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1/6/2009
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HIGH MY EMAIL NAME IS PAINTER198@AOL.COM. I BUY FROM EBAY. A POSITIVE RATING OF
61. NO NEUTRALS OR NEGATIVES. I HAVE ONLY BEEN ON EBAY FOR ABOUT 4 MONTHS NOW.
A FRIEND TOLD ME YOU ARE LOOKING FOR PRICE GUIDES, CARTWRIGHTS, BALLSTREET,
&LEGENDS. I HAVE THE FOLLOWING;
1 OF EACH
CARTWRIGHT VOL1 NO 4 FALL 1992FRANK THOMAS ON FRONT. IT CAME WITH AN AUTHENTIC
AUTO. NO 44/250 NEVER BEEN LOOKED AT FOR I HAVENT BROKEN THE SEAL. THE AUTO IS
FADED BUT STILL CAN SEE $10.00
CARTWRIGHT VOL1 NO 3 SUMMER 1992 ROGER CLEMENS ON FRONT. MICKEY MANTLE STORY &
CARD INSIDE ALONG WITH THE OTHER CARDS. $5.00
BALLSTREET NEWS VOL1 NO 3 SHAQUILLE SPECIAL ISSUE #2260/5000. GOLD PLATINUM
ISSUE. MANON RHEAUME ON BACK $5.00
BALLSTREET NEWS VOL1 NO 4 BASEBALL HALL OF FAME ISSUE #0885/5000 MICHAEL JORDAN
ON FRONT &MICKEY MANTLE ON BACK. $5.00
LEGENDS NO 1 SPECIAL COLLECTORS ISSUE 1991 12TH NATIONAL SPORTS COLLECTORS
CONVENTION. ROD CAREW ON FRONT. $5.00
LEGENDS VOL4 NO 5 NOV/DEC 1991 3RD ANNIVERSARY COLLECTORS ISSUE. |
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I am interested in purchasing a 1964 T-bird convertible that is on consignment
at a local car lot. A magnet check of the body shows some puttied areas, and
the paint is not in great condition. On the inside, the drivers seat is torn,
the door handles are cracked and the chrome trim is dull, spotted and
pocked-looking. I purchased a Krause publication (their quarterly price guide
magazine) which defines six classes of cars based upon their condition. I
would say that the T-bird is between a 3 and 4 (much closer to a 4). The
Krause publication states that its values reflect actual confirmed auction and
private sale prices from around the country. I also purchased the NADA price
guide which defines three classes of cars, again, based upon their condition.
The NADA guide states that its values are probably higher than trade
publications because it assumes that even at the low classification, the
subject car is in better than average condition and has all original parts
and equipme. |
| A compendium of 36 catalogue and stock lists by 21 different dealers.
The 557 page,
8 1/2 by 11 inch, laminated and spiral bound price guide is divider
tabbed into sections
about Trains, Aviation, Maritime and Auto transportation. Over 5,000
authors are represented
with 735 entries for Autos, 2820 for Aviation, 4565 for Maritime & 1856
for Railroading. For
ease of use there is a listing by author and a separate listing by
title. Multiple
listings are available for many titles with each entry coded to the
originating source.
Entries are coded for condition, signed, inscribed, limited, ARC, Proof,
association, etc.
Cover price $40. |
| Pair (2) Heavy Duty Reflectors NOS - From the 1950s. This is a never used old
stock item. Each reflector is made of glass with a metal rim, backing and
bracket. Each weighs approximately a quarter of a pound. All look to be in
perfect shape and comes in its original box. The box is dirty but otherwise in
good shape. Many non-automotive applications possible. |
| Ive got two at home, both published within the past year. Unfortunately, I
dont remember the exact title or authors. One is for 1/24-25 models only and
costs about $18 or so. The other covers the smaller and larger scales and
costs about $10. I saw an ad for them in the latest Scale Auto Enthusiast
magazine, back in the classified section. |
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