also, make sure that when you check e-bay, you check the -sold- prices. (There's an option when you do an advanced search) There are a lot of vendors on there that want you to be their retirement plan. Just searching for a featherweight on e-bay will skew what they're worth. You can ask for $1 million for a featherweight, but you're never going to get it. The person trying to price one on craigslist though will see that one and think they're offering a "deal" at $750, 000.
