For sale, I guess

[bktheirregular]

In the northeast New Jersey area, I have to sell a 1994 Dodge Intrepid sedan. Six-cylinder, basic trim, power windows, locks, seats, air conditioning, seats five easily. Good condition, as it has just been fully repaired at a cost that is greater than I can bear.

Oddly enough, though, I've never sold a car in my life, as such.

My first car, a beat-up Plymouth, I drove until it basically fell apart. Sold it for basically scrap value.

My second car, I never got around to selling, as it was turned into a ton of metal-and-plastic shrapnel by an SUV. So no real opportunity to sell anything there. ("For sale, one twisted wreck that used to be a Dodge Daytona Shelby. T-tops, now glass beads. Leather interior, now shredded. Turbo engine and stick-shift, now useable for little more than ballast. Will entertain best offer."

This car, however, is in good shape, and I find myself not knowing where to put it up for sale, how to describe it. (I found a site that would give the resale value of a car. If all goes well, according to that, I might make back most of the repair costs.)

So...

Anyone in the market for a used four-door, five-passenger sedan that is currently in a driveway in northeast New Jersey?

If not, any suggestions as to where's the best place to offer same for sale?

Comments

[boniblithe.livejournal.com]

Does mysterious place where you work offer an employee Trading Post of some sort? Otherwise call the newspaper and place an ad, and put a FOR SALE sign in the window and park it somewhere visible as often as you can.

[bktheirregular]

Will check and see tomorrow. Too punchy to think straight tonight, but thanks for advice.