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Old 02-23-2015, 10:15 AM
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$1600 tops.
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Pictures are worth a thousand offers.... Just sayin'.
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Not seeing what any of this looks like, I'm guessing if you were buying everything individually and got good prices on the low end you would be in the $1200 range, and if you paid tops for everything you would be $1900. Since he sounds like he would rather not break it all up, offer him $1000 and go from there (depending on condition of course).
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2500.00 dollars
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Is that a Lew pricing? $2500?
Move the decimal point to the left 1 or 2 digits to get the Lew price.
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Darn, I was just in the Williamsport area last weekend.
Coulda checked it out if it was listed then

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Is that a Lew pricing? $2500?
No Taco, what Lew meant is that the guy would GIVE HIM $2500 to haul it all away!
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If you wanna sell something put a price on it... I dislike people that sell with give me value ads. (Not you the cl seller.)
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If you wanna sell something put a price on it... I dislike people that sell with give me value ads. (Not you the cl seller.)
Agreed! I always low ball those jerks. If you want to sell, name a price. If you want me to name a price..... it's gonna be low.
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Agreed! I always low ball those jerks. If you want to sell, name a price. If you want me to name a price..... it's gonna be low.
Something like that happened to me when I bought my 1811. The PO said make a offer, I said no. I was thinking 500.00 cause it was nice and I wanted it. He then said I would like to get 300.00 for it and I said sold.
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Lol thanks for the input and laughs guys. I doubt him and I will find common ground on this one.
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