I've just watched a Curlew sell on Ebay for £155 it looked super clean, maybe a tart up for the bay.
But even so they are a super little motor with more power than a Century, better fuel economy than anything else Seagull ever made, & quiet as well, they also didn't make heaps of them, I would have hought these facts made them a desireable item but not according to what they reach on the bay.
I've watched ordinary 102's & Centurys fetch more than that, somebody please explain the logic behind this.
OK I admit they might need a little more TLC to keep them in perfect condition, but for something they only made a few hundred of?
Owners who use them, would not be parted from them, & often own several as they're cheap.
Would whoever "stole" that one off the bay today, please if they read this, let us know their views & impressions.
Curlew on Ebay
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Not written stuff, but all the locals can remember is that they were awfully expensive.
No I haven't got one, I keep on saying I will purchase no more. Sadly I have the same disease as so many on this forum. Thank heavens I never tried heroin, I obviously have an addictive streak in me. CPW reckons I was addicted to Ringwood best Bitter, but of course she doesn't know the difference between 'addiction' and 'manfully fighting off a potential hops deficiency'
No I haven't got one, I keep on saying I will purchase no more. Sadly I have the same disease as so many on this forum. Thank heavens I never tried heroin, I obviously have an addictive streak in me. CPW reckons I was addicted to Ringwood best Bitter, but of course she doesn't know the difference between 'addiction' and 'manfully fighting off a potential hops deficiency'
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missed out again, sent back into hospital with secondery infection. I am serioursly kicking myself on missing this one. Good or bad still a bargin as most are up for sale around £450-500 in good condition but its only worth what your prepaird to pay for it.
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