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| I have a bunch of scuba equipment I've decided to sell. It's about time, I haven't dived for about 6 years. Everything I've got should be in great shape, I treated it well when I used it and I've stored it well since then. I wrote to a few local scuba shops to get an idea of their interest and 1st responses indicated that the strongest interest was in my steel tanks. I have both a pair of 80s and a pair of 120s. All described similarly: used with air (not nitrox), DIN valves, low usage, minimal scratches, last inspection good thru 11/96, DOT-E9791-3500-TP5250 7-94. I'd like opinions on fair market price for these tanks so that I can arrive at an asking price. Of course, 80s and 120s would be priced separately. Anyone? Thanks in advance. |
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