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Scrambler on Bring A Trailer

Yeah cause it's an aftermarket piece of GARBAGE. There is a reason it only costs $60 bucks.
 
AND not original waggies (I reckon), Scrambler decals are not graduating in their slopiness adding to the sloppiness. But I'm no expert. It is shiney though. Steering wheels on the wrong side too. Pffft
 
That's the right site for that Jeep.

I'm going to guess $24.5k
 
This rule makes things even more interesting, I think:

From the BAT site:

Sniping is a thing of the past. The clock resets to 3 minutes after last-minute bids. This means no more auctions that close too quickly because one buyer knows how to game the system. It’s also fun to watch. Bidding advances to the amount you enter, so you are never bidding against a machine or robot.
 
jerseyjeeps said:
This rule makes things even more interesting, I think:

From the BAT site:

Sniping is a thing of the past. The clock resets to 3 minutes after last-minute bids. This means no more auctions that close too quickly because one buyer knows how to game the system. It’s also fun to watch. Bidding advances to the amount you enter, so you are never bidding against a machine or robot.
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Man, I used to love a good snipe...
 
Gunbroker has the same system. Bids made in the closing minutes automatically reset the clock to 15 mins.
 
The buyer pays a premium kind a like Barrett Jackson and they're fine print says it's to prevent nonpaying bidder's more chances of not happening I guess but you never know people think with their mouse click sometimes more than their brains
 
For those of you unfamiliar with BAT:

It used to feature a blog only format that posted great/rare/old cars from all over the net (CL, Ebay, etc.). They added auctions within the last 12 months and it seems to be going very well (from this spectators pov anyhow). The site is legit and there is a great group of enthusiasts that participate in the discussions and a wealth of knowledge is shared. So much so, in fact, that the idea of dedicated full forum for BAT is often discussed. The fan base seems to represent a nice cross section of both purists, resto-mod fans, serious racers, and big spenders. It is one of my favorite car sites. Chances of dead beat bidders is slim to none, you have to register to bid with a credit card and legit personal info.
 
I'm not surprised. I was only half kidding about the axles. I looked at getting complete Dana 44 axle assemblies setup for 4.10 gears and it was around $7000 (that will be another thread for me where I ask some advice). If you add in all the driveline stuff and you can easily get more if it's done right and you have the right buyer. My biggest concern is the nick in the paint. A scratch I can understand, but the way it looks like it's pealing makes me think the paint didn't adhere that well :shrug:
 
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