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Old 03-08-2015, 01:22 AM
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Jon must have got to him! Lol , he took the asking amount off there. I looked three times and all I saw was the $1 crap they like to put on stuff.
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I feel like being a tonight. I sent him an email too. It wasn't nasty..... yet.
Just tonight?
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So, for discussion, lets assume that is a very low hour, low usage, well maintained original. What is it worth on today's market?
What would a serious collector pay?
What would a homeowner who wanted a solid working tractor pay?
I've played with antique and collectible cars for years and realize an unmolested original vehicle can sometimes bring considerable more than a run of the mill machine.
Just wondering. Not in my wildest imagination could I see a 123 bringing that kind of money the seller is asking.
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I'm thinking this is another case of:

"Yes Dear, I'm trying to sell it, I have it listed on craigslist just like you told me too".
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I couldn't help it.... I sent him another email. For $1, I'll take it!!!! I even offered him $10 to ship it. Or trade for a bike that I have that I think is worth a dollar. Even offered to ship the bike.
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I couldn't help it.... I sent him another email. For $1, I'll take it!!!! I even offered him $10 to ship it. Or trade for a bike that I have that I think is worth a dollar. Even offered to ship the bike.
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I'm being lazy today......

I do need to go to work though.
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he did say "if you know anything about these you know what i have here" im thinking i thought i knew something about them! but then i thunk i know nothing
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That's the problem, thinking. You know what they say, "A mind is a terrible thing."
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