A much better option would have been my superb LS 430 which I've traded in for £1,300. I understand about Gold membership, but all I tried to do before I depart was to give another LOC member an opportunity to grab an absolute bargain, but I wasn't allowed to. The rules stopped me from doing someone a good turn which is a shame.
And this is what they would have got.
Then if that is the case why didn't you become Gold member. You would have probably got twice what a dealer gave you so you saved yourself the £39.95 and lost about £1300. Don't blame the rules. Mike.
You totally misunderstand me, probably because you didn't see my post that was instantly removed. I asked the question, "Do you think I should become a Gold member because I want to offer the car to a member at a much reduced price?" That was seen as an advert to sell, which is wasn't, I was just asking for opinions. So for that reason I do blame the rules. Quite possibly I would have become a Gold member if I had been given the opportunity for a response. I wouldn't have sold it for more, and that was my point, to do someone a good turn and let the car go to someone who would appreciated the effort I've put into it. The money wasn't an issue, an appreciative owner was.
The rules are you cannot sell on the LOC unless you are a Gold Member and it doesn't matter how casually you mention it in a post you mentioned selling it and that is against the rules so no blame there for the rules. Only you can decide if you become a Gold Member no one else can tell you. So no blame there on the rules. You could have joined for £39-95 add the cost of the car £1300 making a total of £1395 had you of done that there would almost certainly been a que a mile long at your door, so no blame on the rules either. Mike.