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Re: Sandown

Posted: Sat May 31, 2014 9:34 pm
by fixer
he was asking top money £3500 for the cougar £1000 for the red #22

Re: Sandown

Posted: Sat May 31, 2014 9:45 pm
by motorman
I am glad to hear that it was a display of fakes........I was beginning to curl into the fetal position and was just about to suck my thumb!!!!

God help anyone who paid big money for any of them because i know that Nik-Stil usually charges around £35 per custom he produces!!!

Re: Sandown

Posted: Sat May 31, 2014 11:22 pm
by GHOSTHUNTER
It was nice meeting you Reg, the pleasure was all yours, Marmaduke sends his sincere apologies for not being with his master to brief you on the correct etiquette for the occasion, (how to curtsey properly and not to look directly into my eyes when talking to me etc), but I think no harm came from our meeting.

Yes I hope we can meet-up again somewhere, Sandown Park has become a regular for me, along with Kempton Race Course, plus Windsor and Slough. I used to go to Huntingdon religiously but have missed one or two lately and it is infact, the furthest away 'big event' for me to get to.

...and while your on my mind Reg, I had to polish a blue Firenza yesterday, left it out of the cabinet for a few pictures, and do you know what, it got a little dusty, but it's OK now, no need to worry any more.

Ghosty.

Re: Sandown

Posted: Sun Jun 01, 2014 5:56 pm
by ford_a_30
Had he just listed (and priced)the repros as such I would bet many of them would have sold.

Re: Sandown

Posted: Sun Jun 01, 2014 7:32 pm
by tjlglass
What concerns me more is that Nik the Greek doesn't mark his cars so we all know there fakes, allowing scheming, cheating Bastards to get away with things like this.

Re: Sandown

Posted: Mon Jun 02, 2014 12:01 am
by ford_a_30
tjlglass wrote:What concerns me more is that Nik the Greek doesn't mark his cars so we all know there fakes, allowing scheming, cheating Bastards to get away with things like this.
Perhaps someone who knew this vendor was trying to move along his copies should have called him out in the middle of the fair. While probably not the "proper" thing to do, you could always send for one of us outspoken Americans to come over. We are really good at being loud.

Re: Sandown

Posted: Mon Jun 02, 2014 8:41 am
by tjlglass
May be it would be a good idea for Nick to send a nice email to Nik on behalf of the forum requesting that he makes an identifiable mark on all his work so that we all know in future its one of his copies ? im sure in future these will be collectable in there own right ?

Re: Sandown

Posted: Mon Jun 02, 2014 9:43 am
by fixer
tjlglass wrote:May be it would be a good idea for Nick to send a nice email to Nik on behalf of the forum requesting that he makes an identifiable mark on all his work so that we all know in future its one of his copies ? im sure in future these will be collectable in there own right ?
Not a bad idea Tim as they did look very good and do make an affordable way to get some desirable models without the fear of being conned. I don't have a problem with a good restoration or copy as long as it is made aware to the buyer and priced accordingly

Re: Sandown

Posted: Mon Jun 02, 2014 12:46 pm
by nickjones
tjlglass wrote:May be it would be a good idea for Nick to send a nice email to Nik on behalf of the forum requesting that he makes an identifiable mark on all his work so that we all know in future its one of his copies ? im sure in future these will be collectable in there own right ?
If someone can let me have Nik's email I will be happy to oblige..

Re: Sandown

Posted: Mon Jun 02, 2014 6:04 pm
by motorman
Unless any member has his personal e mail address i suspect the only way to contact Nik would be via an e bay message.