Go on a collage campus when they leave for the summer. They'll be a dozen mini-fredges by the dumpster.

I dun made a score as of late...bought at auction...a real nice long spoon...ifn it were nt special I paid about the going rate...cause it is special on 2 counts it in my estimation was under valued.

1. The org owner was an article writer bout spoons and vp of the NRA...where ole Chuck Heston beat him out of bein Prez of the NRA...it also explains how he got the spoon.

2. The spoon was one of 7 custom made in that caliber by the company to get into that particular spoon market..they were given out to spoon writers and users of that particular type of spoon.

so with that rarity I don't expect to ever see one of those again..

^^^
Is it similar to this one?
I've been wondering of the value.

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On the local marketplace. An actual dash mounted record player. I’d heard these things existed, but thought it was a joke.

^^^ 45's or 33's?
It can't be 78's.

Beats me. I’m not in the market for a dash mounted record player.

Know you had to have stupid money back in the day to buy one of these.

Looked again, 45s.



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^^^ If that thing works and plays a record...I'll be amazed.
Good luck!

Not for me.

But I posted because I know this is a forum for car guys who are always looking for that impossible to find thing.

I'm sure someone will be interested in it.
Would be super-cool to be able to pop a 45 rpm record into your cars high fidelity system.

And to think that cassettes and 8 tracks are old..

That thing may be worth a lot....if it works.

All my car and truck music is in MP3 form from flash drives.

Only radio I listen to is talk radio.

Or I play my DVD with a surfing DVD.
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Back in the day I started with 8 track stereos....even went to a quad at one point!

Then to cassette...cassette/CD....then cassette/CD w/remote disc player under the seat....then one in the trunk.....:D

FBMP rocks. Horribly addictive.

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Shaun,

It's nice to see you finally obtained a snowblower.

Snow Blowers

It was quite a hunt. Honda's get snapped up and sold out from under you pretty fast. This one was the opposite. A practically brand new HS724 at a great price where the seller kept it for me until I could pick it up. He was annoyed with all the lowballers (it was already $500 below market) as well as those who said they would pay more for it. Really nice couple, there are good people in the world it turns out. :)

A mirror someone was throwing away. Just driving by on my way home from one of my accounts and there it was. Nice interesting wooden frame and even has a nice hanger wire on back!

I'll probably dress it up with some shells and nautical stuff.......

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WOW! Yeah, those are serious bucks and highly sought after by the woodworking crowd.

color me green!

I sold those planes for 150 but iv still got the vice. iv got it up for 500 i think. Scored all this today at a barn sale for under 400. atlas lathe, kwik-way brake lathe, milwaukee bandsaw, briggs model y, stihl concrte saw in pieces, 15 cast iron pans griswold and others, blacksmith vice, weiand 4 cyl intake for something maybe a pinto, 10" right angle skil saw, broken lotos plasma cutter, bunch of belts and other misc stuff. My back hurts :D
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^^^Wow! I'd say you made quite the haul with that load.

The port -o- band has been on my wish list for a long time and my brother has wanted a brake lathe since high school! He has access to one at work but its never convenient. Im hoping he can get the plasma cutter working too. I dont really cut thick stuff as much as i used to but im sure it would make life easier.

When I hang pictures, and especially when I hang heavy stuff like big mirrors. there are two hooks on the wall and the braided wire is strung in a sort of figure-8 pattern. The hooks do not need to be level. With this method, there is a redundant system. Also, once the mirror is adjusted level, it will no longer move and get out of adjustment. The wire goes from one hook on the mirror to the nearby hook on the wall, then to the hook on the other side of the mirror, then up to the other hook on the wall, then back to the original hook on the mirror. Figure 8.