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    local buyer for wood stoves

    I live in a HUGE area in Northern Virginia, as members that are close to me on here will tell you. Anyway, I am curious to see if anyone knows of any kind of buyers for vintage wood stoves. Attached is 2 pictures of one I am most likely picking up tomorrow.

    Since scrap prices are so flipping low, I rather sell it to someone who will appreciate it!



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    Do you have local Thrifty Nickel, Dollar Saver, Shop A Lot papers? Some of those have free ads up to several hundred dollars, I'd think that would be the best place to advertise such an item

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    New fangled thing called Craigslist...or list on Ebay with local pick up only, if someone wants it bad enough and are not local, they will make shipping arrangements with you.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bear View Post
    Do you have local Thrifty Nickel, Dollar Saver, Shop A Lot papers? Some of those have free ads up to several hundred dollars, I'd think that would be the best place to advertise such an item
    I think we might have something very similar but I will have to check.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KZBell View Post
    New fangled thing called Craigslist...or list on Ebay with local pick up only, if someone wants it bad enough and are not local, they will make shipping arrangements with you.
    I didnt know Ebay had a local area option.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GeorgeB View Post
    I didnt know Ebay had a local area option.
    Yes, they have a local classified but it also might be worthwhile putting it on the standard Ebay as well, so that it is more visible throughout the US. Just make sure you put in description, "For local pick up only or Buyer is responsible for shipping arrangements".

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    Quote Originally Posted by KZBell View Post
    Yes, they have a local classified but it also might be worthwhile putting it on the standard Ebay as well, so that it is more visible throughout the US. Just make sure you put in description, "For local pick up only or Buyer is responsible for shipping arrangements".
    I am still awaiting on the client to agree to price. I will keep this in mind though for this, or other jobs similar to this.

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    List it on CL in SW Virginia and Central Virginia. I know that a lot of people in those areas still use wood stoves to heat their houses. My parents still do and they live outside Roanoke.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BohemianLush View Post
    List it on CL in SW Virginia and Central Virginia. I know that a lot of people in those areas still use wood stoves to heat their houses. My parents still do and they live outside Roanoke.
    Thanks. I am also going to try my wife's grandmother. She might like it.

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    lots of people still use them here in ms for hunting camps and decorations in old homes, definatly don't scrap it should sell for $150 maybe more.


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