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Location: Decatur/Madison, Alabama
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Interest in Dillon Reloader or Antique armoire?
Anyone interested in the following items?
1. Antique Armoire 2. Dillon XL650 Reloader I didn't see any rules in the FAQ against it so here goes. I am preparing a house for sale and have to move some stuff. I can pay to store it or sell it and get another couple of cool Porsche pieces (like SSIs from Pelican or something). Possible partial trades for stainless early style exhaust considered....  Antique Armoire, guessing 1840's, 9 feet tall, beautiful carving. Here's a pic. Email or PM me if interested for many more.   Dillon XL650 reloader with casefeeder and lots of other supplies. Email or PM me for a complete list and many more pictures. Here's a picture:  Rob
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Rob Channell One Way Motorsports 1979 911SC mostly stock  1972 911T Targa now with a good 2.7 1990 Miata (cheap 'n easy) 1993 C1500 Silverado (parts getter) |
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12-13-2004, 03:52 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2000
Location: N. Phoenix AZ USA
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Interested in the XL650!!! Had one overseas and they would not let me bring it back even though I was on military orders and shipping everything through channels. Damm ATF! Ended up selling mine to my Dentist in Berlin and he loves it!
I have a Dillion 550 now but its just not the same. JoeA
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12-13-2004, 06:49 PM
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How much for the Armoire...
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12-13-2004, 11:21 PM
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Armoire : $4k + shipping cost. It would definitely be easier to pick up than ship. It does come apart, but is just under 9 feet tall to the peak. Let me know if you'd like me to email you more pictures.
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Rob Channell One Way Motorsports 1979 911SC mostly stock 1972 911T Targa now with a good 2.7 1990 Miata (cheap 'n easy) 1993 C1500 Silverado (parts getter) |
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