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Any idea how much I can sell my Gary Fisher for?

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  1. Gary Fisher Mt. Tam, Color: Flame Red, 19" Frame

    Age wise, it's old. 1988. But in excellent condition, hardly a scratch.
    This is a fillet brazed frame, made from quad-butted Tange Prestige tubing,
    actually built by Fisher himself before he sold out. It is not a yucky TIG
    wielded frame.

    Components:

    LX Triple Cranks (48/38/24)
    DA Headset
    GripShift shifters
    Zoom Bar/Stem and Onza barends for extra road postions
    DA Hubs
    DA 13-26 cassette
    Araya RM-20 Rims
    Avocet Cross (road) 26 x 1.5" tires (38mm)
    Pump painted to match, bike is flame red in color
    ESGE fenders
    Bruce Gordon front and chromoly touring racks
    No pedals

    Thinking of parting with it and will appreciate some advise how much I can
    expect to get out of it. Will you consider this to be "vintage" or no?

    Thanks,

    MC

  2. miamicuse said:

    Gary Fisher Mt. Tam, Color: Flame Red, 19" Frame


    http://groups.google.com/groups?q=%22marty+wallace%22&hl=en

    http://groups.google.com/groups?q=%22marty+wallace%22&start=0&scoring...

    http://www.wjla.com/news/stories/1005/270663.html

    http://groups.google.com/group/alt.true-crime/browse_thread/thread/2c...

    http://groups.google.com/group/aus.bicycle/browse_thread/thread/346cf...

  3. "miamicuse" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Gary Fisher Mt. Tam, Color: Flame Red, 19" Frame

    Age wise, it's old. 1988. But in excellent condition, hardly a scratch.
    This is a fillet brazed frame, made from quad-butted Tange Prestige
    tubing,
    actually built by Fisher himself before he sold out. It is not a yucky
    TIG
    wielded frame.

    Components:

    LX Triple Cranks (48/38/24)
    DA Headset
    GripShift shifters
    Zoom Bar/Stem and Onza barends for extra road postions
    DA Hubs
    DA 13-26 cassette
    Araya RM-20 Rims
    Avocet Cross (road) 26 x 1.5" tires (38mm)
    Pump painted to match, bike is flame red in color
    ESGE fenders
    Bruce Gordon front and chromoly touring racks
    No pedals

    Thinking of parting with it and will appreciate some advise how much I can
    expect to get out of it. Will you consider this to be "vintage" or no?

    Thanks,

    MC

    Gary Fisher never built a frame in his life. '88 Mt. Tam was built by Tom
    Teasedale of TET Cycles . . .

    http://www.tetcycles.com/

  4. Did I miss anything?

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    Quoted message said:


    miamicuse said:

    Gary Fisher Mt. Tam, Color: Flame Red, 19" Frame


    http://groups.google.com/groups?q=%22marty+wallace%22&hl=en

    http://groups.google.com/groups?q=%22marty+wallace%22&start=0&scoring...

    http://www.wjla.com/news/stories/1005/270663.html

    http://groups.google.com/group/alt.true-crime/browse_thread/thread/2c...

    http://groups.google.com/group/aus.bicycle/browse_thread/thread/346cf...

  5. I did not know that. Guess I was fed some kool-aid when I bought it.

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    "miamicuse" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Gary Fisher Mt. Tam, Color: Flame Red, 19" Frame

    Age wise, it's old. 1988. But in excellent condition, hardly a scratch.
    This is a fillet brazed frame, made from quad-butted Tange Prestige
    tubing,
    actually built by Fisher himself before he sold out. It is not a yucky
    TIG
    wielded frame.

    Components:

    LX Triple Cranks (48/38/24)
    DA Headset
    GripShift shifters
    Zoom Bar/Stem and Onza barends for extra road postions
    DA Hubs
    DA 13-26 cassette
    Araya RM-20 Rims
    Avocet Cross (road) 26 x 1.5" tires (38mm)
    Pump painted to match, bike is flame red in color
    ESGE fenders
    Bruce Gordon front and chromoly touring racks
    No pedals

    Thinking of parting with it and will appreciate some advise how much I


    can

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    expect to get out of it. Will you consider this to be "vintage" or no?

    Thanks,

    MC

    Gary Fisher never built a frame in his life. '88 Mt. Tam was built by Tom
    Teasedale of TET Cycles . . .

    http://www.tetcycles.com/

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