Restored Ameco AC-1 on eBay; $177 and three days left!

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...=30944894 96&
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"RadioGuy" wrote in message
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Restored Ameco AC-1 on eBay; $177 and three days left!


http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...=30944894 96&
rd=1

And the reserve price hasn't been met! Silly hams.

73,

"PM"

"RadioGuy" wrote in message
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Restored Ameco AC-1 on eBay; $177 and three days left!


http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...=30944894 96&
rd=1

And the reserve price hasn't been met! Silly hams.

73,

"PM"

And the reserve price hasn't been met! Silly hams.

Whatever floats your boat. I have seen many give thousands for a restored car
that cost very little new. Different people have different interests, doesn't
necessarily mean they are silly.
I bought an AC-1 in 1962 for about $19. I built it and when I finally got it
working, I had the tubes in the wrong sockets, I had the most fun I have had in
40 years of ham radio.
Would I give $300 for a restored AC-1, no, nor would I give $25,000 for a
restored '66 Mustang. There are many that would. Are coin, stamp, or fill in
the blank collectors silly?
73 Gary N4AST

And the reserve price hasn't been met! Silly hams.

Whatever floats your boat. I have seen many give thousands for a restored car
that cost very little new. Different people have different interests, doesn't
necessarily mean they are silly.
I bought an AC-1 in 1962 for about $19. I built it and when I finally got it
working, I had the tubes in the wrong sockets, I had the most fun I have had in
40 years of ham radio.
Would I give $300 for a restored AC-1, no, nor would I give $25,000 for a
restored '66 Mustang. There are many that would. Are coin, stamp, or fill in
the blank collectors silly?
73 Gary N4AST

Final eBay bid on AC-1; $238.49 and reserve not met!

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...=30944894 96&
rd=1

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JGBOYLES wrote in message
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And the reserve price hasn't been met! Silly hams.

Whatever floats your boat. I have seen many give thousands for a
restored car
that cost very little new. Different people have different interests,
doesn't
necessarily mean they are silly.
I bought an AC-1 in 1962 for about $19. I built it and when I finally
got it
working, I had the tubes in the wrong sockets, I had the most fun I have
had in
40 years of ham radio.
Would I give $300 for a restored AC-1, no, nor would I give $25,000 for
a
restored '66 Mustang. There are many that would. Are coin, stamp, or
fill in
the blank collectors silly?
73 Gary N4AST

Final eBay bid on AC-1; $238.49 and reserve not met!

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...=30944894 96&
rd=1

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JGBOYLES wrote in message
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And the reserve price hasn't been met! Silly hams.

Whatever floats your boat. I have seen many give thousands for a
restored car
that cost very little new. Different people have different interests,
doesn't
necessarily mean they are silly.
I bought an AC-1 in 1962 for about $19. I built it and when I finally
got it
working, I had the tubes in the wrong sockets, I had the most fun I have
had in
40 years of ham radio.
Would I give $300 for a restored AC-1, no, nor would I give $25,000 for
a
restored '66 Mustang. There are many that would. Are coin, stamp, or
fill in
the blank collectors silly?
73 Gary N4AST