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Thornton
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I responded to your post on VZI but i will post here too
Those gauges usually go for 80-200 each depending on condition
200 each if they are near perfect.
Hope this helps
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53 0val
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| Posted: Mon Jan 08, 2007 10:36 am Post subject: Re: empi gauge prices? |
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| Thornton wrote: |
I responded to your post on VZI but i will post here too
Those gauges usually go for 80-200 each depending on condition
200 each if they are near perfect.
Hope this helps |
I have sold them in the box for $200
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DaveM
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200 with the box? that's too low.
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Thornton
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way too low, i have sold red needles in the box for double that and those are the late ones.
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| 200 with the box? that's too low. |
way too low, i have sold red needles in the box for double that and those are the late ones. |
This was a couple of years ago........one I sold on the Samba. I am not really an Empi guy so I sold them and still made some money. Next one I get, I'll be happy to stick one of you guys. 
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Thornton
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| Thornton wrote: |
| DaveM wrote: |
| 200 with the box? that's too low. |
way too low, i have sold red needles in the box for double that and those are the late ones. |
This was a couple of years ago........one I sold on the Samba. I am not really an Empi guy so I sold them and still made some money. Next one I get, I'll be happy to stick one of you guys. |
me first over dave please, Thanks!!
 
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iowegian 
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Bob is well known for buying high and selling low. |
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53 0val
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| DaveM wrote: |
| 200 with the box? that's too low. |
Bob is well known for buying high and selling low. |
Only when it's your toys Chuck.
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DaveM
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| Thornton wrote: |
| 53 0val wrote: |
| Thornton wrote: |
| DaveM wrote: |
| 200 with the box? that's too low. |
way too low, i have sold red needles in the box for double that and those are the late ones. |
This was a couple of years ago........one I sold on the Samba. I am not really an Empi guy so I sold them and still made some money. Next one I get, I'll be happy to stick one of you guys. |
me first over dave please, Thanks!!
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that's ok with me Thornton, just as long as when I need that specific, critical piece, you cough it up at a good price!
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Bean
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| anyone know what senders these use - will they work with any or do they require specific Empi senders? |
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60DoubleTurd
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I know prices have come down a bit now. Wondering what to expect for a nice set of red needle black globes. With and without senders?? Thanks.
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DaveM
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not sure if prices have really come down any... last couple of sets of gauges that were on ebay still commanded some good $$$. The time between 'end of show season' and January is always a soft market as people are not thinking of building their projects as much as mid winter and spring.
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60DoubleTurd
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Thanks for the tip. Do you remember what the $$$ was for the ebay set just to give me an idea?
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DaveM
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| Thanks for the tip. Do you remember what the $$$ was for the ebay set just to give me an idea? |
the one set was nos, in the box... and I want to say it went for well over 1200.... The other set went around 800 sans sender... all from memory. Both sets were sold by the same person. The last red needle tach I saw sold for over 400 if not 500.
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ghia57
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| Posted: Fri Jan 15, 2016 5:37 am Post subject: Re: empi gauge prices? |
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Reviving a old thread, curious to know what the current prices are on gauges and gtv stuff
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CFM
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| Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2016 5:44 pm Post subject: Re: empi gauge prices? |
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Also curious as to time periods and values of certain Empi gauges?
Red needles ?
Empi logo with black background?
Empi logo in white background? |
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