Whew hew!!!!!! What a deal this is for $1.475.00. When he says no box, I'm sure he means no GEAR box. (No motor either!)..................
https://www.ebay.com/itm/PSC-Crown-Rio- ... SwtVxaK4HS
Peter
"Ultimate", "PSC", "Crown" and "Cliff Grandt built" all in one model
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herronpeter
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Jay Criswell
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Re: "Ultimate", "PSC", "Crown" and "Cliff Grandt built" all in one model
Yeah, but an "Expert" told him Cliff Grandt may have built it! A DNA test may be in order here.
Jay
Jay
Re: "Ultimate", "PSC", "Crown" and "Cliff Grandt built" all in one model
That term estate find grows old too.
I spend entirely too many hours a day tying my shoes
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Re: "Ultimate", "PSC", "Crown" and "Cliff Grandt built" all in one model
robert. wrote:That term estate find grows old too.
Maybe. The number of estates that are coming to market is increasing; just have to attend the bigger O Scale meets like the Chicago meet to see the tables full of estate items or entire estates. Last year's Nat'l had a large estate that I was informed was the 3rd or 4th truck load being sold.
Invention, my dear friends, is 93% perspiration, 6% electricity, 4% evaporation, and 2% butterscotch ripple.
Re: "Ultimate", "PSC", "Crown" and "Cliff Grandt built" all in one model
In most cases on eBay. estate means . I bought it to flip it high and don't feel like testing or looking into the condition of it. don't hold me responsible if it's broke.
I spend entirely too many hours a day tying my shoes
Re: "Ultimate", "PSC", "Crown" and "Cliff Grandt built" all in one model
not a very good paint job, I see a number of missed areas. the cab deck is missing, too.
Bob
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robert. wrote:In most cases on eBay. estate means . I bought it to flip it high and don't feel like testing or looking into the condition of it. don't hold me responsible if it's broke.
You left out all too frequently actually ignorant of what they are actually selling, believing it's equal to a winning Powerball ticket.....vs. totally listing in the wrong category, and grossly under pricing it.
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Re: "Ultimate", "PSC", "Crown" and "Cliff Grandt built" all in one model
Hey Jay,
Did Mr. Grandt also build #18?? Look who took the photo................
http://www.pacificng.com/imglib/main.ph ... temId=3069
Peter
Did Mr. Grandt also build #18?? Look who took the photo................
http://www.pacificng.com/imglib/main.ph ... temId=3069
Peter
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Jay Criswell
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Re: "Ultimate", "PSC", "Crown" and "Cliff Grandt built" all in one model
The prototype? I don't think so.
A model of it? No idea but with his talent he could build anything he wanted.
Jay
A model of it? No idea but with his talent he could build anything he wanted.
Jay
Re: "Ultimate", "PSC", "Crown" and "Cliff Grandt built" all in one model
Since this is an estate find, maybe the seller can get off his lazy azz and find the gear box, motor and box the model came in.
Gotta love these type of sellers, selling a polished turd.
Larry
Gotta love these type of sellers, selling a polished turd.
Larry
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Re: "Ultimate", "PSC", "Crown" and "Cliff Grandt built" all in one model
"Ultimate", "PSC", "Crown" and "Cliff Grandt built" all in one model
Now all we need is the late Don Adams dubbed in voice: "Would you believe......."

Now all we need is the late Don Adams dubbed in voice: "Would you believe......."
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Re: "Ultimate", "PSC", "Crown" and "Cliff Grandt built" all in one model
Puffing. Accepted practice on used car lots. Why wouldn't we expect it here?
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