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Walking Man said:
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Okay, so the cost was $300......
You just don't know what you're getting.
I hope I don't get flamed for this (It's just my opinion)
But the one that was found isn't... well... isn't...
Ahem.....
quite what I would expect for $300,
even if it is a unique busse.

I've heard that one of the earlier buried tubes had 2 original AA's in it. How's that for your $300 worth

:D:D
 
Eric Isaacson said:
I've heard that one of the earlier buried tubes had 2 original AA's in it. How's that for your $300 worth

:D:D

Oh what I wouldn't sell for that freaking tube!!!!!
 
Eric Isaacson said:
John
That is correct, but still not what I was thinking ;)

:D:D

I think I know what you were thinking and if it is what you were thinking then I think that you had better look out what you're thinking.

Now my head hurts, thanks a lot.

Back off of the IL payloads Heavy, they are mine!
 
Walking Man said:
.
Okay, so the cost was $300......
You just don't know what you're getting.
I hope I don't get flamed for this (It's just my opinion)
But the one that was found isn't... well... isn't...
Ahem.....
quite what I would expect for $300,
even if it is a unique busse.

Maybe not. Depends on the hog. I would give $300 for a similar blade hallmarked in a similar fashion. Have you seen what the Desert Warfare Fighters go for if you can find them? It all depends on how bad you want it. I say $300 for the chance to snag a GP Busse hall marked blade is quite acceptable. Now if I bought a tube and there was just a Skeleton Key in it, then I might be a little ticked off. Unless it was the 1/4" hollow ground one, then I might turn a blind eye to it's size. :D
 
The one belonging to RVO3VOM and the one found a few years ago in the Desoto National Park in North Alabama aren't the same, are they? If not, that's two found that I know of.
 
Wait a minute, Desoto Natl Park? I don't recall hearing about that one. Do you have a pic Mike?
 
Going by memory here. Jerry buried it during a Blade Show trip. I'm guessing 2002. Found by a lady, I believe. She was in some sort of military or SAR unit? I even remember pictures.
 
Walking Man said:
.
Okay, so the cost was $300......
You just don't know what you're getting.
I hope I don't get flamed for this (It's just my opinion)
But the one that was found isn't... well... isn't...
Ahem.....
quite what I would expect for $300,
even if it is a unique busse.

Any clue what the finder has turned down for that blade??

No, you don't know what you are getting, but I don't think Jerrry would put out any non-winning scratch-off tickets..... :cool: :)
 
THe pictures have been deleted though.
 
I have to admit that we were really surprised by the response to this offer. We had 23 HOGs try for these. :eek: Not bad for a "pig in a poke" so to speak. ;) Only 9 tubes were available and only 2 were already finished. Those tubes have already been sent out. The other 7 tubes will be sent out today and tomorrow. They will contain the knives that were sitting in them waiting to be finished. I didn't know what was in the first 2 tubes, (I do now :eek: ) but I do know what is in the final 7. Yowza!!! :eek: I think you lucky 7 will be okay with what you get.

Nuke on my "Pigs in a Poke"!!!

Jerry
 
I have the maps and notes, drawn and written by Jerry's own hand, to one of the unfound nuclear payloads, in Cucamunga (about an hour outside of L.A.). I have good info to help find the location, too. But I don't drive, and thus, can't get out there.

According to Jerry, it is the largest payload of all. Anyone wanna join me for an adventure?

Seriously!

--Mike
 
Jerry Busse said:
I have to admit that we were really surprised by the response to this offer. We had 23 HOGs try for these. :eek: Not bad for a "pig in a poke" so to speak. ;) Only 9 tubes were available and only 2 were already finished. Those tubes have already been sent out. The other 7 tubes will be sent out today and tomorrow. They will contain the knives that were sitting in them waiting to be finished. I didn't know what was in the first 2 tubes, (I do now :eek: ) but I do know what is in the final 7. Yowza!!! :eek: I think you lucky 7 will be okay with what you get.

Nuke on my "Pigs in a Poke"!!!

Jerry

WOOHOO!!!

I was getting worried that some postman had lost mine or something worse. Can't wait!!!
 
Jerry Busse said:
I have to admit that we were really surprised by the response to this offer. We had 23 HOGs try for these. :eek: Not bad for a "pig in a poke" so to speak. ;) Only 9 tubes were available and only 2 were already finished. Those tubes have already been sent out. The other 7 tubes will be sent out today and tomorrow. They will contain the knives that were sitting in them waiting to be finished. I didn't know what was in the first 2 tubes, (I do now :eek: ) but I do know what is in the final 7. Yowza!!! :eek: I think you lucky 7 will be okay with what you get.

Nuke on my "Pigs in a Poke"!!!

Jerry

Excellent news! So what was in the first two? Alright you hogs fess up!!!! :D
 
This may seem like a silly question, but how does one get ahold of these maps and notes. At this point, that's about the best chance I'll have of getting a Busse in the next few months :p
 
"This may seem like a silly question, but how does one get ahold of these maps and notes."

You get Jerry drunk! (Er... drunker) :eek:

--Mike
 
Evolute said:
I have the maps and notes, drawn and written by Jerry's own hand, to one of the unfound nuclear payloads, in Cucamunga (about an hour outside of L.A.). I have good info to help find the location, too. But I don't drive, and thus, can't get out there.

According to Jerry, it is the largest payload of all. Anyone wanna join me for an adventure?

Seriously!

--Mike

Mike,

What did you have in mind for the Cucamonga adventure?

Charley
 
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