You can buy anything on ebay, apparently:

[TheArtist]

 

[missmanners]

But can you find :ham: ?


:retard:
mm

 

[TheArtist]

Don't make me throw down, missy.

:lol:

 

[dogbert]

I bought a Corvette last week on E-bay. Sweet ride!

Also a Barracuda

 

[I.D.-ten-T.]

Yeah, but a search for YOU turns out that i can buy The Artist on Shop.com

 

[whisky]

I got two of those corvettes from the local supermarket at 99p each.

 

[dogbert]

I got two of those corvettes from the local supermarket at 99p each.

I only paid $103.04 for it.

 

[Captain Jack]

I only paid $103.04 for it.

Including shipping cost, or not?

 

[Lilith]

That has to include S & H, yikes.

 

[dogbert]

No, shipping was another $2.50 for the Corvette and $3.95 for the Barracuda. The Cuda cost me a bit more, $103.48. I think I got great deals on those. Normally a Purple Barracuda in Near mint condition can fetch over $200 and a rare Magenta (Yes thats Magenta not Red) Corvette in near mint can easily go over $250. I bid on both of those with about 1 hour left and put my max at $125 and no one bid after me. I'm shocked I got both, usually people go nuts in the last minutes on vintage hot wheels in good shape like those. I guess lots of people are taking vacation. I recieved the Corvette in saturdays mail and the only downside to the car is the base is somewhat dull but other than that the car is beautiful. The Magenta color is awesome, that picture does not do the car justice at all.

 

[Bladev1]

nice cars, glad to see someone keeping our childhood alive!

 

[starguard]

I agree. Some of the 60's era Matchbox cars can go as far as $500 in mint condition.

I have close to 70 cars myself that I've collected over the years, but for me the most I ever paid was $17.00 for a 67 Chevy Camaro