sure. i'll post a pic tomorrow. Spitfire wheels was started in 1987. So the shirt is late 80s. Do you consider that time-period not "vintage"?

I sold a way less fancy EW leather jacket to a CA dealer for $1200- and he was obviously going to flip it.
You'll probably get your best price on ebay, hopefully for you in the $2000 range!

hey- what happened with this? you got me all into the thread and no closure post?! how much did it sell for??

i have either 1981 or 1980.
i'll email a pic and price.

pricing ideas?
This photo has been sent to someone at Spitfire and they said this is the real deal. I guess this was the first Spitfire Wheels logo before the fire-y head guy.
Tag is Augusta Sportswear.
I'm wondering if any die hard skaters would love this- or think its kinda blah.
thanks!
-amanda

Its never fun to turn away potential customers, but I would recommend blocking Thailand, Nigeria (duh), and Singapore.
I've had a vintage website for 10 years and those 3 places have presented me with the most attempted fraud purchases.

Selling question- should i always photo the tag and hold the shirt up to the light? or do you think describing the tag and thinness factor are enough? i've been shooting tshirts on a mannequin and it kinda hides how thin the shirt is- but looks better display-wise. many thanks for your responses ...

Hey Guys- for the East Coaster folks- you can come visit our Philadelphia warehouse anytime. We have a 6,000 sq. ft. facility and sell vintage wholesale. We're open to the public (no appointment, no minimum purchase) every Monday and Saturday from 12-6, all other days we're open by appointment only ...

I agree with DARE, and Army

A number of years ago a rockabetty I knew was in this mad bidding war for a poly gab HBar C western shirt. It was up over $300 and it was POLY, not even the good gab that might be worth that kind of money. I tried to get her to back down, saying it wasn't worth near that much, but she really wanted ...

newbie to this forum, but not the vintage world. I've been slinging vintage for almost 9 years and started on ebay, but now I have a shop, website, and wholesale warehouse in Philadelphia. I just got into t-shirts in the last year so I'm loving this forum! We sell wholesale, so hit me up with any ...