Mattel Disney Pixar CARS Diecast: Get Caught Up with One Ebay Auction
Sad but you can get caught up in collecting CARS 1 (and Toons) in one fell swoop.
Okay, you do need 15 Grover Cleveland’s or 150 Benjamin’s but hey, what’s skipping one mortgage payment for complete CARS 2006 to 2011? Or if you’re a pro athlete, one wheel rim for your SUV for hundreds of CARS?
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I always hate auctions for $10,000 but shipping is $79.99 – really? For $10k, you cannot throw in a bone for free shipping?
We don’t normally post about eBay links but anything above $14,999, we’ll consider it. 🙂 Think of all the time you saved in 2006 to 2011 – CLICK and done. Then you can tell boastful stories about how you found a MSOS set marked down on a shelf in Walgreen’s during a rainstorm so large, you had to pass a destroyer to get the last parking space.*
*Minor embellishment allowed after spending $15k on an eBay auction.
So, fellow CARS Collector – sorry to see you go – hope your collection finds a nice home.
I guess I should post my collection for $14,999.99 though I think he is missing most of the haulers?
Thanks for the heads up, “John H.”
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metroxing
26 August 2013
CARS, Mattel Disney Pixar CARS, Mattel Disney Pixar Diecast CARS
16 Comments
There are 97 followers on that auction. Maybe Jay Leno will make a bid? Maybe it should have been on the Barrett-Jackson auction? I was tempted BUT then I saw some of the cars are lenticulars-ugh! Since the seller has listed each Cars maybe Met has time to check on the final bidding/buy it now prices for each individual prior sale- Just kidding!
How do I find out if that is an actual red ransberg LMQ?
I thought there was only one in existence?
Drop a zero from the price and get rid of all the Toons junk and you have yourself the makings of a deal.
at 15K and 552 cars, that comes out to $27.17 per car! This for sure will not sell, it has been listed already!
Says there are 8 offers out there. Wonder if any of them are in range.
I can tell he has the “Automatically Decline Best Offers Less Than $XX.XX” turned on, as -***o made 2 offers 26 seconds apart.
This thing will never sell – I don’t even think he’d get $5K. Here’s the problem – when you have a collection that big it is NOT a good idea to sell it in one huge lot because you are limiting the number of buyers that will have that kind of cash for all of this. And whatever buyers do have the cash are going to want a bargain for paying thousands. It is much more profitable to break up the collection into smaller lots or even sell it off as individual pieces. I’m thinking of listing a Lightning McQueen pegwarmer for $50,000 now just to get the exposure – LOL!!
Then you can tell boastful stories about how you found a MSOS set marked down on a shelf in Walgreen’s during a rainstorm so large, you had to pass a destroyer to get the last parking space.*
That’s funny Met! I always make my best finds on rainy days.
would probably sell my collection for half that if anyone wanted to come pick it up
Drop about $300 off since I don’t have El Materdor and I’d could do about $7200 on my collection!
Uh….
It would be interesting to see the final price determined by market value if it were listed as an auction with a 99-cent opening bid. There are at least 62 or 63 people who appear willing to throw their paddle in the air for it.
I was thinking the same thing…would love to see something like this start at .99c and see where it ends!!
The other thing that crossed my mind when I saw this is that it would be an excellent way to gain revenge on a spouse (ex- or soon-to-be) whose collection you resented: sell it en masse while they’re gone ‘hunting’ for the weekend. Heh heh.
If that were the case it would be about $500!!
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