' auction - because the seller is setting the first bid benchmark. If you've got 'No Reserve', then you're there to sell it - for whatever it gets. A true 'No Reserve' Auction starts with 0.01c or 0.99c - so technically one bid will buy it - even for $1.00.

Annoyingly - most people just add the words "No Reserve" so people find it - no different than how people list "XT Falcon Wheel Nut May Suit XY XW XR GT HO V8" etc.

The reserve should be hidden from buyers - and once it has been met - then the auction continues on until the time runs out and the highest bid is given. If you are the buyer - you shouldn't be worried about the reserve anyway. You should be bidding the MOST you are willing to pay for the item. And if you bid $10k on an item that has a $20k reserve, you will know that you have not offered what the seller wants - and it is up to you to bid more (if you want to) or walk away at that point.

If you were to bid $25k for the same item - and the reserve was $20k - and you are the leading bidder - then the auction will show that the reserve has been met - and you will have the leading bid at $20k (not the $25k you have bid). And you will continue to lead the bids until you are outbid. So even though you've bid $25k - you could actually end up paying $22k - because you will only pay what the next highest bidder has bid (until you pass your initial bid of $25k).

So - as I first said - a proper NO RESERVE auction has no opening price - and no set first bid. If it's done correctly.

[calais]

In my eyes, still a bloody good looking car.

And the cheapest way into a GT in this day age IMHO.