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Descent price on a 1960 radio?

Started by Joe Meneghin, March 13, 2005, 06:46:17 AM

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Joe Meneghin

March 13, 2005, 06:46:17 AM
I got a price yesterday of $75 for a 1960 radio.  I couldnt find anything on completed ebay auctions or anything here in the classifieds to use as a reference.  Im assuming its sold as is.  Any opinions on this would be appreciated.

Diego Montefusco #21886

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March 13, 2005, 12:49:39 PM
hi joe,

Quote from: Joe MeneghinI got a price yesterday of $75 for a 1960 radio.  I couldnt find anything on completed ebay auctions or anything here in the classifieds to use as a reference.  Im assuming its sold as is.  Any opinions on this would be appreciated.

I paid $75 for a perfectly working radio, and I mean everything is ok, WonderBar included.

on eBay I bought two more over the past months (dont ask me why, I really dont know), and I paid $12.99 and $12.95 for "as is" ones.

FYI, I also paid $4.99 for an original 6-page booklet ("Radio Autofacts"), and a wopping $40 for a working footswitch, although these usually sell on eBay for even more ($60-$80)

good luck,

diego
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