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  • bratch
    Registered User
    • Jun 2001
    • 470

    #1

    A plus of being "Old"

    Looking at the FS ads I see stuff I've always wanted but was too cheap to buy. Its all cheap now cause that was a couple years ago and its all "outdated".

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    There's all kind of songs about babies and love gone right, but for some unknown reason nobody wants to play them tonight.
  • trains are bad
    Registered User
    • Oct 2003
    • 1751

    #2
    It's the same thing with me and bike parts. Riding is currently undergoing a lightweight trend, so the used market is flooded with lots of nice, sturdy bike parts that kids are replacing just to drop the weight.
    TRB's feedback

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    • TheTramp
      Registered User
      • Jan 2001
      • 4019

      #3
      That's what I love about classic Timmy's. They are "old" and "crap" so they go for really cheap but if you put one of the many new boards into it and perhaps a clamshell frame then it's the same gun that are going for $800-$1000.
      "Relax. Don't worry. Have a Home Brew."
      -Charlie Papazian

      Feedback: http://www.automags.org/forums/showt...threadid=40134

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      • Jeffy-CanCon
        veteran rec player
        • May 2003
        • 1309

        #4
        Originally posted by bratch
        Looking at the FS ads I see stuff I've always wanted but was too cheap to buy. Its all cheap now cause that was a couple years ago and its all "outdated".

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        Haha! Me, too. Gotta watch it, though... if we wait to long the "old" stuff becomes rare or "a collectors item"!

        Jeff P
        Secretary
        The Canadian Contingent Paintball Club
        Cousins - EMR - PaintStorm - Odyssey - StraightShot

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        • 50 cal
          The evil voices win today
          • Nov 2000
          • 960

          #5
          Wow, maybe I can find some "upgrades" to the 007's I have now. I upgraded the grips once to drop outs.

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          • SCpoloRicker
            HA HA I'm custom!!1
            • Jan 2004
            • 4375

            #6
            mmm... slider evolutions...
            God....I guess I was probably returning videotapes.

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            • Jeffy-CanCon
              veteran rec player
              • May 2003
              • 1309

              #7
              Originally posted by 50 cal
              Wow, maybe I can find some "upgrades" to the 007's I have now. I upgraded the grips once to drop outs.

              My 007 is almost fully tricked out. battle grips, combat pump & speed wheel! I just need an elbow to allow me to use a stick feeder, and to find one of the old wire-frame stocks.

              Jeff P
              Secretary
              The Canadian Contingent Paintball Club
              Cousins - EMR - PaintStorm - Odyssey - StraightShot

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              • hobbesTZ
                :dodgy:
                • Aug 2002
                • 2219

                #8
                Originally posted by TheTramp
                That's what I love about classic Timmy's. They are "old" and "crap" so they go for really cheap but if you put one of the many new boards into it and perhaps a clamshell frame then it's the same gun that are going for $800-$1000.
                Amen to that

                I should have my second classic tomorrow. Nothing wrong with them bone stock either.

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                • TheTramp
                  Registered User
                  • Jan 2001
                  • 4019

                  #9
                  Originally posted by hobbesTZ

                  I should have my second classic tomorrow. Nothing wrong with them bone stock either.
                  I like to use an inline reg at least because I don't care for the re-charge rate of the HP dulie but other than that I think you're right. Personaly I put an Entropy board in mine and it's faster than the original stock board but I didn't "have" to do that.
                  "Relax. Don't worry. Have a Home Brew."
                  -Charlie Papazian

                  Feedback: http://www.automags.org/forums/showt...threadid=40134

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                  • hobbesTZ
                    :dodgy:
                    • Aug 2002
                    • 2219

                    #10
                    Both my classics came with inlines already, so that was all set. It's nice to have a back-up HP reg, which the Timmy provides without having to spend any extra $$. A new board definately couldn't hurt, because the delay eye logic isn't that great. You still have to set it to match your loader. But the classic board is still plenty fast when you put it in turbo or reactive

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                    • TheTramp
                      Registered User
                      • Jan 2001
                      • 4019

                      #11
                      Originally posted by hobbesTZ
                      . But the classic board is still plenty fast when you put it in turbo or reactive

                      Aren't we calling those "ramping" these days?

                      I just got mine annoed and I made sure to include that ram sleeve cover that most people leave raw. It's going to be sweet.
                      "Relax. Don't worry. Have a Home Brew."
                      -Charlie Papazian

                      Feedback: http://www.automags.org/forums/showt...threadid=40134

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                      • hobbesTZ
                        :dodgy:
                        • Aug 2002
                        • 2219

                        #12
                        I was thinking of getting just the body annoed on mine. It has the green fade which isn't bad, but if I keep the clamshell I bought (RED) then it's gonna look ugly as sin. Maybe a bit christmasy, but otherwise ugly.

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                        • Automaggin2
                          Registered User
                          • Sep 2002
                          • 2506

                          #13
                          The original Angel LED, single trigger looks very pleasing to me. I started paintballing around the time it came out. I've wanted one ever since, and the price used dropped about......oooooo I'd say $900
                          Dub V

                          Where greatness is learned
                          and couches are burned

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                          • PBkilla123
                            Registered User
                            • Jul 2004
                            • 84

                            #14
                            I only get old guns when i know i can get upgrades
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                            • hardr0ck68
                              I miss Tom
                              • Oct 2001
                              • 783

                              #15
                              yeah i totally agree, im sellin most of my gear now for a trip but when i get back im gonna try to track down an old 99 98 LED (whichever one had the trigger gaurd attached to the verty asa) know why i like them so much execpt they were TOP of the line when i got into tournys...and i remember people with slider FF cockers pretty much keepin up with them. The good old days
                              Tom was the last of a now extinct breed, a breed of players who build a community, a breed of owners who gave to the sport never taking more than what they deserved. I hope to see you at the feild again some day....

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