Tool Talk
General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: HeelSpur on December 16, 2012, 01:23:10 PM
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Saw one of these in an antique store yesterday in a booth that said 50% off everything.
There was no price on it but it was with a bunch of 1&2 dollar books, so my question is would it be worth picking up? or is this just another ebayer with hopped up prices?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vtg-Toyota-Motor-Corp-Truck-Pickup-1983-Repair-Manual-Book-36202A-Japan-EUC-/271109109750?pt=Motors_Manuals_Literature&hash=item3f1f5cb7f6&vxp=mtr
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Now there's someone with ambition and an inflated sense of what things are worth.
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lol, so I take it that its only a dollar or two book.
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I sent him an offer for two dollars but after submitting the offer I noticed he offered free shipping, I hope I dont offend him by making him think I expect him to ship it too me as well for the two bucks :)
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It's a factory manual, quite large and inclusive.
I expect that its worth $30ish to someone with that model.
and almost nothing to someone who doesn't own one.
Not a collectors item, just useful
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OOPS, if it is the big factory manual ( thick ) than I agree it is worth some money. Cant tell from the pics
Gotta have a sense of humor to appreciate my blunder I guess :)
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Heelspur, I guess I helped anyway in that its safe to assume the book is worth more than two bucks to someone else as well since I just received notice from seller that my offer was declined. At least he was cheerful about it!
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Guess if I can get it for a buck it may have a new home.
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I paid 100 dollars quite a few years ago for my Toyota Tercel shop manual, it 4 inches thick maybe and well worth it. I bought it new though I think
This was in the late 90s though I think before I decided to get a computer. I might be able to buy the same book now for less than half. No difference to me though at this point