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diecast cars
If you want to enjoy all the joy of owning a diecast car but don't want to pay full price, it sounds like
used diecast cars is what you are looking for. Most of these diecast cars have been kept in great shape
by their owners,
since most are involved in this for the passion, not the chance to destroy their stuff. There are hundreds of
diecast cars available on the web right now.
Here is a recently posted sample ad for diecast cars on ebay:
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THIS IS A METAL DIECAST CAR OR TRUCK TRAILER FOR DISPLAYING YOUR 1/18 SCALE MODELS. THIS TRAILER IS A FANSTASTIC REPLICA WITH AUTHENTIC DETAILS. IT COMES WITH AN ADJUSTABLE CRANKING TUNG, FLIP UP RAMPS, REAL RUBBER TIRES, AND FREE WHEELING! DONT MISS THIS METAL DIECAST TRAILER! LET ME SEND THIS TO YOU TODAY! NO RESERVE! BUY IT NOW! CAR NOT INCLUDED! GOOD LUCK!
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Sample internet auction : |
A vintage 1950's or 1960's diecast Moko Lesney number 66, Citroen D.S.19 automobile, 2 1/2" in length. This truck is marked "No.66 CITROEN D.S.19, MADE IN ENGALND BY LESNEY" on the bottom and it has gray plastic wheels. This vehicle is in excellent condition, with no chips, cracks, paint loss or repairs, though there is one very light scratch on one side of this vehicle. I don't have the original box for this toy. Please keep checking this auction site for other Moko Lesney diecast trucks and cars. We just bought out a collection of 34 different trucks and cars and will be putting them on internet auction in the near future.
Buyer pays for shipping, packing, handling and insurance. Acceptable methods of payment are by credit card, using Paypal or Bidpay, money order, cashier's check or personal check.
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1. Many items on internet auction are being auctioned. A good strategy often is to wait until the auction is near its end before bidding. That way, your bid has less chance of being topped by someone else.
2. Try to avoid counter-bidding. This strategy can raise prices unnecessarily.
3. On eBay, the payment exchange is left up to the buyer and seller. Whenever possible, use a credit card, because it protects you from losing your money outright. If for any reason you don't get the item, or it arrives broken or in a condition other than promised, you then have the credit card company on your side.
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