NOS Early '90s Panasonic PR-6000

[bruce.of.zurich]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 0977666280

Cheers

b.

 

[Elev12k]

Re: NOS 1990 Panasonic PR-6000

Nice

One like that went through eBay two years ago:

http://panasonicbikemuseum.info/categor ... ic-models/

 

[bruce.of.zurich]

Re: NOS 1990 Panasonic PR-6000

I've seen the one Stefan from Speedbicycles had for sale, I hope to fetch similar money... a bit hard in these difficult times.

Nice website, I didn't know such registry existed. I've changed the auction title to "early '90s"

 

[Elev12k]

Re: NOS 1990 Panasonic PR-6000

Not the same

The current:

In 2011:

 

[bruce.of.zurich]

Re: NOS 1990 Panasonic PR-6000

Not the same

yes, different sizes too

 

[Elev12k]

Re: NOS 1990 Panasonic PR-6000

I've seen the one Stefan from Speedbicycles had for sale, I hope to fetch similar money... a bit hard in these difficult times.

Nice website, I didn't know such registry existed. I've changed the auction title to "early '90s"

Okay, I see. It is your bike. Nice score I would keep it I have two myself. Ekimov's and Zhdanov's bike.

 

[Elev12k]

Panasonic PR-6000 in Retrobike Wiki >>>

http://www.retrobike.co.uk/wiki/Panasonic_PR-6000

 

[bruce.of.zurich]

I've seen your post about Zhdanov's. That one is a good score.

I can't keep mine, I have a new frames project (and life ) to finance.

I am really curious about this bike's market value, today.

 

[zeringer]

Hi Bruce,

Fantastic looking bike! I suspect it will do well on auction like the prior example.

Say, may I use your photos on the Panasonic Bike Museum web site? I can do a brief feature on the bike and post a link to your auction. I have already shared the link on all my social media sites so you should get more than a few eyeballs checking out your listing.

 

[bruce.of.zurich]

Hello hello,
Please feel free to use the photos on your site. If you like to credit the source, please use Granciclismo.com as bruce.of.zurich is only the ID I use here, and I would happily change it if only that were possible

Cheers,
Gio