WWF Wrestling Classic VHS Coliseum Video 1985 WWE Vintage Hogan Vs Piper (WF014)
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:7115524 | Actor: Hulk Hogan |
| Release Year: 1986 | Genre: Sports |
Wrestling Classic (WF014) from 198511/07/85 AdrianAdonis vs. Cpl. Kirschner11/07/85 DynamiteKid vs. Nikolai Volkoff11/07/85 RandySavage vs. Ivan Putski11/07/85 RickySteamboat vs.... Davey Smith11/07/85 JunkyardDog vs. Iron Sheik11/07/85 MoondogSpot vs. Terry Funk11/07/85 TitoSantana vs. Don Muraco11/07/85 PaulOrndorff vs. Bob Orton11/07/85 DynamiteKid vs. Adrian Adonis11/07/85 RandySavage vs. Ricky Steamboat11/07/85 JunkyardDog vs. Moondog Spot11/07/85 TitoSantana vs. Paul Orndorff11/07/85 RandySavage vs. Dynamite Kid11/07/85 HulkHogan vs. Roddy Piper11/07/85 JunkyardDog vs. Randy Savage (JYD wins Wrestling Classic Tournament)
Hello. Long timecollector of WWF/WWE videos, both on VHS and DVD liquidating hiscollection. Starting in 1998 I started tryingto get as many WWF PPVs on tape as possible for my old website. Some I was able to buy still sealed, somewere from old video stores and many from eBay. I ended up with pretty much every PPV except for some In Your Houseevents that were never released in the US for some reason. With a baby on the way, it is now time for meto get rid of them for space considerations. I have some notes on the condition of thecollection below. If you have anyquestions, please ask.Condition ofVHS Tapes:As stated before, some of the VHS tapes were purchasedsealed, but most were purchased used. VHS tapes from 1998 and later were bought new for the most part. Some VHS tapes before that were bought new, but most were used. I always tried toget the boxes in unfaded, as close to mint shape as I could. For standard VHS tapes, I would store thetapes in stiff, clear protective sleeves that I got from when I worked atBlockbuster Video. The larger cardboard casesI would keep in a plastic sleeve. Theclamshells were pretty sturdy. As forplayability, I haven’t watched these videos in probably 15 years, if ever atall. I can make no guarantees abouttheir condition, especially since tape degrades over time anyway. They are being sold AS IS.Condition ofDVDs:The DVDs I started buying first-hand as an adult. They were well taken care of and stored on ashelf.
Hello. Long timecollector of WWF/WWE videos, both on VHS and DVD liquidating hiscollection. Starting in 1998 I started tryingto get as many WWF PPVs on tape as possible for my old website. Some I was able to buy still sealed, somewere from old video stores and many from eBay. I ended up with pretty much every PPV except for some In Your Houseevents that were never released in the US for some reason. With a baby on the way, it is now time for meto get rid of them for space considerations. I have some notes on the condition of thecollection below. If you have anyquestions, please ask.Condition ofVHS Tapes:As stated before, some of the VHS tapes were purchasedsealed, but most were purchased used. VHS tapes from 1998 and later were bought new for the most part. Some VHS tapes before that were bought new, but most were used. I always tried toget the boxes in unfaded, as close to mint shape as I could. For standard VHS tapes, I would store thetapes in stiff, clear protective sleeves that I got from when I worked atBlockbuster Video. The larger cardboard casesI would keep in a plastic sleeve. Theclamshells were pretty sturdy. As forplayability, I haven’t watched these videos in probably 15 years, if ever atall. I can make no guarantees abouttheir condition, especially since tape degrades over time anyway. They are being sold AS IS.Condition ofDVDs:The DVDs I started buying first-hand as an adult. They were well taken care of and stored on ashelf.
