Silverstone Hardtop on Craigslist
12-22-2011, 12:09 AM
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Silverstone Hardtop on Craigslist
$3400 for a USED HARDTOP w/o HARDWARE or $3900 with hardware.... does that seem a bit high? i wonder if hes on the boards...
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sby/pts/2753040508.html
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sby/pts/2753040508.html
12-22-2011, 06:56 AM
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I had a WTB thread just recently on SSM OEM HT or Authentic Mugen. This guy PM'd me, but I wasn't willing to spend his asking price of 3k. So I guess he jacked up his price. He's on the board I guess only lurks around.
12-22-2011, 07:28 AM
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Much rather get an authentic Mugen at that rate (actually maybe even lower) & just post it up for trade. You'll spend less, have a very nice HT & at some point if you post it up for trade *straight* with no cash involved, then you'll definitely have someone interested.
Once OEM HTs hit around 4K if they ever do, it would be better to go with something like a GT Motoring HT for around $4500. Those are beautiful & light! I feel like the market is over exaggerating/over rating the value of the OEM HT for the time we are in now; I can understand if it was a decade later.
Once OEM HTs hit around 4K if they ever do, it would be better to go with something like a GT Motoring HT for around $4500. Those are beautiful & light! I feel like the market is over exaggerating/over rating the value of the OEM HT for the time we are in now; I can understand if it was a decade later.
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12-22-2011, 07:47 AM
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Much rather get an authentic Mugen at that rate (actually maybe even lower) & just post it up for trade. You'll spend less, have a very nice HT & at some point if you post it up for trade *straight* with no cash involved, then you'll definitely have someone interested.
Once OEM HTs hit around 4K if they ever do, it would be better to go with something like a GT Motoring HT for around $4500. Those are beautiful & light! I feel like the market is over exaggerating/over rating the value of the OEM HT for the time we are in now; I can understand if it was a decade later.
Once OEM HTs hit around 4K if they ever do, it would be better to go with something like a GT Motoring HT for around $4500. Those are beautiful & light! I feel like the market is over exaggerating/over rating the value of the OEM HT for the time we are in now; I can understand if it was a decade later.
Learned from the most experienced. Thanks for the advice bro!
12-22-2011, 09:08 AM
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Originally Posted by slightly2ned' timestamp='1324571300' post='21256501
Much rather get an authentic Mugen at that rate (actually maybe even lower) & just post it up for trade. You'll spend less, have a very nice HT & at some point if you post it up for trade *straight* with no cash involved, then you'll definitely have someone interested.
Once OEM HTs hit around 4K if they ever do, it would be better to go with something like a GT Motoring HT for around $4500. Those are beautiful & light! I feel like the market is over exaggerating/over rating the value of the OEM HT for the time we are in now; I can understand if it was a decade later.
Once OEM HTs hit around 4K if they ever do, it would be better to go with something like a GT Motoring HT for around $4500. Those are beautiful & light! I feel like the market is over exaggerating/over rating the value of the OEM HT for the time we are in now; I can understand if it was a decade later.
Learned from the most experienced. Thanks for the advice bro!
*sidebust - any info on those towhooks for a better price? 