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Technical & Reference Section => Tech and Restoration => Topic started by: GavinKent on December 08, 2009, 02:38 PM
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Hi all
Bidding away for these in what seems to be becoming a bit of a bidding war - how much would you guys pay for these maximum -
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=110464793077
Thanks
Gav
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For the condition i think they are probably close to their max :daumenhoch:
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I dunno I reckon blue ones are rarer - and they could easily be restored, maybe 150 tops?
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Well, I'm currently up to £110 excluding delivery :2gunsfiring_v1:
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I dunno I reckon blue ones are rarer - and they could easily be restored, maybe 150 tops?
:shocked: Luke i have some stuff for sale, will pm you :LolLolLolLol:
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just what i wanted
:LolLolLolLol: :LolLolLolLol: J O K E :P
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I dunno I reckon blue ones are rarer - and they could easily be restored, maybe 150 tops?
:shocked: Luke i have some stuff for sale, will pm you :LolLolLolLol:
I don't want any of your rubbish. :2funny:
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I gave up on finding blue alloy hubbed tuffs in nice condition for sensible money a while ago :(
Settled for these instead - metal coaster rear, placcy front (around '85)
Got 'em off US ebay (poorly listed & photo'd) for a nice price ;) :-X
(http://www.jpdeane.com/bmx/mybluetuffs1.jpg)
:)
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Back to black !!! Gave up bidding for the blue Tuffs at £130, so keeping to my black Tuffs afterall!!! :idiot2:
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Up to 132 with an hour to go, this is climbing. I know the last thing any of you would expect from me is to say I told you so, but, I told you so!
Calif Dreaming. A freind of mine is an auction expert, he buys and sells houses the capitalist pig, he recommends not bidding until the very last minute, as all you are doing is driving the price up for yourself. I use this all the time and its seems to work for me.
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Check out these I got
(http://www.radbmx.co.uk/archive/albums/b366/claire169/BlueAlloy.jpg)
(http://www.radbmx.co.uk/archive/albums/b366/claire169/IMG_3156.jpg)
(http://www.radbmx.co.uk/archive/albums/b366/claire169/IMG_3191.jpg)
Its worth getting a tired & faded looking pair & dyeing them 8)
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yeah, bobafett said the same re bidding - I'll remember that for next time as the price was pretty static until I came along and started bidding! Wow, those Tuffs came out well - perhaps I'll try something like that, if I can find some more for sale.
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yeah, bobafett said the same re bidding - I'll remember that for next time as the price was pretty static until I came along and started bidding! Wow, those Tuffs came out well - perhaps I'll try something like that, if I can find some more for sale.
Blimey! Lucky for the seller you turned up.
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i've got some early blue skyways, badly faded in places. BUT were nos when first purchased once upon a time.
will need dying ;) pm if you want pics
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Lucky for the seller, but I bet the other bidder wanted to kick my ass!! :knuppel2:
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i've got some early blue skyways, badly faded in places. BUT were nos when first purchased once upon a time.
will need dying ;) pm if you want pics
thought you'd missed them :D
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i wanna know where wish id kept my TA got that big stainless pan from... need summit like that for me kitchen!!!
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£166! bidder 10, didnt bid till the very last, smart cookie!
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I'm gonna wait for sure next time and then jump in at the last minute! I thought everyone is supposed to be short around xmas time, but it seems in the old school bmx community, money is a plenty all year round!! :laugh:
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£166 in that condition :buck2:
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Why do people bid on stuff? I don't get it. Its gotta be esnipe for me every time.
If you bid before the very very end then you will always pay more than you needed to ... ALWAYS
Use esnipe ( www.esnipe.com ) and it will bid on your behalf 6 seconds before the end... that way you don't get in to adding more and more. You just say 'right - I don't want to pay more than X' then if it goes for more then thats the way it is.
Its a lot easier to bid in that way then getting into a bidding war and then you lose out by a fiver or whatever and feel pissed of that 'it was only £5 more'
Works for me :daumenhoch:
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I didn't even know such a site existed!!! Gotta be the way to go :daumenhoch:
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I prefer manually putting my bid in seconds from the end though personally - but that's cos I'm a sicko :P :uglystupid2: :LolLolLolLol:
It's all about the rush of the kill :buck2: :2funny:
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I prefer manually putting my bid in seconds from the end though personally - but that's cos I'm a sicko :P :uglystupid2: :LolLolLolLol:
It's all about the rush of the kill :buck2: :2funny:
No Shit.. You're Boba Fett :2funny:
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i wanna know where wish id kept my TA got that big stainless pan from... need summit like that for me kitchen!!!
X2, I wouldn't mind one too. :)
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Why do people bid on stuff? I don't get it. Its gotta be esnipe for me every time.
If you bid before the very very end then you will always pay more than you needed to ... ALWAYS
Use esnipe ( www.esnipe.com ) and it will bid on your behalf 6 seconds before the end... that way you don't get in to adding more and more. You just say 'right - I don't want to pay more than X' then if it goes for more then thats the way it is.
Its a lot easier to bid in that way then getting into a bidding war and then you lose out by a fiver or whatever and feel pissed of that 'it was only £5 more'
Works for me :daumenhoch:
It now may not in future. Lot's of people know about it and lot's don't . Some stumble on to it doing there own homework.
If everyone know's it obviousley becomes less of an advantage.
Funnyly enough you don't hear many mention it on places like this ;D I wonder why?
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i wouldn't go above £165,50 for them.
they dye a treat though. Them will look as good as new with a bit of work.