I think he would do better selling the collection by the piece. Most
collectors would be looking for specific radios. At an average price
of $300.00 per radio that would mean the buyer would have to move a
bunch of iron at premium prices for this deal to make much sense.


RHF wrote:
Instant Boat Anchor Collection
{Real Radios Glow in the Dark !}

Yes Once Again "Only" on eBay )

There appears to be Nine (9) Old Shortwave Receivers
that are claimed to be in "nice condition"

http://cgi.ebay.com/9-OLD-SHORTWAVE-...mZ300022916674

The Big Names from the Hay Day of Shortwave Radio : National,
Hammarlund, and Hallicrafters : SX-117, SX-71, NC-98, NC-173,
HQ-170, NC-125, HQ-129X, SX-101and NC-270

Condition : USED {You were may be expecting New-in-the-Box !}
- - - News Flash - Sold "AS IS" Due To Age - Ain't That The Truth !

Note - This is a Local Pick-Up Only Auction.
{ Try picking-up Nine Boat Anchors all at once - Ouch ! }

eBay Seller : PC DON 101
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQfgtpZ1QQ...ssZpcQ5fdon101

NOTICE - BE ADVISED :
This is NOT my Auction and I am NOT Associated with the eBay Seller.

PLEASE NOTE - FWIW :
That this Message is being Posted for Informational Purposes Only.
- - - It was simply an Interesting Assortment of Old Radios - - -

Know your Seller and something about what they are Selling.
As Always - Buyer Beware - Life is a Gamble and so is eBay ~ RHF
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