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01-25-2010, 06:49 AM
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If I weren't in the midst of having to purchase another work vehicle I would have considered it - I've been looking for a particular CTC-40 (the Lundberg) for some time now, but that is a nice model you have. There ought to be someone in the Atlanta area that would love to have that set in their Danish-Modern or "retro" decor.
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01-25-2010, 09:37 AM
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It looks like a CTC-44, which is now catching on as a collectible somewhat. However, the cash value isn't up there yet. If I had it, I'd try to find a good home for it and not ask any price.
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01-26-2010, 12:31 PM
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The CTC-40 is a great set-the one you have was among the nicest combos you could buy in '69/70. As others have said, value is very sporadic. If I had to sell it I would list it on the classifieds here and maybe on ARF, and if there was no serious response in a week or so I would go ebay. Start the listing low and if there is interest it will sell. One thing that confuses me about folks posting, looking for a value: why do you need to ask us? Ebay will let you know the value, just give it a week. Never fails!
There have been times when I needed to research something that I know nothing about, and I've had to post to those other forums. Always makes me feel bad 'cause I don't want to feel like I'm just swooping in looking for quick cash. From looking at it that way, it pays to be nice to folks who come hat-in-hand. I posted on some old appliance/vacuum cleaner forums trying to move some NOS parts. Some valuable stuff will end up in the dumpster-I would have given it away-but few would take the time to acknowledge me.
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01-27-2010, 09:52 AM
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