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My wife bought a solid maple Lane Furniture "Radio Table" - I guess it's best to call it a family radio entertainment table (before TV's) and a solid cherry coffe table, about 30-40 years old for $25.00. Both pieces are in very good shape though the Mrs. is going to refinish the coffee table. The new fax machine looks great on the Radio Table.
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very nice pak... there are some good bargains to be had out there.
I found a 486 for $300. I should have posted that in Hot Deals, LOL
[quote]Originally posted by TheLow1:
<strong>I found a 486 for $300. I should have posted that in Hot Deals, LOL</strong><hr></blockquote>
You know I see that alot People are just trying to get every penny out of their garbage.
486=landfill.
Why can't people get that through thier head
I get people calling me to fix their new computers and when I get there it's either a apple monitor with the built in floppy ( or whatever they are)or a 386.
They say they got a good deall on it for $100.
oh well we all get suckered once in a while.
When I see something like that I usually ask why the price is waht it is, feigning ignorance...They usually say 'it was 2000$ when i bought it X yrs ago' so that's a great price for it now..........
i have this black table round looks kinda midevil and it has a hole in the middle where you put a big iron plate.
so far i dont know what the hell that table is used for.
its not a big table its a small table low. the only thing i can think of is maybe you burn stuff on the iron plate im still confused on it.
i'll post a pic on the table later on today for maybe some of you will have an idea of what kind of table it is and what its used for.
My wife found our dining room table at a yard/garage sale. It's a round cherry pedestial table with 4 matching chairs in perfect condition (no scratches anywhere). We paid $200 for it.