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Posted by John in Ct. on November 22, 2004 at 16:03:31 from (192.233.162.169):
The other day there was a post about getting rid of items that weren't used for many years. I want to add my 2 cents. I have had cheap people want to buy things from me that I haven't used in years too. The problem is, they always want to pay me practically nothing. I fully realize that the item is not a lost treasure or something but I feel that if I am going to get not much for it, why not keep it. I also know that it will probably go down in value in time or could increase (not as likely too). If I want to give it away I can also give it to who ever I want. I would rather have something turn to junk rather than practically give something away to some of those cheap folks. Also, there is nothing wrong with someone parting out a tractor, etc. Did anyone ever wonder where good used parts come from. Just me ranting.
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