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#55410 Mon Jan 23 2006 11:04 PM
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After reading the spool on the price of a fry 17 I wanted to throw this Question out.
I have the opportunity to purchase a bunch of clockfaces. All are straight and complete with sight glasses and only minor surface rust:
2-American 277, 2 Bowser 310, Bennett 150, Milwaukee 781, Milwaukee 870, and a couple of others.
Sounds like a great find BUT - he wants on average about 300-350 over Jacks book price, not negotiable, and I would have to take all of them. I have run into these things before with some signs and globes but it was pretty easy to sell off enough to make the deal feasable. Although clock faces are getting hard to come by,(and I love them) the price makes it hard to pedal a few to make the deal more manageable. Would this be a good investment for the future or a deal to pass on??


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#55411 Mon Jan 23 2006 11:22 PM
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When they are all gone, they're gone [unless you like REPO's] !!
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#55412 Tue Jan 24 2006 12:04 AM
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Jacks book is outdated on most of the clockfaces anymore.My opinion! Every clockface I get I sell quickly,Seth buys alot of them to restore and sell.I would give an offer that is close to the asking price and see where it goes.Just dont offer money and renig when he makes his decision,he wont deal with you again.

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You never paid to much , You just bought to soon.


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Like everything else the prices keep going up. As for clockfaces they go up a little quicker. If you pass let me know


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Hey Jeff,not another good score!!LOL Good job,I don't know how you keep finding all these goodies,but I'm glad someone has,I've had a dry spell.Let me know if you need a hand moving those pumps,I have lots of trailers and pickups.I may want to buy one of the clockfaces,I sold mine awhile back and I want another.Is my Pate globe still safe??Send me a email,I have a buddy that has a buddy that knows you,He works at Grunau.
Later,Joe

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Jeff...Steve is right, I've been giving what I feel is strong money for clockfaces, because I literally can't keep them in stock. If you get the deal done, send some pics & prices and I will see if I can use any.
Seth

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Right now clocks are the hot items to have in the garage.Not just to sell but trading material.I bought a tokheim 850 that is near mint,I have been offered so many different things in trade for this pump its crazy,and its not even a rare pump.Buy them,you wont regret it!

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