Tristar syncro

Post by **blackdog** » 30 May 2007, 16:51

Is this an 80-90 er's tristar?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... &rd=1&rd=1

Looks a beauty, hope she goes to a good home!

Post by **peasant** » 30 May 2007, 18:23

Obviously we welcome viewings. However, this will not be until the bids are closer to the reserve price.

What's that all about?

"You can't look at it until you commit (legally) to spending what I think it's worth ..."

There's a seller very convinced of the quality of their "product" ....and tucked away on the Isle of Wight, no less ...like you could get there at the drop of a hat.

....fishy....

Post by **Boltze** » 30 May 2007, 21:47

It looks like a Tristar...

Post by **R0B** » 30 May 2007, 22:12

got to agree with peasant thats one very odd way of doing business...

Obviously we welcome viewings. However, this will not be until the bids are closer to the reserve price.

Post by **syncropaddy** » 31 May 2007, 20:49

This guy sounds very sure of himself. Whats it worth with that mileage? £3k to £3.5k??

Post by **oorwullie** » 31 May 2007, 22:39

syncropaddy wrote:This guy sounds very sure of himself. Whats it worth with that mileage? £3k to £3.5k??

i'll buy ten at that price if they're as good as this one looks.

Post by **Russel** » 01 Jun 2007, 06:07

Hope he gets whot he wants BUT he is being very misleading by saying
it is rust free.
I can see rust on his photos and photos hide a lot.

Post by **Ye Olde Syncrospares** » 01 Jun 2007, 08:16

he is a she,its a very nice tristar,and its not really for sale but if it makes a lot of money itll be sold,

Post by **HarryMann** » 01 Jun 2007, 08:51

Ah! The light dawns... like 5 or £6k

Post by **oorwullie** » 01 Jun 2007, 11:22

actually i'm talking shäte as usual, i meant this swedish one:

Post by **peasant** » 01 Jun 2007, 12:07

SYNCROSPARES UK wrote:he is a she,its a very nice tristar,and its not really for sale but if it makes a lot of money itll be sold,

Fair enough ...that's what an auction with a reserve is all about.

But one should still allow people to see the merchandise before one asks them to commit to what is a legally binding offer on ebay ...especially so, if one's tucked away in a corner of the country that not every potential bidder can reach easily.

Post by **R0B** » 05 Jun 2007, 12:13

well it only reached £2000.which is not surprising considering nobody was allowed to go and view it....