NIB Campag filth
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Presumably the heel rests are because you may as well put your feet up for the ride considering the brakes won't stop you?
sjcprojects
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Wow. Somehow I think the estimate of £50-70 is just a little, ever-so-slightly, low.
The nearly 33% fees are bit steep, too...
The nearly 33% fees are bit steep, too...
TreaderSteve
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A provincial auction house may have no real idea what many items are worth, especially if they're a bit obscure, like these are. They may copy what's on the box, let people come and find it.
I find Saleroom useful to locate stuff, but can then see if the auction room takes bids in-house as it were thus avoiding the usual 3% Saleroom fees.
Some auction houses only operate through Saleroom though. So yes, you have to keep your eye on the price as it can soon leap up...!
I find Saleroom useful to locate stuff, but can then see if the auction room takes bids in-house as it were thus avoiding the usual 3% Saleroom fees.
Some auction houses only operate through Saleroom though. So yes, you have to keep your eye on the price as it can soon leap up...!
sjcprojects
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A pair of Delta calipers in very good condition generally goes for about £400 on eBay, so God knows what two complete NOS boxed brakesets with levers will go for. Even with the market as flat as it is, I think these are exactly the sorts of NOS components that will buck the overall trend and go for big money.
TreaderSteve
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If the big-buck-buyers know they're there that is!
LondonClassic
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Never underestimate an auctioneer's capability to milk every last penny from interested punters.
TreaderSteve
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Very true! But, the (interested in NOS Campag) punters have got to know they're there. Only 15 watchers. I might have a go myself, flip them then run into the sunset on a wave of folding cash!
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