[Boatanchors] Stuff

[eldim at att.net]

Hello Ron,
No truer words were ever spoken. With friends like that, who needs enemies!
Everbody likes a bargain, but lets face it, there should be some honesty coupled with those offers. These scalpers who get it from you for pennies on the dollars, then you see it for sale for an price that is out of this world. Of course, there are those who have little resources to buy quality made vintage radios.  Get well soon and let's put them up for auction. 
73,
Glen Galati, KA7BOJ
Tacoma, WA
eldim at att.net
If you mark the box free, only the scrappers will take it, rovided it is mostly made up of metal.  

-------------- Original message from TVComlGuy at aol.com: -------------- 


> About a year ago, due to health problems, I listed two storage lockers full 
> of boatanchors for sale at a very reasonable price on a "you pick them up" 
> basis. The response was astonishing and insulting. The offers I got where 
> truly incredible. My favorite was the offer to buy all three of my Central 
> Electronics 100V's for a total price of $400 if I packed them and paid for the 
> shipping!!! 
> 
> I'm sure that most of us would like to sell our stuff to fellow " brothers 
> of the lodge" at reasonable prices, however I find that when I am able to 
> resume some normal activity, they probably will go to the auction sites. I 
> have 
> previously sold stuff at auction because I couldn't find any takers on the 
> reflectors. 
> 
> Ron. KB0WAR 
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