Yeah, I've actually delivered only 80-something of them. I wasn't suggesting the auction was not truthful, just that further explanation could have been done. Or not
I guess my wording was not done so well. All I remembered was a 100 number.
I guess this was in back of my mind when I typed the listing.
"I've been getting pricing for the required pattern tooling, and casting quotes for the manifolds themselves, and have everything I need to get going on this. When I got started I was hoping to be able to sell the manifolds for $295, but with the pricing I've been getting it will need to be $395 for me to be able to build 100 of these things and break even with all the tooling costs and so forth. I don't know if the market will pay this or not; after all, after spending $395 on the manifold base you would still have to spend another $350-$500 for a 351C intake to go on top. You can buy an FE Victor for around $550, which would end up being a lot cheaper. I don't want to do this if I can't sell at least 100 manifolds.
So what do you guys think?" I thought the original run was supposed to be 100 manifolds.
I offered it for basically what I had into it. I was "not" trying to profit from it at all.
Never expected the response. I advertised a all original low mile plymouth superbird and did not have this many watchers.
Again, I have not been paid yet . . A few minutes ago I had my first question from anyone bidding.
2nd highest bidder is a local guy who has pricing on his stuff through the roof!