eBay Content: I've always wanted an eletric Tokay.

HarrySeven

Or maybe not.

Bucket

To be fair, the guitar looks quite nice.

JDE

I've got Tokay,
to the highway.

They are great guitars, though!

Sassafras

Nice sunburst finish on it.

57Deluxe

Rock n Roll bed sheets...

mbe

Tokay the noo Jimmy. 

Bridgehouse

I've got tokay.. I've got the secret

prowla

If anybody is thinking of buying it for a present, remember a Tokay is not just for Christmas.

Bridgehouse

prowla said:

If anybody is thinking of buying it for a present, remember a Tokay is not just for Christmas.

Big boys don't Tokay

Funkfingers

Three instances of misspelling cannot be blamed on Autospellchecker. Either the vendor is myopic, illiterate or some copy brand is now building Ch-okais.*

* Er, these days, that probably is Tokai themselves. 

HarrySeven

Bucket said:

To be fair, the guitar looks quite nice.

Well, it is "based in the Gibson Standard".

scrumhalf

Tokay Fred.

viz

Looks okai to me

JezWynd

Sweet.

Funkfingers

Who in their right mind sets a Buy-It-Now price that ends in forty nine pence?

Ending in ninety nine pounds and ninety nine pence to avoid reaching the next complete hundred might be understandable.

HarrySeven

Funkfingers said:

Who in their right mind sets a Buy-It-Now price that ends in forty nine pence?

I quite like it. Adds a bit of colour to an otherwise dull economic process.
 
I think that from now on, I might ask random, yet specific sums for items - and any haggling will result in an equally random (but precise) figure.

Vendor: "Yeah, I want £286.84 for it".

 Prospective purchaser: <sharp intake of breath> "Would you take £240?"

Vendor: "£261.25 and you've got a deal..."

Insisting on being paid in precise quantities of coin of the realm might also bring some excitement to the transaction.

Vendor: "...but I'd need it in £72.40 of 20p pieces, £86.44 of pennies, £12.28 of 2p pieces..." (etc, etc).

It wouldn't be frustrating at all.

prowla

Maybe it was entered in foreign currency and that's what the exchange rate converted it to?

prowla

(P.S. I think that £86.44 of pennies is not legal tender.)

HarrySeven

prowla said:

(P.S. I think that £86.44 of pennies is not legal tender.)

Correct. But this wouldn't prevent our notional (and irrationally pedantic) vendor from demanding it, just to test the prospective buyer's knowledge of legal currency.

Funkfingers

Whoa-o, the Hokey Tokay.

Knees bent, arms stretched. 

Rah! Rah! Rah! 

Legionreturns

To be fair, the name is right there on the head stock. All he needed to do was copai it when he typed it in.