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Ouch.. 700 bucks.. Could anyone here justify spending that much? I wonder if he is going to get it sold..
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01-13-2011, 12:15 PM
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"I will not answer for two weeks, then double the price, and NOW I want to sell it as soon as possible", ha ha!
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of course the architect is an expert on these things.i call my doctor to ask about my ranger pickup.the attorney down the street advises me on plumbing issues.the cashier at kellys market can evaluate my roof.another treasure hunter that thinks he has struck gold.let him sit on it for awhile.i ll bet the price will go down,down,down after a week or so.350 is a good price for this.700?a little too high,but dont take my advise.i am a mechanic,plumber,electrician,hvac tech,carpenter,dispatcher,driver,renovator,baker,s heet metal fabricator,welder,salesman,beverage tech,manager,etc.i dont know much,but i know what a slimeball is!
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01-13-2011, 01:30 PM
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No kidding. I cannot even sell my KV-36XBR450 with factory stand for 100 bucks up here. Of course the ctc-7 is much much rarer. And more valuable.
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An architect who knows all about TV's. I wonder if he can build structures with all the knowledge he has of TV's?
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