500 C/M and 80mm Planar CF lens.

[tomalophicon]

How much would you guys (if you were interested) pay for a Hasselblad 500 C/M with 80mm Planar CF lens and a12 back in good nick?

 

[Kevin Caulfield]

How much would you guys (if you were interested) pay for a Hasselblad 500 C/M with 80mm Planar CF lens and a12 back in good nick?

Probably about 1000 AUD, depending on condition, so as much as about 1300, and as little as about 800.

 

[tomalophicon]

Thanks Kevin, I was thinking around 1100, 1200. So are you thinking 1300 for REALLY good examples?

 

[timk]

Have a look at KEH
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The seem to range from $650 US for BGN early model to $1500 US for a black late model, factor in $150 for postage though and there you have $800 -1650 which sounds about right.

 

[tomalophicon]

Excellent.

Actually I'm looking at one locally but the seller is a bit sneaky. . .

 

[Kevin Caulfield]

Mine is a 1977 model and it was in pretty good condition when I bought it about eight years ago. I paid about $1500 back then, and they still seem to max out around that price, so I guess in real terms they are getting cheaper. There is a big difference between say a mid-1970s model and an early 1990s model.

 

[tomalophicon]

I'll check the serial number then.

 

[frontdrive34]

Sneaky would stop me from buying!

 

[Q.G.]

There is a big difference between say a mid-1970s model and an early 1990s model.

We're talking 500 C/Ms?
Apart from age (and probable wear), only a few minor differences. Cosmetics, mostly.

 

[tomalophicon]

Sneaky would stop me from buying!

Sneaky in a non-threatening kind of way.

 

[J Rollinger]

I'm looking at buying a 500 c/m with a 80mm T* in mint condition. Would the price be drastically lower for the T* compared to the CF?

 

[Q.G.]

About $150 - 200 less, i'd say.