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Large lot of clubs for sale on e-bay not mine

Arthur

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sean_miller Incredible Member

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There is a lot of 4000 vintage golf clubs on sale at E-Bay if anyone is interested in starting a store. Out of my price range unfortunetly. Here's the link if anyone is interested.

That really makes want to clean out my garage.

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bkoguy07 Dedicated Member

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who would want that, i feel like he should be on hoarders

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Genericity Established Member

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who would want that, i feel like he should be on hoarders

I want that giant mess of love!! Unfortunately, my bid of $45.00 USD was denied. :(

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alomar123 Dedicated Member

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Crazy amount, at least whoever buys it will make a profit, but it is gonna take a longgggg time to do it.

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alf174 Great Member

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Crazy amount, at least whoever buys it will make a profit, but it is gonna take a longgggg time to do it.

The market for old clubs is not nearly good enough to make a profit. If it took you a minute to catalog & photograph each club to prepare for online auction, it would take you over 16 weeks working 8 hours / day, 5 days / week to get it all ready.

The only way to buy that lot of junk would be to figure the scrap value of the steel and at $4 per club asking price, that seller is going to be stuck with it. Heck, transportation costs will be ridiculous.

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dbuck Great Member

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who would want that, i feel like he should be on hoarders

Probably a used club store going out of business or retiring. Like Genericity, I would want it too, but could only give $50, so my bid would be rejected too.

Don

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TXjammer Established Member

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$4/club. Wow. Something tells me the treasures have already been plucked out of there. Besides, for 160k, I could buy a golf COURSE!!!....and the truck it would take to haul all those!!!!!!! OK...I'm done! Sorry.

max power Great Member

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$4/club. Wow. Something tells me the treasures have already been plucked out of there. Besides, for 160k, I could buy a golf COURSE!!!....and the truck it would take to haul all those!!!!!!! OK...I'm done! Sorry.

Where are you getting a course for $160K?!? I want in!


1par2win Dedicated Member

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who would want that, i feel like he should be on hoarders

LMAO! My thoughts exactly!


Shorty Super Member

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Crazy amount, at least whoever buys it will make a profit, but it is gonna take a longgggg time to do it.

I doubt whether you could give away 99% of that junk pile.

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sean_miller Incredible Member

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I doubt whether you could give away 99% of that junk pile.

That's why I started dumping my collection of old Spalding Bobby Jones irons and woods. I saw what it was(n't) going for on ebay. I though, "if I get sick, somebody's gotta go through all this stuff - gonzo!"

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TXjammer Established Member

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Where are you getting a course for $160K?!? I want in!

Wishful thinking? Maybe a down-payment? Oh, just leave me alone. LOL


bwdial Great Member

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I doubt whether you could give away 99% of that junk pile.

They'd probably better off donating all of it to The First Tee or some other charitable organization and getting a tax write off for it.

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