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Author Topic: More junk for sale on Ebay
Stephen Furley
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What is the television projector in that picture; is it the RCA one?

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Michael Brown
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Would anyone like an entire print for £10
[Big Grin]

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Phil Hill
I love my cootie bug

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From this guy's Buy-It-Now price, this should have been listed on April 20th (420)...

Pair of Simplex XL 35mm Movie Projectors PR-2004 1955...rust included.

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Monte L Fullmer
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interesting. These Simplexes have the constant torque takeup magazines - the cone and drum takeup assemblies. Best of the line.

..not worth 10 grand though on a buy...

-Monte

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Richard Fowler
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That is the pair that you had to operate to get a license to project in Los Angeles....most newbies had problems trimming the Simplex/High lamphouses [Razz]

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Steve Guttag
We forgot the crackers Gromit!!!

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They are PR-1004 too, not PR-2004 which has not been made yet. I like how he used Strong's PR text yet didn't notice that his projectors have straight gates, CS sprockets...etc.

Truth is, with little to no work, they would more than likey run just fine.

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Phil Hill
I love my cootie bug

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...but NOT for $10K, Steve.

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Scott Norwood
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Perhaps more interestingly, someone has a pair of Simplex rock-and-roll projectors. Build your own screening room!

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Phil Hill
I love my cootie bug

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Those are really cool... Ummmmm for about $3K-$4K! I'd buy it, assuming there are 2 projectors!

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Gordon Burke
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Neumade Boating Equipment

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James Falloon
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Really Long Link

Damn, I wish I'd thought of that. [Big Grin]

[ 05-29-2006, 07:46 PM: Message edited by: Adam Martin ]

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Joshua Waaland
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If this guy sells this Brenkert for his starting price of $150,000 I am going to be putting all my equipment on ebay the very next day. [Roll Eyes]

Brenkert

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Michael Brown
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A guy who doesn't even know what he's selling.

two funny plastic bits

and...

A funny screw on thing

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Jack Ondracek
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quote: Joshua Waaland
If this guy sells this Brenkert
My wife isn't all that technically inclined, but she knows something about the equipment that's moved through our booth. I showed her that Ebay ad. Her first reaction was something I can't print here. Her second was to ask how much of that old crap we still have laying around the place.

I'm with you though. If that kind of thing had a chance of selling, I'd have my store set up right fast!

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Raymond Watson
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ON THE BRENKERT GUY.........

He even left his phone number for "SERIOUS" buyers......
Ha Ha HA hhhhaaaaaa aaaahhhhhhh ah haaaaaaa
bet his phone is ringing off the hook...... I got an old century C that I will trade for a new D-cinema unit... If you will throw in all cables ,lensas, and a server.... I will let you have a lamphouse and a century base also....... lol

"SERIOUS COLLECTERS INTERESTED IN THIS ITEM ARE WELCOME TO CALL ME AT (505) ******* WITH ANY QUESTIONS AND OF COURSE ARE WELCOME TO INSPECT THE UNIT AT THE END OF AUCTION TO INSURE THAT THE ITEM IS AS DESCRIBED BEFORE FINILIZING PURCHASE

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