Posted by Lanse on September 09, 2008 at 12:34:05 from (64.12.117.74):
We have a big old barn that lost its roof. We were told that some of these boards (mostally oak) were quite valuable, but heard of someone who diddnt have much money and needed a barn, so we some of them to him on the condition he diddnt burn or sell them. This was a few months ago, and after driveing by his house and not seeing any new barns, i confrunted his kid at school today and asked him about it. "Oh-We've been selling those"
So we're now on our own. Had they asked we woulda given them to them anyway- but they diddnt ask. They did exactially what they said they wouldnt.
So now i guess were on our own. We have a barn full of nice old boards, and about some 10x10 beams that were hand huen up there too. How would we go about selling these things??? What might they be worth??? Sorry for the OT, but you guys seem to know everything so.....
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