Mystery Spyderco

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A friend is looking for a limited edition spyderco that had a skelotonized blade and handle that originally cost in the $200 range that isn't made anymore. That's all know. Anyone know more? Thanks.
 
That's gotta be an R, as the Qs were never priced anywhere near that high. Though I don't recall the R's original MSRP either, but the R had to cost more than the Q.

Good luck finding one of those, they're pretty tough to find, and when you do find one, you'll pay for it.

A better bet might be the sprint run R-2. Same basic principle, but the blade isn't skeletonized.
 
Thanks guys. I got the impression the blade was a little bigger, though. He loved it; it was stolen.
 
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This is off topic, but HJK, how come you haven't fixed the problem with your email? That notification where your user name is has been there for well over a month now.

It would have been the original R, model C67. I don't think it was $200.00 though. It is collectable now and will likely cost over $200.00 to replace.
 
Keith Montgomery said:
This is off topic, but HJK, how come you haven't fixed the problem with your email? That notification where your user name is has been there for well over a month now.
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Lord knows I've tried! I've re-entered and reverified it about a dozen times. I used the email I've had from day one, I've tried a different one using AOL, and I emailed about the problem three times too.
Thanks for caring ;)

Cougar,
thanks for the ride!
 
Please post about the technical difficulties in the Bladeforums Service & Support forum. Email doesn't get through; Spark gets buried in email.
 
smcfalls13 said:
That's gotta be an R, as the Qs were never priced anywhere near that high. Though I don't recall the R's original MSRP either, but the R had to cost more than the Q.

Good luck finding one of those, they're pretty tough to find, and when you do find one, you'll pay for it.

A better bet might be the sprint run R-2. Same basic principle, but the blade isn't skeletonized.
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Scott I beg to politely differ with you on that one. There has been 2 of the rare varieties of Q knives both go for well over $200. My lady friend told me that one of them and I believe it was CASE Co something that even went over $300. There has been an unsually high amount of Q knives on Ebay here lately for some reason :confused: .
 
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