Re: [CR] For sale: 1936 Hetchins Brilliant #63205~6th oldest surviving Hetchins

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To: hetchinspete1@yahoo.com, classicrendezvous@bikelist.org
Date: Tue, 11 Jan 2011 16:54:07 -0500
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Subject: Re: [CR] For sale: 1936 Hetchins Brilliant #63205~6th oldest surviving Hetchins


I think this is very cool that Peter has cornered the market on these very early Hetchins. Just a couple of years ago, he posted the below post, where he had the 5th oldest and 7th oldest. Now he comes along with the 6th oldest. I can understand why you have specialized in one make Peter. It must take quite a bit of research to stay on top of this. Lou Deeter, Orlando FL USA

"I also possess two Pre-war Brilliants, a 1935 which is the 5th oldest surviving Hetchins on the register, and a 1936 that as of a few years ago was the 7th oldest surviving Hetchins. The "36" needs restoration but is complete and I'm interested in selling it for $2500 or B/O or will consider trade for another rare pre-war Hetchins. Jpgs will be available. I'd rather sell it outright to raise funds to restore my 1939 Hetchins Trio."

-----Original Message----- From: Peter Naiman <hetchinspete1@yahoo.com> To: classicrendezvous <classicrendezvous@bikelist.org> Sent: Tue, Jan 11, 2011 4:26 pm Subject: [CR] For sale: 1936 Hetchins Brilliant #63205~6th oldest surviving Hetchins

For sale: A 1936 Hetchins Brilliant frame and fork. Frame serial # 63205. I purchased it years ago with restoration in mind, but in turn sold it to a friend who started restoration but ill health stopped the progress. Now I've the frame back but a few other cycles in Britain have come my way so I'm putting the Hetchins up for sale. The frame is in primer and ready to paint, with a full chrome fork that will need refinishing. Sorry not a double plate fork crown but a typical fork crown of Hetcins in the mid-30s. When I purchased the frame about 7-8 years ago it was the 6th oldest surviving Hetchins.I will call Len Ingram to get it's current status tomorrow.

As of a few weeks ago a totally destroyed rust bucket Brillisnt sold for $536. To check it out click onto the URL below: http://ebay.com/<blah>

Based on the price for the totally destroyed rust bucket on eBay I'm pricing this rare Brilliant at $1200 or B/O. If you think my price is high I'm open to offers.

There are 1930s parts to go with it if wanted that I've collected, and will photo to sell aspart of a package or separately.

Best regards, Peter ~~~~~

Peter W. Naiman Owner: Cream City Online. Registered Ebay Sales Broker/ Trading Assistant Glendale, WI USA 53217-5034 Phone: 414-429-4362