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Old 12-23-2009, 03:58 PM
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I'm going to have to weigh in here with a comment... Perhaps it won't be popular.

My advice to all of you who are interested is as follows: Stop obsessing over this particular set. These yuppies are playing you like a cheap fiddle, laughing at your efforts! Dignity still trumps old TV sets! I'd like to see the set saved too, but it just isn't worth begging and losing your self-respect.
I wholeheartedly agree. More than once I've told a greedy game-playing seller where to go...there are other sets, radios, cars, etc. out there.

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I'd have to laugh at the guy who turned up his nose back in 1980 at a Hemi 'cuda from behind the wheel of his vintage model T. Now that 'cuda sells in excess of $2-million.
In 1982 I turned down a daily driver Plymouth Superbird for $3500. I just didn't have the money (I was only seven.) I still have the ad though.
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