CT-100 on eBay So Cal

[Eric H]

Originally Posted by kx250rider

We all know him, and in following with the others, I haven't said his name. Isn't he on AK? He's bought many sets from me, and my entire vintage VCR collection several years ago. In fact, I have a set I'm holding for him that he bought from me on eBay last year. Needs to get to him!

Charles

I've also bought many sets from him, very good guy to deal with.

He's a member but not on here much.

[drh4683]

$2405 it went for. Very nice. It would be nice to have one of those in the collection someday. However, nothing is more enjoyable to me than my worthless 1960's color TV collection.

[ohohyodafarted]

Hey Doug,

They arent going to get cheaper as time goes by, they are only going to get more expensive. At 2400 it is a good investment even with a dead crt. If you want to play, you've got to pay.

But seriously, if you want to have one in your collection, you need to bite the bullet like I did. Now I have two. It was a bit pricy but I am happy I spent the money. After you buy your first one, you will say it was worth it too. It is just hard to drop the initial bucks, but after the money is spent, it dosent hurt so bad once you have the toy in your hot little hands.

Then there is the investment aspect. It will only appreciate in value over the years. I paid less than this one for both of mine. So now I have theretical profit if I should decide to sell. And soon I hope to have rebuilt crt's in my sets too.

If you want it, you just gotta go for it.

Good luck in your quest

[yagosaga]

The same bidder who wons the CT-100, tries to win both dud 15GP22. Whether he hopes that he can replace a dud by a dud... perhaps he thinks, in mathematics, minus times minus results in a plus, ... SCNR.

[bgadow]

Originally Posted by drh4683

$2405 it went for. Very nice. It would be nice to have one of those in the collection someday. However, nothing is more enjoyable to me than my worthless 1960's color TV collection.

I would say that my room full of sets would give me more joy than that one CT100 would. Sure, it would be great to own one, and even greater to own something prewar. But you won't find me buying either on ebay. I'm just not a "high-roller". Someday, maybe, one will turn up locally at a very decent price. My eyes are open.