I thought the other potential buyer would never have been happy with the car, in fact any Morgan as I haven't seen his type before in a Morgan group!
You don't phone up late at night, stay on the phone until 23:00 (knowing the seller is a Cancer patient with serious fatigue issues) and then even after being told that the car has not been cleaned or prepared for sale slag off the car for being dirty and question why it hadn't been professionally valeted..... at midday the next day!! The chap went round criticizing the car for having mis-matched screen mounting fixings and one side of the car compared to the other (I had pointed out it had a recent new screen and mounting pillar). He even complained the graphic on the gear knob wasn't square...... not the only knob methinks!
Anyway he didn't want the car and he kept telling me his previous car was a 'best in country' car which suited me fine as it avoided the embarrassment of me telling him to pick up his bed and do one as I would never have sold him the car as he would never be satisfied.
Colin
I had a couple of those previously when I have been selling bikes. But the guy who has bought my bike was startling. He is in Scotland and has only seen photos. Bought the bike no argument depite me pricing it at dealer levels. Didnt even raise the price figure until he had sai he wanted the bike. I refused a discount - he accepted. The money is in my bank account but the bike is still in the garage awaiting courier collection. Never had such an easy sale.
