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Cliff Barker 3000mm radius RH turnout (unused).

Started by John Candy, Oct 19 2013 20:35

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John Candy

Oct 19 2013 20:35 Last Edit: Oct 22 2013 18:45 by John Candy
VENDOR : Executor of a late member of the Gauge 3 Society.

TERMS : Open to offers until midnight GMT (London Time) on the 28th day from the date of this message.
The vendor reserves the right to withdraw the item from sale before expiry of 28 days and the vendor is under no obligation to accept the highest (or any) offer.
Purchaser may collect by arrangement with the vendor (located near Stafford) or item will be sent at no extra cost (within UK).

ITEM OFFERED : Cliff Barker 3000mm radius RIGHT hand turnout stainless steel (new/unused).

Use the REPLY button below to make your offer
My fellow Members, ask not what your Society can do for you, ask what you can do for your Society.

John Candy

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Nov 11 2013 20:52
Only 5 days left in which to place an offer before this item is withdrawn and offers received are considered by the Executor.
My fellow Members, ask not what your Society can do for you, ask what you can do for your Society.

John Candy

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Nov 15 2013 07:54 Last Edit: Nov 17 2013 08:43 by John Candy
40 hours left to submit offers.........closing midnight GMT tomorrow Saturday 16th November.



This item is now closed to offers and I am seeking the Executor's instructions.
My fellow Members, ask not what your Society can do for you, ask what you can do for your Society.
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