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My mother has a 1950's Lone Ranger Silver coin operated horse. It will need some restoration, but did work when I was a kid. What would be a good asking price for this?
Hi Bryn,
a difficult question without seeing it, but if it were working and in unrestored condition I would start at about 900.00. Good average condition rides like this I see selling in the 1,500.00 range depending on which one it is and how old it is, the restored units can reach up to $3,000.00. There are a lot of different kiddy rides out there. Sorry if you had to wait a bit, they started the password thing and I got locked out. Soo many passwords and so little time, ya know what I mean?
Thank You
Rodger Knutson
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Experience
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