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Unread 03-02-2012, 07:15 PM   #1
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I am of the mind that the Parker repro is one of the best deals out there in general - quality for the price. What do you think that a say basic D grade would sell for new if manufactured today?
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Unread 03-02-2012, 08:34 PM   #2
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If they made them one at a time, $49,000. If they made 49,000 in South Korea, about $4900
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If they were made again by the same standards that Winchester had them done in Japan in the 1980's in the quantity that the Repros were made, I would suggets they would probably retail closer to $7K+
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Parker story tells us...Tom looked all around the world to find a maker. He said to have them made like the ones from japan would cost 12K, 1984 money....when they retailed for 3K 1984 they will never be made at a affordable price again...better buy the 2nd hand repro's now!
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Parker story tells us...Tom looked all around the world to find a maker. He said to have them made like the ones from japan would cost 12K, 1984 money....when they retailed for 3K 1984 they will never be made at a affordable price again...better buy the 2nd hand repro's now!
$12,000.00 dollars in 1984 had the same buying power as $26,178.83 current dollars.
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Must be why the CSM parkers are 49K for the AHE.....today
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Yes, and my house should be worth $250K, but it isn't.
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I'd love to be educated on what would make them so expensive. As a comparison, $10k will buy quite a nice Spanish double...
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I'd love to be educated on what would make them so expensive. As a comparison, $10k will buy quite a nice Spanish double...
Supply and demand?
There are only so many out there and will never be more...just sayin'
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Supply and demand?
There are only so many out there and will never be more...just sayin'
Agreed on supply/demand re: current pricing I understood the question to be what would it cost to make a Parker Reproduction today?
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