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Old 27-Apr-2005, 00:08
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Deej, your mate could make a tidy price on the bay. I think BB set the mark with the last one and there's one on there at the moment at £157 with 5 days to go and not all the bidders from the previous one are in there yet.

That one could get sniped as one bidder is setting lower proxies than previous atempts......
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Old 27-Apr-2005, 09:55
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Hi guys,finally got an answer from the seller i tracked down!!

Not as good news as i thought,he had the Bostrom 2000,but not the Bayliss(shame,jasper is gagging for this one)!!

I ended up buying the Bostrom 2000,Reynolds 2000,Foggy 99 & a Foggy 2000!!

I'll re-sell the two Foggy's & i've been promised a Reynolds 2000,so i could let one of them go!!

Anybody interested?
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Old 27-Apr-2005, 10:49
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BB - how much for the Fogarty 2000???
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Old 27-Apr-2005, 10:56
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BB u2u - 1999 foggy
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Old 27-Apr-2005, 11:02
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twentytwo - make sure you get a reasonable price! There are loads of 1999 Foggys about as they re-released it...
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Old 27-Apr-2005, 11:08
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no probs twinfan, I know BB very well.

and for anyone else interested, he can be trusted 100%
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Old 27-Apr-2005, 11:14
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Old 27-Apr-2005, 12:11
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Has anybody imported any models from the US?

Do I have to be concerned with any import taxes, etc? If so, how much would I have to pay?
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Old 27-Apr-2005, 12:16
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I've not done it, but I did buy some parts for my RSV from the US. If I remember correctly, you have to pay VAT and import duty. The duty varies depending on what's being imported.

You could always get a friend to send you something from the US as a present?
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Old 27-Apr-2005, 13:15
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The present / gift thing is irrelevant as the value limit on a gift is still only £36 max.

And you'd want it insured for more than that...
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