Delta Diesel LLC

don't know them but consignment can work good if they have a customer base. Only thing I would want to know is if they still want there fee if you were to sell it yourself while under agreement with them

 

Ron I have heard horrid stories about people getting the shaft when selling motorhomes and boats on consingment. here is a link you might want to look at.
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www.dmv.ca.gov/pubs/vctop/d05/vc11729.htm

 

I have a friend that did consignment for motocycles at his (SMALL)shop. I read his consignment contract and the best advise I can give you is to be sure you are very clear as to the specifics of the sale. Generally he did it by percentage. A top and bottom dollar acceptable amount was established (I want xxx but I'l take xxx) and a set percentage NOT a dollar amount. While this also reduced his commision if the unit sold for less the costomer was more acceptable to both parties taking a loss rather than just the seller, which gave him more consignments.
Of course he did it this way to bring in more customers for parts and new purchases figuring that the more he had on his lot, the more stop in to brouse, the more they tell thier friends........so on and so forth..... Also the percentage went up after a set amount of time if the unit did not sell before xx days/wks or whatever was agreed upon.

 

in this market you should be happy to have any offer. How bad is it? can't be worse than the dealer!! lol

 

even in CA you can still do enough work in 5 years to wear out a truck