I'm thinking of bidding on this but not sure if the radio will be repairable.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/171645109539?afsrc=1&rmvSB=true
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I'm thinking of bidding on this but not sure if the radio will be repairable.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/171645109539?afsrc=1&rmvSB=true
If you win you should post in woodwork forums members transport section.... Maybe even post there now. as the item is pickup it would be handy to know if someone is passing by, unless of course you were planing to make the trip yourself in which case I might ask if you have a little room on your return trip.
As for the radio ... I have no idea, is it am or fm
Dave the turning cowboy
turning wood into art
I think Marvin got there first, ratted the good stuff and left the rubbish behind, personally I wouldn't bid on it, as recovery costs might stretch the Visa Card a bit.:rolleyes:
Kryn
FredQuote:
Originally Posted by fenderbelly
Don't go there....The vendor doesn't offer returns and you are not covered by the Ebay guarantee policy :rolleyes: .
Regards
Paul
What he doesn't take paypal?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bushmiller
I reckon the radio spare parts would be hard to get now, the technology is 10 years old, things have moved onQuote:
Originally Posted by fenderbelly
Russia may provide spare parts .... someone is boud to have sold the technology to the former UUSR at the time ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Sawdust Maker
Dave the turning cowboy
turning wood into art
NickQuote:
Originally Posted by Sawdust Maker
Good point. You can say what you like, but the law and consumer guarantees still stand. I can see your training coming to the fore :rolleyes: . Having said that, unless there is a huge flurry of bidding at the nth hour, one buyer is going to get it for US$1.50 and I can't see it being worth the effort to go down the litigious path :( .
Fred
On a slightly different point, it is important to take into account how far away we are from Mars bearing in mind this is a pick up only item (Australia Post struggle interstate sometimes so you can forget about them and TNT will charge a fortune unless you have an account).
It may be viable if you head off when we are only 35 million miles away instead of 250 million miles away and allowing that you may have to bequeath the radio/parts to grandchildren rather than enjoy them yourself.
We were last that close in 2003. I am not sure when that proximity occurs again. What model spaceship do you have? :)
Regards
Paul
current model is a FordQuote:
Originally Posted by Bushmiller
Should be OK. Just check to see if the RACQ have inter-planetary arrangements similar to the NRMA in NSW and the RACV in Victoria.Quote:
Originally Posted by fenderbelly
:)
Regards
Paul
My biggest concern is ... what if this guy does not really have the rights as far as selling. You'd hate to get there and have a scrap with some other person who has also paid for it or the real owner
Dave the turning cowboy
turning wood into art