RC10 GOLD TUB VINTAGE
Fuck off from around here germ.
02-15-2009, 11:40 PM
#18
Dude,Bormacs estimate is reasonable!!..He of all people would know!!!Dont take it personally but as a guide.I have a fair collection and have two of these one in mint and PRISTINE condition and one runner with scratches similar to yours.I dont think people would pay more than 300aus dollars..No offence.
02-16-2009, 02:34 AM
#19
What a joke!
PFFT $900 shit man i bought one for 250 mint condition never been used you got a lot of hide asking 900 man you might want to research your products value before you start a thread buddy cuz thats gotta be a joke....
02-16-2009, 03:30 AM
#20
Guys its obvious that 'DIALED' was not fully aware of what price his nice old buggy is worth. Personaly I'd like to see him get every dollar he can out of it. Im all for people making money but to be hit with the response 'AUTOCADSTEVE' made was well below the belt. Great job of showing us the kind of fellow you are STEVE.
Dailed you have my advice on where to go with this sweet RC10 but what you choose to do with it is up to you. Personaly I wish you the best of luck with the sale. All the best- Jason.
Dailed you have my advice on where to go with this sweet RC10 but what you choose to do with it is up to you. Personaly I wish you the best of luck with the sale. All the best- Jason.
02-16-2009, 03:41 AM
#21
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Guys its obvious that 'DIALED' was not fully aware of what price his nice old buggy is worth. Personaly I'd like to see him get every dollar he can out of it. Im all for people making money but to be hit with the response 'AUTOCADSTEVE' made was well below the belt. Great job of showing us the kind of fellow you are STEVE.
Dailed you have my advice on where to go with this sweet RC10 but what you choose to do with it is up to you. Personaly I wish you the best of luck with the sale. All the best- Jason.
Dailed you have my advice on where to go with this sweet RC10 but what you choose to do with it is up to you. Personaly I wish you the best of luck with the sale. All the best- Jason.
BTW read my sig.. I'm a BDR member "Buddy". Don't threaten me punk!
I bet you're the kinda guy that doesn't bother marshalling after his own race.
02-16-2009, 03:58 AM
#22
Guy's, as with anything for sale, the price you may want for it may have something to do with your own feelings on the item your selling. Also what is a fair price? It's a price someone is prepared to pay for something they want.
We all want a bargain, and we will screw the price down as much as we can, and some that do this, then go and try to re-sell the very same item a highly infalted price then what they paid for it. Why? Because they are looking for that someone who may just push the value of these items higher in value.
Original post did also state "offers"
We all want a bargain, and we will screw the price down as much as we can, and some that do this, then go and try to re-sell the very same item a highly infalted price then what they paid for it. Why? Because they are looking for that someone who may just push the value of these items higher in value.
Original post did also state "offers"
02-16-2009, 04:33 AM
#23
Well said OLD BOY. Im not the type of person looking to make trouble for a seller such as this. I love vintage stuff-ask anyone.
My original response with '$900,what the?' was quite tame to say the least. It was not threatening or in any way confrontational. It was a very simple statement quizing the price which we all know is way above and befond anything rational.
There are those who will look to exploit a seller and I am not one of them. i want this guy to make every damn buck he can from the sale of his beloved treasure and have only offered some advise on how to go about it.
With a lot of experience both buying and selling vintage stuff both here and in the rest of the world i can say for certain that i wouldnt hold my breath in making good dollars to a sale on these shores. Australian buyers are wanting to pay the least in my opinion.
Selling this old beauty here is little better than hitting CASH CONVERTERS in my opinion. But dont take my word for it, take this one straight to the source-
http://www.rc10talk.com/
.. these guys will tell you what its worth right down to the very last cent.
My original response with '$900,what the?' was quite tame to say the least. It was not threatening or in any way confrontational. It was a very simple statement quizing the price which we all know is way above and befond anything rational.
There are those who will look to exploit a seller and I am not one of them. i want this guy to make every damn buck he can from the sale of his beloved treasure and have only offered some advise on how to go about it.
With a lot of experience both buying and selling vintage stuff both here and in the rest of the world i can say for certain that i wouldnt hold my breath in making good dollars to a sale on these shores. Australian buyers are wanting to pay the least in my opinion.
Selling this old beauty here is little better than hitting CASH CONVERTERS in my opinion. But dont take my word for it, take this one straight to the source-
http://www.rc10talk.com/
.. these guys will tell you what its worth right down to the very last cent.
02-18-2009, 01:40 PM
#24
Ford Cobra
Hi buddy..nothing to do with rc cars..I noticed your aviator..Is that your car?
I have number 29 (yes a BATHURST ORIGINAL) and my brother has number 32 (aircon, sunroof etc)...What number is your cobra?
Keeping ours forever..
Mike
I have number 29 (yes a BATHURST ORIGINAL) and my brother has number 32 (aircon, sunroof etc)...What number is your cobra?
Keeping ours forever..
Mike
07-15-2009, 09:20 PM
#25
$900! I just bought a worlds car in mint condition for $60 hehe!
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