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Could you also tell us what the side cut is. Thanks

Hey....send the same pics to markatthelake at gmail. Why don't you give us a separate price for the board and the bindings.

We were up Saturday for a grand start to a fantastic season. We have already had more snow in Spokane in the month of November then we did all last winter. I saw the exp:cool:ansion plans. I worry that they are going to get more and more short runs with minimal verticle. Wish they would think about relocating one to two miles north or south of I-90 where there is potential for at least 2.000 ft/ of verticle. The snow is the best. With freeway access, they could compete really will with all areas including Schweitzer.

Hey Mx; Check out my Prior WCR 169 just posted here for sale.

It sold for $674 plus $20 shipping. Thanks to all for your interest.

Less then one day left. See it on Ebay at: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=280586330918&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT

Bid is at $405 with 2 days to go.:lol:

This Coiler is going up for sale on Ebay tonight. The board is nearly new having been on snow several times for a coulple of hours each. This is the more expensive board with the metal, Titanal layer. The protective tape is still on the board. I rolled it back so you could see the pristine colors underneath. The top, edges and base are in very nice condition. Little or no signs of use. All mounting holes are perfect. The board is 172 cm. It is built for a rider from 150 to 190 lbs. I weigh 160. The radius is 10.5M making it perfect for all mountain, steeper slopes where you need a tight radius or for narrow runs. Yet it is really fun on wide open corduroy. Also has alot of float in the powder. It is 21.5 cm wide at the mid point. The serial # on the board is: T 172 AM 21.5 x 172m 09MP1-6.9+4. The board will be shipped with a protective base wax and the edges sharp.

Hi Angie; My experience is that one board just never does it all. You can pick up a shorter, wider board on Ebay, new or used, for the soft snow at very reasonable prices. Used boards for powder make sense since they wear out slowly over many seasons. Then get a new carving board that you really enjoy carving on and never take it in the trees! And by the way, I'm going to have a brand new Prior WCR 169 for sale on Ebay this week. It is really cool looking, black and silver with the totem pole logo. I'll cross post here as well.

If I can get through a lower back issue by then, I'd love to join you guys. I'll touch base later. Thanks for the invite.

The Coiler is off to Michigan not Missouri! Hey give me a break.....there must be some lonesome carvers down there. They just have to travel more then the rest of us!:o

Grey man, did you say you were taking them, or...just inquire what size? Anyway, they are not large. So whatzzup Bouzeau? I'm ready to pay you.

This fine tool is on its way to Missouri.

Hey Bouzeux; I'll take them. May I assume that the normal cant wedges are underneath toes and heels of each binding? It's the ones that come with the bindings. If so, just give the email address that you want PayPal sent to. Thanks, Mark

Yooperboy is first in line. Will let the rest of you know if we finalized our deal. I was going to sell the dog, but he has turned out to be our best Avalanche Rescue Dog. He has a great nose for frozen human flesh compressed by tons of compact snow. What a dog!

Yea, that's what we do out here too. Rear boot is Intec allowing us to set up two boards. Bruce at Coiler is even retailing one new Intec when we buy a new board with new bindings. OK. Rydeguy has first dibs on the boots. He hasn't told me yet which combo he wants regarding the Intecs. I'll let everyone know if they are sold or not. Thanks all. Mark

Gee, I am thoughtfull enough to sell the boots with the regular heels, one intec heel or two intec heels and you call me "sheitsy"? Pretty strong language. Sorry if my approach somehow offended you. I don't know where you are going to buy one intec heel for $20? $100 for a nice pair of used boots seems fair. Maybe I should just go to Ebay like so many carvers do?

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These are 295mm or I would estimate a size 10 medium. I wear a 9.5 wide. These were wide enough for me but a bit too long. I've gone down one size and then paid a ski shop to widen them out. They might have the heat moldable liners. I'm not sure. Never messed with it. Maybe some one can tell me what to look for. I can sell them with or without the intec heels. Price is $100 plus $20 for each intec heel you may want. Heels were used for two seasons which for me is about 20 times. I oiled them regularily. If you just want the boots, I'll keep the intecs which is fine with me. I'll put on the regular heel pads. Shipping will be $20.

Ain't she sweet.

here we go:

If you are interested, let me know. Right now $400 plus $20 shpg. It is a 2008 ridden very little. Looks new. markatthelake@gmail.com

Excellent shape. Not perfect cause of afew very light scratches in the base. Look at the pics. Not even binding marks. Ridden just several short sessions. I weigh 155 lbs and I couldn't bend this bad boy. You'd better weigh 175 or more I'd guess. Bruce's Numbers: 175 FCC 08 PX1 6.6 Measurements: Tip 26.9, mid 21.0, Tail 26.9 Asking $400 plus shipping, say $20. Exceptional price for a custom board in this condition. You get first shot. It will be here afew days. If you guys don't want it, I'll put her on Fleabay. sorry, can't upload photos. I'll get some help and repost.

Nice pair. 10 days on them. Both are Step ins. Intec receivers. 9.5 inch / 24cm plates. Don't need to sell them, but saw your ad. They have been sitting here for two years without use. I'd have to get a real fair offer to part with them, but I would.

Nice pair. 10 days on them. Both are Step ins. Intec receivers. 9.5 inch / 24cm plates. Don't need to sell them, but saw your ad. They have been sitting here for two years without use. I'd have to get a real fair offer to part with them, but I would.