Re: Hot tip offs
Posted: Sat Aug 30, 2014 8:03 pm
Not 100% certain whether anyone else will consider this (a turquoise deck RW 9d boat) a bargain but, if I didn't already have one, I'd be buying this one.
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It took me quite a long time to find mine and I like the colours, but perhaps the variations aren't as collectible for many. Just to be clear on this listing, it's a multi-listing currently showing one photo with two models originally available for sale. One has been sold with positive feedback left. Unless the seller has changed the description or listing picture, it's just possible that the photo isn't showing the remaining model for sale. The seller may have listed two boats, one blue and one turquoise on the multi-listing, and the turquoise model is the one that's already gone. I may be wrong, but worth double checking.Idris wrote:As you say, the colour seems clear (although the description doesn't seem to tally with the photographic evidence).
Personally, I think it's worth a punt, although I see that Nick only places a very minor premium on this colour variation which I find surprising given the extremely few occasions on which I have seen it for sale.
Wise words.johnboy wrote:It took me quite a long time to find mine and I like the colours, but perhaps the variations aren't as collectible for many. Just to be clear on this listing, it's a multi-listing currently showing one photo with two models originally available for sale. One has been sold with positive feedback left. Unless the seller has changed the description or listing picture, it's just possible that the photo isn't showing the remaining model for sale. The seller may have listed two boats, one blue and one turquoise on the multi-listing, and the turquoise model is the one that's already gone. I may be wrong, but worth double checking.
I was very surprised too, but I see it's now just been sold, perhaps someone saw this post. I know the windows had dropped but still a very desirable model.Idris wrote:I simply don't understand why this hasn't sold yet. The poor bloke has reduced the price from £75 (which was already a bargain) to a mere £50! Once again, if I didn't already have one, I'd have bought this one (and for the full £75 too).
GHOSTHUNTER wrote:'Harveys' is currently advertising a 'Pre-Pro' Silver-Grey Merryweather 'Fire Engine' for a smidgen under £10,000...
...hopefully you get a free carrier bag with it..!
Ghosty.