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old friends (AKA where exactly is the rigidity in an A frame?) - JonE - 20-06-2022
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/275356514655?
I checked out the seller feedback and then it all came back...
RE: old friends (AKA where exactly is the rigidity in an A frame?) - Steve kay - 20-06-2022
Blimey, is today the Summer Solstice or April Fools Day? If that sort of price is right then many of us are almost millionaires.
RE: old friends (AKA where exactly is the rigidity in an A frame?) - Andy Bennett - 20-06-2022
Ah Mr Williams. It is a little early for skiing so I guess there will be some spare skis hanging around somewhere available for a little repurposing...
RE: old friends (AKA where exactly is the rigidity in an A frame?) - Alan - 20-06-2022
I’m trying to decide. Is it expensive because of the work involved cutting the holes, or if it were all there would it cost even more. I’ve got an old surfboard could this be the start of a new project??
RE: old friends (AKA where exactly is the rigidity in an A frame?) - Mick Hobday - 20-06-2022
If the seller really thinks it's worth £1000 why doesn't he he make a bit more effort with presentation, rather than just posting one photo (in this case 3 photos, all the same) of the item part obscured by random detritus, and virtually no description?
RE: old friends (AKA where exactly is the rigidity in an A frame?) - Mike Costigan - 20-06-2022
Well, he does ask for offers; maybe he'll take a fiver for it?
RE: old friends (AKA where exactly is the rigidity in an A frame?) - Ian Williams - 20-06-2022
A Fiver Mike? did you not notice it is VSCC race prepared!