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This BE looks to be very well done. Far higher grade of restoration than the yellow or red one that a dealer has on eBay right now. It's timing on when the market peaks every year. Usually in early Spring.
I looked up the location of the car and it is in Oakhurst, Ca near Yosemite. Oakhurst has a population of about 2,900 people so it is probably not going to sell locally with that small of an audience.
It does kind of amaze me that BE's like this one are around and yet never seen until it goes on E-Bay. I wonder how many other unseen Gems are out there. well never seen on the BCF for instance.