Fao Tiercel - Vintage Moped Pics .

[the_stig 6,614]

Edited October 15, 2013 by the_stig

[the_stig 6,614]

[donnyc 1,203]

what years that then?

[the_stig 6,614]

what years that then?

1962 garelli m50 push n go 3 twist grip gears had a bat round the green on it --about shit meself

[Tiercel 6,986]

That would be a restorers dream. Excellent original condition and running whooo-hoo.

 

TC

[the_stig 6,614]

That would be a restorers dream. Excellent original condition and running whooo-hoo.

 

TC

and sold within 24 hours of buying it

[Tiercel 6,986]

http://cybermotorcycle.com/forums/forum/30-italian-motorcycles/

 

Might be of help to you.

 

TC

 

Did not see your last post when I posted this.

Edited October 15, 2013 by tiercel

[the_stig 6,614]

http://cybermotorcycle.com/forums/forum/30-italian-motorcycles/

 

Might be of help to you.

 

TC

 

Did not see your last post when I posted this.

got a few buyers for classic bikes so I never get stuck with them ------ keep my profit margins lowish they always come back.

[Tiercel 6,986]

It is surprising what little niches there are out there to make money on. I have one on ebay if I see one at a bootsale I always buy them, never more than a pound or two and usually make well over 20 quid. But as you say fashions change and you have to be at it all the time, otherwise you tend to lose touch. I am just getting back into it after a few years away and it's suprising how much has changed in 4 years.

 

It's just a matter of finding the new niches.

 

TC

[the_stig 6,614]

It is surprising what little niches there are out there to make money on. I have one on ebay if I see one at a bootsale I always buy them, never more than a pound or two and usually make well over 20 quid. But as you say fashions change and you have to be at it all the time, otherwise you tend to lose touch. I am just getting back into it after a few years away and it's suprising how much has changed in 4 years.

 

It's just a matter of finding the new niches.

 

TC

I have a go/gamble at anything from smalls,furniture,bikes ,painted furnitures a good earner for me I`ve got 7 regular customers for it and cant turn it round quick enough ---I deal in a wide spectrum of gear to cover all buyers got a decent customer base I buy it few photos few emails and sell it without moving out the house ..if it goes slack I tout gear round the antique shops and centres I do around 10 fairs a year and put a fair bit through the auctions I buy from one and put it straight into another without taking it off the van ---part time hours and you can make full time money once you`ve spent a bit of time doing the leg work ..I`m setting up a website showroom/shop in the new year I`m supposed to be retired but boredoms set in

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[NEWKID 29,570]

 

It is surprising what little niches there are out there to make money on. I have one on ebay if I see one at a bootsale I always buy them, never more than a pound or two and usually make well over 20 quid. But as you say fashions change and you have to be at it all the time, otherwise you tend to lose touch. I am just getting back into it after a few years away and it's suprising how much has changed in 4 years.

 

It's just a matter of finding the new niches.

 

TC

 

I have a go/gamble at anything from smalls,furniture,bikes ,painted furnitures a good earner for me I`ve got 7 regular customers for it and cant turn it round quick enough ---I deal in a wide spectrum of gear to cover all buyers got a decent customer base I buy it few photos few emails and sell it without moving out the house ..if it goes slack I tout gear round the antique shops and centres I do around 10 fairs a year and put a fair bit through the auctions I buy from one and put it straight into another without taking it off the van ---part time hours and you can make full time money once you`ve spent a bit of time doing the leg work ..I`m setting up a website showroom/shop in the new year I`m supposed to be retired but boredoms set in

Nice one mate, doing something you enjoy and earning a few bob as well..can't be better

[the_stig 6,614]

 

 

It is surprising what little niches there are out there to make money on. I have one on ebay if I see one at a bootsale I always buy them, never more than a pound or two and usually make well over 20 quid. But as you say fashions change and you have to be at it all the time, otherwise you tend to lose touch. I am just getting back into it after a few years away and it's suprising how much has changed in 4 years.

 

It's just a matter of finding the new niches.

 

TC

I have a go/gamble at anything from smalls,furniture,bikes ,painted furnitures a good earner for me I`ve got 7 regular customers for it and cant turn it round quick enough ---I deal in a wide spectrum of gear to cover all buyers got a decent customer base I buy it few photos few emails and sell it without moving out the house ..if it goes slack I tout gear round the antique shops and centres I do around 10 fairs a year and put a fair bit through the auctions I buy from one and put it straight into another without taking it off the van ---part time hours and you can make full time money once you`ve spent a bit of time doing the leg work ..I`m setting up a website showroom/shop in the new year I`m supposed to be retired but boredoms set in

Nice one mate, doing something you enjoy and earning a few bob as well..can't be better

 

keeps me busy I tried all the sitting around doin nowt--pub lunches days out and even golf --but I missed the business side of it -----don't know how far it will go I`ve been reigning it in for a year but feck it I`m gonna run with it... I must be mad

[Big bald beautiful 1,231]

Could you buy those from Kay's catalogue yrs ago?

[the_stig 6,614]

Could you buy those from Kay's catalogue yrs ago?

I bet you could or green shield stamps

Edited October 15, 2013 by the_stig

[the_stig 6,614]

 

 

It is surprising what little niches there are out there to make money on. I have one on ebay if I see one at a bootsale I always buy them, never more than a pound or two and usually make well over 20 quid. But as you say fashions change and you have to be at it all the time, otherwise you tend to lose touch. I am just getting back into it after a few years away and it's suprising how much has changed in 4 years.

 

It's just a matter of finding the new niches.

 

TC

I have a go/gamble at anything from smalls,furniture,bikes ,painted furnitures a good earner for me I`ve got 7 regular customers for it and cant turn it round quick enough ---I deal in a wide spectrum of gear to cover all buyers got a decent customer base I buy it few photos few emails and sell it without moving out the house ..if it goes slack I tout gear round the antique shops and centres I do around 10 fairs a year and put a fair bit through the auctions I buy from one and put it straight into another without taking it off the van ---part time hours and you can make full time money once you`ve spent a bit of time doing the leg work ..I`m setting up a website showroom/shop in the new year I`m supposed to be retired but boredoms set in

Nice one mate, doing something you enjoy and earning a few bob as well..can't be better

 

I can see you on the markets with your fishing tackle 20 years time