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Oldschool P18's for sale

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Blunttip360
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Ya i got em turns out the din is only to ten, I was looking for 18, but they are still in sweet condition. They look sweet, and ill post a few pics Ill take. PM me if interested, name a price.
Mar 28 2006 5:31PM
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Blunttip360
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Mar 28 2006 5:35PM
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Blunttip360
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https://newschoolers.com/ns3/web/forums/readthread.php?thread_id=204562&
Mar 28 2006 5:36PM
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bhill2.0
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i don't want em
Mar 28 2006 7:19PM
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AKFREERIDE
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well, that was a useful comment dickass. bump for good bindings.
Mar 28 2006 7:24PM
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=nick=
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im seriously considering buying these bindings for my park setup next year. are they actually good bindings? im 5'6 125 lbs so the DIN is not an issue but i want a solid binding that wont break. can anyone tell me? and will a shop mount these? (i heard shops dont mount bindings thats too old)
Mar 28 2006 8:42PM
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skier24
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i imagine that a shop would mount them....those would look really sweet on this years ar5s in 170 or 176
Mar 28 2006 9:06PM
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=nick=
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that still doesnt answer my question
Mar 28 2006 9:18PM
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skier24
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why wouldnt they? they are all metal and they look in very good condition.
Mar 29 2006 5:53PM
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snoopy
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question: why did you buy those?
Mar 29 2006 5:54PM
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skier24
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because they are some pretty tight bindings..i would buy them too
Mar 29 2006 5:56PM
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Blunttip360
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I was gonna mount em on my STLs when I bought new skis, so I could toss the FKS's i have on my new skis. But the din is too low.
Mar 29 2006 5:56PM
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=nick=
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is the toepiece all metal?
Mar 29 2006 7:37PM
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Blunttip360
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Completely metal... The binders are gonna be sold in a couple of day, unless someone will hit me with like 80 shipped, cuz i dont really fiend to fuck over this kid, he seems pretty set on em.
Mar 29 2006 8:02PM
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Blunttip360
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Completely metal... The binders are gonna be sold in a couple of day, unless someone will hit me with like 80 shipped.
Mar 29 2006 8:04PM
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iggyskier
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didnt you buy them for $20?
Mar 29 2006 8:07PM
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III
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my shop won't mount old bindings.
Mar 29 2006 8:09PM
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Speedwagon
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yeah those are great bindings, but id imagine itd be tough finding a legitimate shop that will mount them. theyre too old, i.e. not indemnified. techs can lose their jobs for doing stuff that like that sometimes. its a liability issue. but you might have more luck if you bring in a 6 pack for the tech..
Mar 29 2006 8:20PM
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LC.
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Are those the ones you got on eBay? He said they went to $15 in the auction. Give him some negative feedback, that's bad stuff.
Mar 29 2006 9:34PM
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