Ult1mat3X

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About Ult1mat3X

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  • Birthday 10/03/1991

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    Russia
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    Cars, vids, music, games, philosophy, outdoors activity
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  • Dealership/company name
    Wisepick

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  1. You can pick one of these https://wisepick.org/best-record-player/, great turntables, decently built-in speakers. Solid build and I think it looks pretty cool. You can play your iPod through it. It also comes with software to convert your vinyl to mp3 format.
  2. I ensure you to stay away from Russian cars, only buy anything as car collector, I mean rarity cars, like this on the photo below:
  3. Signs in the window. Tried eBay and a few others. Parking the car out in front of my house with two signs in the front windshield and rear, had it sold in 24 hours along with a good price. Should have started with that first Actually, I recommend using all the different options. It is really hard to tell where the buyer is looking. Craigslist got more interest than eBay for me. A big factor may be where you live and how well-known car brand is in your area. If not well known then Craigslist may not be useful. If you price it right, it will sell. Don't be confused by some of the crazy high eBay prices - these are often owners who may sell the car if someone is willing to overpay the going rates. No need to price it too low either. Use KBB for a private sale price as a rough guide. Vehicle condition is a big factor too. If you are not in a rush, perhaps ask $1-2K higher to see how the market reacts. You can always drop the price - harder to go back up. Good luck and learn the tradings
  4. I think there is an additional factor to consider. Diesel fuel is still very polluting, in the coming years there is a real possibility of governmental action to discriminate against diesel private cars, be it via fuel tax or possible restrictions to use, or other means. Not just the UK but elsewhere too, eg France.