Jim,
Prices are REALLY depressed right now. Tops, I'd pay $50-70 for the 28,
$125-175 for the 85, $75-95 for the 200/4 and no more than $500-600 for the
4T and that's if it is PERFECT.
I don't think you can get to $1000 in value.
Tom
Course, since I'm now a SELLER of OM for obvious reasons, I'm bummed about
the price trend.
>
>
>
> 'Hi. My name's Jim, and I'm a zuikoholic'
>
> Seriously, I either need conviction or condemnation. I was perusing the
> classifieds of my local paper which has historically been a futile
endeavor.
> There's has never to my recollection been one single 'Olympus' item in the
> camera classification. What to my surprise should appear but an OM4T with
a
> 28/2.8 and 85/2. The add said $1,000. I called (no harm in calling,
right)
> and found out the seller also had a 200/4 that he's willing to let go at
the
> same time. The camera has had perhaps 20 rolls through it, and only has a
> couple usual scratches around the tripod screw hole. Now I'm thinking to
> myself 'gee, if Tom can go for a $50,000 ride, ...'
>
> Either talk me into it, or tell me I'm nuts. And if you tell me I'm
nuts,
> don't then add that you'd be happy to purchase the stuff and relieve me of
> the need to decide.
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