Do you think that 660 would go for $300 at an auction? You seem to be confused about what market value is.
ive seen more expensive go for less, because the right buyer wasnt there. quite a lawyer youll make--
Do you think that 660 would go for $300 at an auction? You seem to be confused about what market value is.
Have to say I would have bought the saw just as Gregz did. Wouldn't have hesitated. I know I'm always in search of that spectacular deal on CL. Maybe everyone a bit too pessimistic thinking that it is stolen.
Well, I can honestly say that I wouldn't do that myself, bad as that may sound, I would probably just use my better judgment on the situation.Like I mentioned earlier, any newer saw is registered by the selling dealer in the original owners name. You should be able to contact that person and see if the saw had been stolen from them or if they no longer owned it.
and everyone is saying,not speculating,that it is. How in h do they know????
have to say i would have bought the saw just as gregz did. Wouldn't have hesitated. I know i'm always in search of that spectacular deal on cl. Maybe everyone a bit too pessimistic thinking that it is stolen.
ive seen more expensive go for less, because the right buyer wasnt there. quite a lawyer youll make--
I would have been one before I knew this thread, but if Greg was to post it in Tradin' Post, I wouldn't be one to reply. I can honestly say that I am proud to say that.Only one way to truly find out who would have bought it. Post that bad boy up in the chainsaw adds for 350 (have to pay the man for his trouble of going into the ghetto), and see how long it lasts.
the diff is--they didnt get the saw--and they are jealous, and can think of 10,000 reasons why he shouldnt have got the deal----
Well, I can honestly say that I wouldn't do that myself, bad as that may sound, I would probably just use my better judgment on the situation.Like I mentioned earlier, any newer saw is registered by the selling dealer in the original owners name. You should be able to contact that person and see if the saw had been stolen from them or if they no longer owned it.
I won't lose any sleep buyin a hot saw.
Are you trying to sell this saw now?
Date: 2009-08-31, 11:34AM CDT
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For sale. Stihl ms660 chain saw. 92cc 7 hp. Only used 1 hour. Saw looks Brand new .32' bar .$800 firm new one is $1100
specs on saw here
http://stihlusa.com/chainsaws/MS660.html
Location: lowell
it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests
http://chicago.craigslist.org/nwi/grd/1351480519.html
Mo, you are missing the point...
As TT pointed out, there are threads every day where someone got a good deal, and the responses are feigned (or real) envy and general backslapping.
The details in the initial post were <i>designed</i> to imply a shady deal. Not surprisingly, the suggestion was raised that the saw very well could have been stolen goods.
The fuss started after the OP stated:
This is what people are objecting to. It isn't a matter of degree (i.e., should we suspect all good deals), it is a matter of attitude.
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