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Old 01-18-2010, 08:19 PM
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A little off topic, but do you guys have an idea of the value of a set of uncut #13's rebuilt to factory specs?

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Old 01-21-2010, 08:47 AM
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A little off topic, but do you guys have an idea of the value of a set of uncut #13's rebuilt to factory specs?
I have sold quite a few 13's over the years. last set i sold went for something like $400 or $500, can't recall. Being rebuilt, .,..if you can find a guy with a non RA GTO, you probably get $800.. Still less than you most likely spent on machine shop fees.. BUT, being from Mass....after what you state just did for our country 2 nights ago....if I needed them I think I would pay you double just for being a MAss. resident.. Thanks to you guys....

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being from Mass....after what you state just did for our country 2 nights ago....if I needed them I think I would pay you double just for being a MAss. resident.. Thanks to you guys....
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what would a set of 12's be worth in any rebuildable condition?

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I have sold quite a few 13's over the years. last set i sold went for something like $400 or $500, can't recall. Being rebuilt, .,..if you can find a guy with a non RA GTO, you probably get $800.. Still less than you most likely spent on machine shop fees.. BUT, being from Mass....after what you state just did for our country 2 nights ago....if I needed them I think I would pay you double just for being a MAss. resident.. Thanks to you guys....
Gotta love that!!! Blarney Frank, AGAIN, UGH.......

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