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Kyosho 328, black 1st edition

Discussion in 'Collectables, Literature, & Models' started by tbakowsky, Sep 6, 2017.

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  1. tbakowsky

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    #1 tbakowsky, Sep 6, 2017
    Ok..I'm seriously thinking about selling off my model car collection. However, before I do, I need to get an education.

    As the title states, I have this car and quite a few others. Looking on eBay, I see these things in the 3-500 dollar range (yes I have the box etc). Is this for real? Do people pay that kind of money for these? What is a real trading value?

    Thanks in advance
     
  2. amenasce

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    #2 amenasce, Sep 6, 2017
    Yes, people pay ridiculous price for models, esp if they are no longer available new and with all the stuff it came with.
     
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    #3 furoni, Sep 8, 2017
    True, people pay a lot for old Kyoshos...perhaps not as much as you said but around 200 dollars could be done..
     
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    #4 Mule, Sep 9, 2017
    They were around $90 when they first came out, and made the Anson ones drop in price. Now Anson is creeping back up over $100 since no one makes a 328 anymore.

    I bought an original black one and a red one. Then I disassembled both and switched the bodies (all screws, no glue), so I have a black one with black interior and a red one with tan interior. Sold the red one, so somewhere there is a one of a kind red/tan one out there. I would do the same with a GTS, but they are all over $500.
     
  5. tbakowsky

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    #5 tbakowsky, Sep 21, 2017
    So where is the best place to list these for sale? Don't get me wrong I do like them, and really have no need to sell, but they just sit there doing nothing but collect dust.
     
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    #6 furoni, Sep 22, 2017
    Ebay is a good place, or you can try some foruns like "1/18 scale" they have a sales section.
     

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