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Old 02-06-2022, 08:45 AM
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These are 2 hours south from me and he will not ship them. What are these worth?

https://atlanta.craigslist.org/nat/g...438425552.html
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I would be there in a heart beat.

In my area, they typically run $250 for a pair.
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You bet!
Get that guy on the phone NOW!!
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That is a great price.
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Thanks all, I was thinking that's a good price. Now if I can just talk him in to shipping them.
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Probably cost you more than the gas to go get 'em.
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I picked up a set in Ohio last summer for $100. Steal of the year...
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They are sold. Hopefully someone here got them to use and not flip.
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