Who bought the old Patterson off of KSL?

[bnd]

It was sold in Washington Co. over the weekend & somebody SCORED. I mean S-C-O-R-E-D.
Just wondering who it was, if they are a member here.

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[onephastkiss]

not even close to the revcore you stole from the Dopelts...yes you RITTER-thief!!!

[bnd]

Don't blame me for your ignorance & outright knuckleheadedness on losing out on a deal. You walked past that thing multiple times, stared it right in the face & kept on walking, doh!
I was late, everything was picked over & knew what I was looking at when I saw it. I paid their asking price.

If it makes you feel any better, the cranks ended up being the late-80's - mid-90 "halfwrap (not so collectable) & the F&F are hardly worth the space they take up in my already crowded shed. Everything else was donated to the Bicycle Collective.

Back to the original post, anybody know who got it?
FYI, it went for $150 bucks & was worth 10 times that amount if not more.


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[bnd]

This was my 82' Patty "long". I took this pic in 1983.
Extremely collectable now sports fans.



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[JAlvey]

& the F&F are hardly worth the space they take up in my already crowded shed.
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I would buy it from you if you are looking to get rid of a Revcore. Have 4 of them, and always have room for more....

[onephastkiss]

just testing 1-2-3 bruce...i would have bought the cranks

[onephastkiss]

what parts did the patterson have on it?

[ZDM]

Couldn't really tell from the pics what parts were on it. The important things were the frame and fork(maybe bars?)

Hope someone really got it for 150.00. Often when someone posts something valuable for a reasonable(or even steal) price, they get bombarded with calls and the seller either jacks the price up, or someone offers way more and the seller changes his mind and sells to the highest "bidder".

I was on my way to Nephi once to pick up a bike at an agreed to price. When I got to the outskirts of town, I called the seller to get directions, and he informed me he had sold the bike to someone else for 3x what the original selling price was.