link from another board vulcan for sale
Tue Nov 02, 2004 1:15 pm
Tue Nov 02, 2004 6:23 pm
Tue Nov 02, 2004 9:19 pm
6 million pounds!? 
Tue Nov 02, 2004 9:58 pm
check out what some of the bidders have bought in the past.
pairs of jeans, cd's of pilot's manuals, and last one I saw before giving up in disgust.... a family heirloom picture of the flag raising at iwo jima taken by a friend of one of the flag raisers which went for 30,000,000 and then refused to pay for it.
somehow I think the loonies have invaded the auction.
pairs of jeans, cd's of pilot's manuals, and last one I saw before giving up in disgust.... a family heirloom picture of the flag raising at iwo jima taken by a friend of one of the flag raisers which went for 30,000,000 and then refused to pay for it.
somehow I think the loonies have invaded the auction.
Wed Nov 03, 2004 12:04 am
the vulcan guy is full of $5i7.
hes been trying to sell it for a very long time at a highly inflated price for an aircraft thats badly corroded and will never fly again. he reason for the sale is the aircraft condition is so poor its been deemed a safty risk.
i have been following the bidding which started at 6000 pounds and 90% of bidders were registered on or the day before bidding, so i would say the owners bidding on it himself trying to get a higher price, i even pushed it up a bit myself.
but theres no serious bids for that price, he paid 6000 pounds for it and its worh about that now.
hes been trying to sell it for a very long time at a highly inflated price for an aircraft thats badly corroded and will never fly again. he reason for the sale is the aircraft condition is so poor its been deemed a safty risk.
i have been following the bidding which started at 6000 pounds and 90% of bidders were registered on or the day before bidding, so i would say the owners bidding on it himself trying to get a higher price, i even pushed it up a bit myself.
but theres no serious bids for that price, he paid 6000 pounds for it and its worh about that now.
Wed Nov 03, 2004 12:07 am
Jeffrey wrote:a family heirloom picture of the flag raising at iwo jima taken by a friend of one of the flag raisers which went for 30,000,000 and then refused to pay for it.
somehow I think the loonies have invaded the auction.
the guy was actuly serious....i thought it was a joke auction like the guy selling a "new folder" for windows xp