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Old 02-10-2016, 08:06 PM
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Default Auction in Kutztown PA, let's talk!

What would you pay for these original cubs,one has a set of ww....

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Old 02-10-2016, 08:10 PM
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These two as a package- somewhere between 600 and 800.
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Wow those are a couple of really nice Cubs.
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Old 02-10-2016, 08:53 PM
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Nice seats. Good looking decks. Might go $1000 for the pair. I know that's not a Lew price
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Old 02-10-2016, 08:56 PM
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What would a Lew price be??????
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the 105 looks nice and has a real nice seat but the 10hp engine might hurt the price compared to a 125, id say its worth between 4 or $500. the 127 has to be one of the least desirable models, anytime ive ever had one for sale i have to almost give it away regardless of how nice it is. id think $300 would be tops unless someone really has to have it.
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the 105 looks nice and has a real nice seat but the 10hp engine might hurt the price compared to a 125, id say its worth between 4 or $500. the 127 has to be one of the least desirable models, anytime ive ever had one for sale i have to almost give it away regardless of how nice it is. id think $300 would be tops unless someone really has to have it.

Yes Tim your prices are high, they both are plain janes ,but I will partake in the auction from my easy chair,!
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I wonder what sneaky Lew is up to? Not quite helping himself by alerting other competitive bidders.

Love the seat on that 105.
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Well it looks like I have a new 105,pick it up next week....
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Well it looks like I have a new 105,pick it up next week....
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