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Belsten 30-12-2011 10:50 PM

PB Mini Mustang Value
 
Im after a general idea as I have no clue, ive a couple, well 2.5 to be precise, the complete cars are in pretty good nick, not rough by any standards
Also have a maxima, not sure what thats worth either :confused:

GRIFF55 30-12-2011 10:59 PM

Hahaha, must resist what I want to say:lol:...........

I can do you a good deal on some losi tools, a boomerang and a monster beetle!

Cobra 30-12-2011 11:20 PM

Would you have any steel driveshafts for the mini mustang that I can perhaps
be able to purchase?

Belsten 30-12-2011 11:22 PM

All depends on whether you let me have a run on one of your babies keith :wub

Teaboy 15-01-2012 12:04 AM

Im not sure on the values, but of the stuff ive got i now have a complete shelf queen and a good racer and a spares kit. They seem to fetch about £100 on ebay at the moment and similar for Maxima's. If you want to sell let me know, i can let you have a run in my 300bhp westfield race car if that helps!!!

Cheers

Rich

BORMAC 15-01-2012 01:30 AM

I own a new in box Maxima kit plus have a Maxima runner and a Mustang runner which I like to set down on to the race track from time to time here in Australia. Both are awesome cars in my humble opinion.

I've also owned a few Mustangs and another Maxima which were sold off a while ago when the world economy was in a better state.

As to values. Well that could be anything really. It depends on who's looking to buy at the time and have the cash ready to roll. Something may only be worth what another person is willing to pay providing you need that item sold.

A better way to try and understand values is to watch the market place. I have had my eye on PB (amongst everything else) for some years now and I find the PB stuff most of the time sells for less than I would have thought. PB popularity is not huge amongst the vintage community (dont know why) so your buyer base will be much smaller than (lets say) Tamiya's offerings.

At the end of the day you need to ask what you are prepared to let the item go for. If a buyer does not emerge to releive you of the item then it will be up to you to decide wether you are prepared to let it go for less or not.

The only true way to know is to stick it on eBay for a few bucks (or your reserve price) and see how it goes.

Anyway, lets see some pics :thumbsup:

arransmith27 15-01-2012 06:52 AM

In 2007 I sold 1 and a half Mustangs on ebay for £120 (which surprised me somewhat)

it's fair to say they needed a lot of TLC and weren't even rollers.

Just goes to show that people will pay for something if they really want it at that very time.

Teaboy 15-01-2012 08:48 AM

This may help, PB Maxima on the bay

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vintage-Pb...item256b7c87ce

Buy it now $300

Cheers

Rich


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