Crap! did it again.........

cribbs74 wrote:Put in a bid on a .010 and walked away knowing I wouldn't win. Well I did. That's the second time I've done that. Last time John Boy bailed me out. So in short, If I don't sign on tomorrow it's because my wife has smothered me in my sleep.

ill take it from ya lol

mitchg95 wrote:

cribbs74 wrote:Put in a bid on a .010 and walked away knowing I wouldn't win. Well I did. That's the second time I've done that. Last time John Boy bailed me out. So in short, If I don't sign on tomorrow it's because my wife has smothered me in my sleep.

ill take it from ya lol

Sorry Mitch, some things are worth dying for........

How much I may buy it? PM me

engine049 wrote:How much I may buy it? PM me

NFS, only because your grammar was poor.

Just kidding Tom!

Seriously though, I actually had "hands on" with this one and it's an early one with very little to no run time. If I was to sell it then I would have to make a profit and there isn't much wiggle room to do so.

I only have one .010 and this will be my spare. I appreciate the offer though.

You can drool over it if you wish......

Item# 280842817531

Good Buy Ron
What is going on?
There was a NIB 020 go for 56 bucks last night

John Goddard wrote:Good Buy Ron
What is going on?
There was a NIB 020 go for 56 bucks last night

I haven't decided yet but, I would rather have an engine on hand and no kit for it then the other way around.

Ebay has been flooded with "rare" .010's and .020's lately and I hope that sends the prices down to a more realistic level. $56 for a NIB .020 may very well be due to the amount that are up right now.

There was a seller a couple days ago who had a 10 count .020 lot posted but, he pulled it last minute as the bids were low. I bet folks were watching that lot and didn't bid on the NIB .020. all speculation of course. Timing is key..........

cribbs74 wrote:

mitchg95 wrote:

cribbs74 wrote:Put in a bid on a .010 and walked away knowing I wouldn't win. Well I did. That's the second time I've done that. Last time John Boy bailed me out. So in short, If I don't sign on tomorrow it's because my wife has smothered me in my sleep.

ill take it from ya lol

Sorry Mitch, some things are worth dying for........

Your still with us,,you smooth talker!! Musta bought her a dozen,,

PV Pilot wrote:

cribbs74 wrote:

mitchg95 wrote:

cribbs74 wrote:Put in a bid on a .010 and walked away knowing I wouldn't win. Well I did. That's the second time I've done that. Last time John Boy bailed me out. So in short, If I don't sign on tomorrow it's because my wife has smothered me in my sleep.

ill take it from ya lol

Sorry Mitch, some things are worth dying for........

Your still with us,,you smooth talker!! Musta bought her a dozen,,

Nope, took the cowards way out. Just didn't tell her........She fell asleep before me. I will be picking some up on the way home. Thanks for the idea!

cribbs74 wrote:

PV Pilot wrote:

cribbs74 wrote:

mitchg95 wrote:

cribbs74 wrote:Put in a bid on a .010 and walked away knowing I wouldn't win. Well I did. That's the second time I've done that. Last time John Boy bailed me out. So in short, If I don't sign on tomorrow it's because my wife has smothered me in my sleep.

ill take it from ya lol

Sorry Mitch, some things are worth dying for........

Your still with us,,you smooth talker!! Musta bought her a dozen,,

Nope, took the cowards way out. Just didn't tell her........She fell asleep before me. I will be picking some up on the way home. Thanks for the idea!

Always good to go in with a strategy. Well, 1 dozen and she will be curious, 2 dozen and your good for the evening. So go with 1.5 dozen

"The average ruskie doesn't take a dump without a plan" (the Hunt For Red October)

Was that a plea for sympathy from Ron or a not too thinnly disguised boast?

SuperDave wrote:Was that a plea for sympathy from Ron or a not too thinly disguised boast?

Perhaps a bit of both Dave! Thing is I would say I paid a fair price not a great price for it. IMO anyway.

Heads up, Cribbs74. Use care with a dozen unless you are talking dough nuts. Gave a dozen roses to my ex-wife once because I got a good deal on them. Very bad move.
She wanted to know what I had done wrong this time. Never convince her I hadn't done any thing wrong.Oh well, never did that again.

Methinks our friend Ron is a poor poker player because his "buff" was called and he wound up buying an engine because no one bid against him.

MMT wrote: Heads up, Cribbs74. Use care with a dozen unless you are talking dough nuts. .

Another good tip, a box of chocolate covered man flowers,,AND roses.

Problem solved!!

You guys got no sense of romance!

I recently took my wife to the "Cavalia"* performance in Redmond, WA. Checked into a motel, had dinner, went to the show, returned to the motel and spent the night before driving home the next day.

* "Cavalia" is a world-renown combination of equestrian and acrobatic events. (We both like horses)

Don't think Cribbs74 was talking about romance, sounds like he's more into self preservation, what with the talk about the pillow in the middle of the night.
MMT

SuperDave wrote:You guys got no sense of romance!

I recently took my wife to the "Cavalia"* performance in Redmond, WA. Checked into a motel, had dinner, went to the show, returned to the motel and spent the night before driving home the next day.

* "Cavalia" is a world-renown combination of equestrian and acrobatic events. (We both like horses)

I'd like to see an acrobatic horse myself!

Nah i'd like to see a fully aerobatic 3d capable horse!

nitroairplane wrote:Nah i'd like to see a fully aerobatic 3d capable horse!

Haven't told her yet.......

I am about to leave town for a few days. Hopefully she won't look at the bank statement till then and the dust will settle before I get home. I shall arrive with flowers, chocolate, gifts and tickets to something romantic per the suggestions given.

Or I could play it cool and tell her to stop fussing and start cooking.....

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Wow, yes, if you believe in living dangerously!

cribbs74 wrote:

nitroairplane wrote:Nah i'd like to see a fully aerobatic 3d capable horse!

Haven't told her yet.......

I am about to leave town for a few days. Hopefully she won't look at the bank statement till then and the dust will settle before I get home. I shall arrive with flowers, chocolate, gifts and tickets to something romantic per the suggestions given.

Or I could play it cool and tell her to stop fussing and start cooking.....

If you go with te latter be te to get it on camera!

(We both like horses)[/quote]

Phew not sure I could finish a whole one