Liquidation! Something (Everything?) Must Go!
February 28th, 2007
Lately, I’ve been flooding Craigslist, posting many of my toys for sale. In my manic desire to scrape up half of one percent of the trillion dollars required for a down payment in the greater NYC area, I’ve decided that sacrificing gadgets and gizmos is just and noble.
Thus far, I’ve sold off a beautiful Nikon 17-55/2.8 DX lens.
Also on the chopping block are:
- My restored 1979 Vespa P200E
- My Nikon D200
Unposted items are:
- My insanely amazing custom Tim Scruggs pool cue
- My Dual 867 G4 and 17” Cinema Display
- Quite possibly, my Liberty LO100 biscuit-cone resonator (think Dobro)
- Very possibly, my Konica Minolta DiMAGE 5400 II 35mm film/slide scanner
Who knows what else I’ll dig out.
The point of this post is not only to take inventory (and to get a bit more attention on these items), but to point out that, should each item sell for its asking price, I’ll have added only $7200 towards the cause. That’s 1/10th the price of a down payment for a decent house in Jersey.
One tenth.
Ten percent.
Ten percent of twenty percent of a house.
Some folks say you are a ‘real’ New Yorker the day you start talking endlessly about getting out of the city.
I’m the mayor of this motherfucker. I’m the Statue of Liberty.
ADDED I decided against selling the scanner. The cue, I’m sending off to Tim Scruggs for a refinish and rewrap. I sold the G4.