What were these people smoking?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=6102839975

Why can't mine sell for the much????:dammit:

For that price the chassis had better be covered in GOLD!!! They must have been smoking some good S*** I was lucky to get $130.00 for mine restored.

Well, maybe, if you had documentation that it was Paul Galvin's personal set- or maybe Harry Truman's, but that much? No way! Hell, it don't even work !! Obviously whomever won it got caught up in the "It must be old-therefore its rare & valuable" syndrome. Solly, Charlie. Not this time.-Sandy G.

I saw one go for over $500 a few years ago. 'Course myself, I'm a disciple of that old economic principle "Buy high, sell low" (A shirt-tail relation to the carpenter's adage: "Measure once, cut twice".)

I'm still hoping that all my junque will turn out to be some sort of retirement account. At least all the restoring I haven't yet gotten around to will keep me off the streets and out of trouble in my golden years.

--Dave

The New Jersey Antique Radio Club (http://www.njarc.org)

The cabinet looks very very nice. But there's no way I'd pay that for a unrestored chassis!

I wonder how much this one will sell for ??!!?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=3638&item=6106165928&rd=1

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Originally posted by andy
All you need are two bidders who really want it.

And so the bidding war begins..............

Maybe someone wanted it to make a really cool executive office sized fishtank :D