LN 25th Anniversary 4 1/2

[Karl]

:shock:

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Cheers

Karl

 

[chingerspy]

Wow and to think whoever owns it or buys it will likely keep it in a trophey cabinet rather than on the bench.

 

[Mr Ed]

Looking back, I sort of wish I'd bought one at the time. That said, theres no way its worth £1200.

Ed

 

[woodbloke]

:shock:

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Cheers

Karl

A certain plane maker of some repute around these parts had two :shock: at one time - Rob

 

[Max Power]

anyone want to buy mine

 

[Philly]

Wow! That's a lorra, lorra. I use mine - kinda defeats the object leaving the thing in the box.
Cheers
Philly

 

[chingerspy]

Yep, I agree not much point having an unused tool. I doubt these were £1200 originally though? Would anyone here be willing to pay that much for a plane and "risk" using it day to day?

 

[PeterBassett]

Crikey, how much were they new?

 

[mahking51]

I will watch this with interest but doubt that it will sell. Would be very happy if it did though! 8)
I got just under £600 for one of mine and thought I did very well indeed.
It will be interesting to see how the Cliftons do in a few years time from an investment (not use!) point of view.
I would have thought that the best way with the Cliftons would be to have a full set but very expensive though I do believe Paul C is almost there :lol:
I am taking a 10 year view on my other LN 4 1/2's, 3 of which were bought way under the original asking price and one just very slightly over.
I am happy to think they will do better than the money in stocks... ISA's and all that other cr*p in these unstable times.
At the moment the plane market seems very irrational, some rarer stuff still doing well; some not, notably Norris, while some really very ordinary items are making crazy prices.
Cheers all,
Martin

 

[Paul Chapman]

I would have thought that the best way with the Cliftons would be to have a full set but very expensive though I do believe Paul C is almost there :lol:

Only one, I'm afraid, but a complete set would be very nice :-k My financial adviser (aka SWMBO) might possibly have other ideas :lol: She doesn't even know about the one............ 8-[ 8-[ 8-[

Cheers :wink:

Paul

 

[paulm]

Tell you what Paul, I'll take it off your hands at half price and Norma need never know :lol:

Cheers, Paul

 

[Paul Chapman]

Tell you what Paul, I'll take it off your hands at half price and Norma need never know :lol:

:shock: What? :shock: You know that one has a special number, which is in great demand by some people, so it will be double the price :lol:

Cheers :wink:

Paul

 

[paulm]

Tell you what Paul, I'll take it off your hands at half price and Norma need never know :lol:

:shock: What? :shock: You know that one has a special number, which is in great demand by some people, so it will be double the price :lol:

Cheers :wink:

Paul

On the other hand, there's a few interesting stories about impulse tool purchases that Norma hasn't heard about yet :-# :lol:

Cheers, Paul

 

[Paul Chapman]

8-[ 8-[ 8-[

 

[jimi43]

I would have thought that the best way with the Cliftons would be to have a full set but very expensive though I do believe Paul C is almost there :lol:

Only one, I'm afraid, but a complete set would be very nice :-k My financial adviser (aka SWMBO) might possibly have other ideas :lol: She doesn't even know about the one............ 8-[ 8-[ 8-[

Cheers :wink:

Paul

£50 or we spill the beans!

Leave it in the lavatory on Waterloo Station...second cubicle!! But NOT in plane ( ) sight!!!



Jim

 

[Ironballs]

Make him an offer Ed! Probably not anywhere near his asking though...