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Location: Amarillo, Texas | I'm the one who's friend's son hocked my Ovation Legend and replaced it with a lower end one. I've just purchased a 1717 Legend that's supposed to be "like new" to replace the replacement, and I'd like to make sure I'm not overcharging them for what I paid for it. I though I saw in here someplace where there's a site that for a small fee you can determine what a fair market value is...did I dream this or what? |
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Location: closely held secret | No, you weren't dreaming...
It's Orion Blue Book. |
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Location: Amarillo, Texas | Thanks, that helped alot. I got it for a fair price, although nothing will replace my first love, they're getting a good deal. |
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Location: Canton (Detroit), MI | That's great. A 1717 Legend is a fair replacement.
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Location: Amarillo, Texas | Got a replacement for my hocked Legend, it's a pretty thing. 1717 Red Starburst Legend with case and shipping for $455.00. Haven't taken the bill to the kid's parents, so they may not be nearly as pleased as me! Thanks for everyone's help and advice.
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Location: closely held secret | Good choice! |
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Location: Canton (Detroit), MI | If they complain about the REASONABLE cost, I'd remind them that the guitar their wonderful son hocked was worth MORE. They are not in a position to be complaining.....
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Ovation Blue Book?