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Apologies sawdust makers, I meant to put this in Heads Up Bargain Available.
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Regardless, it is a dea - steal.
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If I wasn't 3,857 miles away I'd be all over this deal!

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Yes it is a deal steal. It's only a few miles from here. I should just go over and drool. Not looking to buy anything, although if he would part with the strip sander...and is that a lathe duplicator?
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That looks to have everything I had in my original Ultimate System I bought in 1980's.

It sure seems to be in great condition.
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I'm sure it will go for significantly less than the asking price. I think one could get it all for a grand without any trouble. With a little arm twisting even better.
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If I was nearby, I would not even negotiate a different price. It is an outright steal at the asking price.
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dusty wrote:If I was nearby, I would not even negotiate a different price. It is an outright steal at the asking price.


Yeah, I'm about as cheap as they come and have been known to do some serious haggling but if the asking price is better than fair then I usually just pay the asking price... I figure they are entitled to a decent price.
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So true. You have to feel the buyer out. I have been alienated as a seller by demanding and disrespectful buyers who just say "I'll give you this for it". I'd rather give it away at that point to someone who could really use it. But I get the feeling this seller would not turn down ten benjamins cash money if talked-to respectfully. I wish I had ten benjamins cash money laying around :eek:
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