OutdoorKing Repair Forum Forums General Discussion Forum Off Topics Victa Corvette 2: Ya What??

Oh yes well picked up there Jack.You can also see it from the picture with the catcher on top.Also look at the underneath photo you can see it.Looks like someone has tried to cover it up.Didn't do very well at it.

I sent him a message pointing out that the base has a big crack in it but once again he has not replied.

He's ended it

Yep and the message was.
This listing was ended by the seller because there was an error in the listing.
You can say that again.One too many zeros.
Now other one I've found.
For $495.00 when it was first listed at $600.00 buy it now.



I tell you what if they get that for it,as much as I like my one heck I'd part with it for that much.
What is wrong with people and why do they think they are worth that much.
What I thought was even funny-er about this one is when it was first listed they said it was an early 60's model.They changed when I sent a message saying why does it have a series 70 sticker if it's from the 60's.Told them it was around the 1978 mark.

Just because things are old doesn't mean they are worth anything, it is only collectors that push prices up because more people are looking for certain things and then you find collectors are pretty savvy regarding what the value of old things are worth. I guess there is always the chance a wooduck might come along.

Here's another one for ya ...

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Antique-Victa-Utility-Lawn-Mower-/282084543587?hash=item41ad8c8c63:g:MrcAAOSwwo1XdCgQ

Pete

And I would be very happy if I got $20 for each of mine

One common denominator. Sydney's Western suburbs.
A few months ago a late 60s Victa that takes the metal catcher ( but not included) in much better condition attracted 11 bids and got $150.

It was from Sydney's western suburbs too, but this seller came out in front by a more realistic starting price.
He had also painted the the muffler and used a hose clamp to attach the fuel line to the tap!!