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The offer may not be that bad of an offer. There IS a collector market for old snow mobiles. We don't know make & model of sled or bass, so who is to say. The OP may be missing a super deal.

I recall selling my 1980's Maico dirt bike for $250. It's probably worth about $5k now.
 
There's a guy who has had an ad on Craigslist in Boston for months trying to trade motorcycle parts for music gear. You never know what people might be willing to trade for.
 
A couple months back I saw a CL ad where a guy had some pretty nice bass (don't remember what) that he wanted to trade for a metal detector. Not just any metal detector. He listed three specific models. What are the odds that worked out for him?
I seen that same listing! I was looking for my Dream Bass. I thought it was odd also. The specificity of the model's is was got me. I think he was headed to Oak island or Yamashita's Gold in the Philippines. Go Bucks!
 
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I was selling a drum set and a guy offered me a set of auto mechanics tools. And was offended when I said no thank you. This literally happened this week.
Darn near every time I would have gear on Craigslist- somebody want swap me a PS3 or some kindof video game
 
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I ran a music store in the 90's and had an old 3/4 stand up bass the a guy was hot for. He asked if I was interested in a Styrofoam canoe. He brought it (to the parking lot) and the entire thing was made from plain old white Styrofoam, no wood, metal or fiberglass -just Styrofoam. It must have been 8" thick, and looked like a ten foot long Styrofoam coffee cup. I passed on the deal...........
 
I ran a music store in the 90's and had an old 3/4 stand up bass the a guy was hot for. He asked if I was interested in a Styrofoam canoe. He brought it (to the parking lot) and the entire thing was made from plain old white Styrofoam, no wood, metal or fiberglass -just Styrofoam. It must have been 8" thick, and looked like a ten foot long Styrofoam coffee cup. I passed on the deal...........

Isn't a 3/4 stand up bass, a Cello? :roflmao: