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Re: How do widows dispose of tractors in your Club
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Posted by the Unforgiven on July 17, 2006 at 23:19:52 from (206.222.209.40):
In Reply to: How do widows dispose of tractors in your Club ?? posted by Sam F. on July 17, 2006 at 20:58:39:
I am not much into the club scene, but I have been thinking about it. Time marches on, and things can change real fast. I have seen both sides of it, and the auction is probably the way to go if you don't have a plan. The auctions can go bad and everything sells cheap, but if you have quality junk it doesn't happen much any more. I have told about three closest friends to come out and pick out the particular piece of trash that they want, if they will help my wife sell the rest of it for all it will bring. She has a pretty good memory about how many dollars that have been pumped into my non-profit playground. Club-wise maybe you could leave an offer to be presented to your club on your best item or items that you know they would want. Maybe club members helping to set up the past member's auction could be a huge help, because if you also collect old outbuildings and weeds and trees it is an awful lot of work.
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