eBay still gets a car in front of the largest audience from a single advert I would imagine although not always the highest quality response, generally the cheaper the car, the more timewasters in my experience of selling on there
carandclassic is my go to site otherwise
Word of mouth and recommendation are always the best and cheapest means of contact of course.
Facebook maybe has the potential to overtake eBay but still seems very random and fragmented to me as a reliable selling medium.
It seems popular for low value runabout cars in a local market place but I have yet to find a useable site on FB for selling classics in the UK
You can have your own FB page to back up a website and that can work well in bringing a more friendly and informal approachable face to a business
Which UK FB group or sales page would a dealer put a classic car on ? Genuinely interested
Back to the car in question in Dorset which on the face of it does look well priced for a rhd car
Car first reg. July 1971 so should be on a 'J' reg plate
It wears an 'M' reg plate which means August 73 - July 74
You can put an older reg plate on a car but never a newer one ? Odd........