Sediment bowl--am I missing some thing

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Now $113.

Yes, a little steep for something which can be bought from a flea market table for as little as $15. Or replaced outright with new glass version for about $30 (for a time period either version was used.)

But we're talking Ebay here. Rich man's marketplace?

Not THIS rich man that much.

And not that rich - yet. Or possibly EVER.

Joe K
 
Price way too high !!!!!

These are both the later style. The early 1928 has a boss at the outlet gas line connection. Some of the later cast iron bowls did not have a spring at the bottom. I have both styles, restored , and am asking $ 30.00 plus shipping.

Ron Rude
 
Looks like the first place looser on the $200 one is the high bidder
on the two right now.

Bob
 
No one is getting ripped off bidding too high on ebay. If the bidder is that dumb, tough cr#p and good for the seller.
"A fool and his money are soon parted"
 
Ron in Quincy said:
Price way too high !!!!!

These are both the later style. The early 1928 has a boss at the outlet gas line connection. Some of the later cast iron bowls did not have a spring at the bottom. I have both styles, restored , and am asking $ 30.00 plus shipping.

Ron Rude
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Do you have or know of a pix you can bring to the board? I have three of these between two Model As and can't say I've seen anything distinctive.

But then again I MAY BE RICH

Finally.

Kidding?

Joe K
 
Joe K,

Attached is a picture of the early cast iron filter bowl with boss at gas line connection.

Ron
 
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Re "got good value for his money"
Not at all. If someone(s) wants to get in a bidding war, THAT is not the sellers or Ebay fault. Live or on line bidding it amount to the same thing, some people don't know when to quit.
 
I find it hard to believe that anyone would pay that kind of Money for a cast iron filter bowl or even two bowls. They must live in remote areas, never go to swap meets, never been on Ford Barn or any National web sites to see what is for sale or wanted?

Ron
 
Obviously the buyer thought it was worth it. Great. I had a young cousin who went to a farm auction when he and his dad were looking for a piece of equipment. When he came home with a seriously overpriced piece, his dad was furious. His logic.... "the other guy thought it was worth almost as much as I did".
 
I agree no gun to the head but have you ever met a person that was not quite normal or a little demented or senile or old age had caught up with them ? I suggest to sell to a person in this circumstance for many times what an item is worth is lacking in integrity and moral fibre !
Wayne
 
C26Pinelake said:
I agree no gun to the head but have you ever met a person that was not quite normal or a little demented or senile or old age had caught up with them ? I suggest to sell to a person in this circumstance for many times what an item is worth is lacking in integrity and moral fibre !
Wayne
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So, because an item sold for more than you think it is worth, you conclude that the two bidders were demented and senile, and the seller had no integrity or morals?
 
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