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[Guess-Works.com]

So what is it actually worth.... ?

 

 

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[RedRuby]

Looking at the price that somerford were selling them for when they where available I would think easily 2-3 hundred pounds.

[Covert]

Not thinking of selling it are you , i need some arms reaming !

[Guess-Works.com]

I don't have the use for it.

 

I buy ready reconditioned arms.. works out quicker and no more expensive for the customer.

[Clubber Lang]

I gave a radius arm reamer tool away but it wasn't a hand reamer like that. My guess would be around £50 as I can't see many people wanting to do there own to be honest. It would probably make a lot more on ebay though. Stick it on mate it could be interesting. I reckon it could go for crazy money on there. Lets take bets!

[FlyingScot]

Have seen them sell before for around £50. The issue is that most of them are blunt now, although yours looks in good condition.
You would need to be pretty keen or have a decent shop set up to be useful.

FS

[Covert]

Id happily pay £50 for it !

[FlyingScot]

To be clear my valuation was based on what I have seen sell before, which were in poor condition.
If it is in good condition it could go for double that.
I think the only way to determine it is to stick it on Ebay....as suggested by Clubber Lang

Edited by FlyingScot, 29 January 2015 - 11:18 AM.

[Clubber Lang]

If you have no use for it John stick it on the bay lets have a competition see who's the closest lol!.  I say £71

[Guess-Works.com]

I've already accepted an offer on it, just waiting for the payment.

[Clubber Lang]

For £71 ? lol!

[Guess-Works.com]

No... more than that, but less than the buyer wanted to pay, so we both got a good deal

[miniyellowmini]

This one went for just under £155 last year

 

http://www.ebay.co.u...=p2047675.l2557