Posted by fergienewbee on November 05, 2013 at 17:44:18 from (99.119.131.136):
In Reply to: Auctions are Nuts! posted by fergienewbee on November 05, 2013 at 14:05:26:
A lot of three 6" MC channels about 8 feet long and set up for hauling wheeled items sold for 27.50. Looked like a good deal to me but I didn't need them. I tend to buy smaller stuff. One stack of scrap metal had four 10'-6" sections of top-rail for chain link fence. I asked if they could be sold separate. I got them for $17.50; I think they're 11 or 12 dollars each at Lowes. I would have bought a couple of chain link gates but I had the cap on the truck and they wouldn't fit in. I bought two boxes of assorted tool bags/hammer/tape/plier pouches etc. for $7.50. I got two landscape timbers to use for braces on my fence corner from a guy who bought a stack of wood scrap. I gave him 5 bucks for both. I checked out a couple of good looking gals and had a great afternoon for spending 30 bucks. Thankfully, I don't have a trailer or a lot of money. LOL!
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