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19-07-09, 15:52
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Mentalistic... he can't be serious?
http://www.milweb.net/webverts/48102/
Just clocked those prices, I've not seen an unfinished anywhere near those prices since that chap from Italy shoved his up for £45,000 on Milweb... 
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19-07-09, 16:11
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19-07-09, 16:15
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Yup I feel like a royal spanner!
Not least that I was wondering the resale of restored examples (after seeing T16s and co for £10-14k on Milweb) of Carriers/newbuilds. Its not meant to be a criticism just surprise really at the price they go for.
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19-07-09, 16:52
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tip of the iceberg carriers litterally go for mega bucks now, i am suprised Martyn is selling the Mk2, i knew he was selling the Mk1....may have to give him a bell methinks
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20-07-09, 10:43
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But with more and more resources needed to bring surviving examples up to scratch, or totally remanufacturing wrecks as in this case, prices are bound to rise to the level the market can bear. Who has the last Carrier-in-a-crate, needing little more than a repaint and a tune-up?!?  H.
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