Just noticed these on ebay from Murphs!!
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/DENNING-DEN- ... 4ab3a9f813
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/1986-DENNING ... 4ab3a9ef10
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/1985-DENNING ... 4ab3a9e7cf
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Murphys : Hmmmmmmmcsrbd wrote:Just noticed these on ebay from Murphs!!
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/DENNING-DEN- ... 4ab3a9f813
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/1986-DENNING ... 4ab3a9ef10
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/1985-DENNING ... 4ab3a9e7cf
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im keen on one of the buses. has anyone dealt with murphy's before?
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its sad, but alot of these bus sales companies, or independant one man shows with money, buy these things at a fair price, as those dennings were not dear, but not cheap all the same. Hey we will never change this, its called the second hand marketplace, and people play games,
here are 2 examples for price difference, both would have paid the same at the start, both want to get rid of them, but one is a game player!!
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Volvo-Bus-/2 ... 500wt_1011
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Volvo-Bus-Mo ... 500wt_1011
wish both them luck, look which one already has a bid on it!!
here are 2 examples for price difference, both would have paid the same at the start, both want to get rid of them, but one is a game player!!
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Volvo-Bus-/2 ... 500wt_1011
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Volvo-Bus-Mo ... 500wt_1011
wish both them luck, look which one already has a bid on it!!
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You only have to look at the auctions. You spend a few weeks looking around at second hand buses for sale at commercial sales companies, then you go to an auction one afternoon and when you look around, the same people bidding at the auction are the same people that only last week were trying very hard to sell you there buses out of there sales yard for a greatly increased price.
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What A business making a profit The horror of it all.plough wrote:You only have to look at the auctions. You spend a few weeks looking around at second hand buses for sale at commercial sales companies, then you go to an auction one afternoon and when you look around, the same people bidding at the auction are the same people that only last week were trying very hard to sell you there buses out of there sales yard for a greatly increased price.
Seriously though, they will outbid and pay more than they want to, just so you dont get it cheaper than market value. They are protecting their market. Its not just buses, I used to trade in computer parts years ago, and we would do the same thing, there would be 100 lots the same, we would bid up up up on the first item, knowing full well that the other bidder was just going to buy one, after 3 or four, they would offer the lot up, and we would pay 1/4 of what the original buyer paid. Admittedly ewe had to buy a stack of stuff, but we had instant mark up of 75% to even reach what these people had paid "at Auction"
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The best way to go is to buy the bus your after from the operator directly. Most bus companies do try and sell their own gear most of the time and you can get a pretty good vehicle for a good price. The Auctions are good aswell as you can pick up a bargain which I have in the past. I certainly wouldn't buy off a broker because as was stated earlier huge mark ups are made on them. There is nothing wrong with making a dollar but some jokers are just plain crooks with what they try and resell vehicles for.
One vehicle I was after a number of years ago was in good nic and well priced but I was too slow in jumping in to get it and a broker got a hold of it and the price he put on it was three times what the operator offered it for sale initially. When I spoke to the salesman about budging on the price a little for cash he wouldn't give an inch, so I walked out of there.
I'm sure many people have been caught buying something and realising later on that they got ripped off, all I can say is before you decide to invest heavilly in one of these things do your homework on them. Investigate and research throughly on them to get yourself a good deal know the market and know what their really worth no matter where your buying the vehicle from it will certainly pay down the track to be shrewed about the decisions you make.
One vehicle I was after a number of years ago was in good nic and well priced but I was too slow in jumping in to get it and a broker got a hold of it and the price he put on it was three times what the operator offered it for sale initially. When I spoke to the salesman about budging on the price a little for cash he wouldn't give an inch, so I walked out of there.
I'm sure many people have been caught buying something and realising later on that they got ripped off, all I can say is before you decide to invest heavilly in one of these things do your homework on them. Investigate and research throughly on them to get yourself a good deal know the market and know what their really worth no matter where your buying the vehicle from it will certainly pay down the track to be shrewed about the decisions you make.
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Yesterday I saw Murphy's ad in the April Motorhome & Caravan trader magazine - they are having a closing down sale. It might be an opportunity to put in a cheeky offer on any vehicle you have your eye on!