Hiya hoping someone can help, we are clearing out my partners parents garage and have uncovered 2 muddy fox courier bikes (think 1987?) they're in original condition with only very slight signs of wear. We put them on Facebook and have been absolutely flooded with messages about them even after deleting the post. We realise we had massively underpriced them and just want to make sure we are getting what we can for our parents, don't suppose anyone could give us a nod in the right direction price wise if possible please?
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truth be told it's always hard to put a price on retro stuff, assuming good condition and good working order, as much as £300 for the gents, less for the ladies, the retro thing is very male orientated. will also depend on the exact model, there's always someone after a nice muddy fox though.
but one thing is always true, they'll find their price, if you advertise them at £300 and they don't sell, you drop the price incrementally until they do.
truth be told it's always hard to put a price on retro stuff, assuming good condition and good working order, as much as £300 for the gents, less for the ladies, the retro thing is very male orientated. will also depend on the exact model, there's always someone after a nice muddy fox though.
but one thing is always true, they'll find their price, if you advertise them at £300 and they don't sell, you drop the price incrementally until they do.
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Muddy Fox Couriers: Photos
Here are some photos of the two bikes in question - they're nice. (There might be two or three more photos to come: I'll check through them later.)
Here are some photos of the two bikes in question - they're nice. (There might be two or three more photos to come: I'll check through them later.)
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Hi , I am looking for this type of bike. I had one stolen , and was very very attached! Will pay handsomely if you were still in procession & were interested In selling . Do please get in touch.
best regards ,
ciaran crowley
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