Gamecube Kiosk

[boyboy1080]

I have had this gamecube kiosk since March. Since I sold my gamecube
probably don’t have much use for this anymore. I was thinking about
putting it up for sale. What are the best methods of selling something like this. I don’t know the approximate weight of the kiosk. Its so darn heavy. Has anyone else sent something similar to this, or has a kiosk like this?



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[hero101]

Try selling this locally via Craigslist. Since you will probably break a leg and arm trying to move it. Plus, you save $$$ by not paying shipping. Dude or Gal could pick it up by car.

 

[boyboy1080]

[quote name='hero101']Try selling this locally via Craigslist. Since you will probably break a leg and arm trying to move it. Plus, you save $$$ by not paying shipping. Dude or Gal could pick it up by car.[/quote]

do you know how much this would go for?

 

[allyourblood]

without the TV, not much, i'm guessing. there's someone on my local Craigslist that's been trying to sell a complete one (ie: with TV and system, controllers & game) for $300 or best offer, and it's been there for almost a year. i think it's kinda cool, but unless it's complete, i don't think most people are gonna pick it up, considering they'd need a certain monitor to fit the display, or, at the very least, to look nice. shoot for 40 bucks, and you might have a chance.

 

[Reality's Fringe]

Few years down the line and it'll be worth a lot more.

 

[allyourblood]

i would be genuinely surprised if it is. i definitely think it's a great collector's item, but i think the size and weight prohibit it from being highly sought-after by the average GC enthusiast.

 

[GizmoGC]

People always assume this...but I don't think it will hold true with this generation. With the older demo units of the past they normally had a custom system that would select a certain amount of games (Atari, NES, SNES etc.) which was kinda cool to seek out. There is nothing special about these. With CD based systems now...its just a normal system connected to a normal TV. No 'special' factor to it IMO.

 

[boyboy1080]

damn man i still have this lol

anyone know how much this gamecube kiosk would be?