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Ahh Yes! What Luck - Score

Postby Classic Finn » Sat May 15, 2010 8:56 am

Ahh Yes! Finally luck was on our side at the right time and right moment.
While at work yesterday my eyes came upon these.

8 doors of solid Oak, Birch, and Maple. Size is 40 x 30 cm. Normally if bought new they cost anywhere from 50 to 80 Euro a piece. These are all new.

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We paid a price for the entire package. 2 Euro :lol: :lol: :o :o :D :)
todays exchange rate is. 2.00 EUR = 2.47160 USD for all
If many of you older forum members remember some year ago I always wished that I could buy these kind of doors at the same price you can in the USA. Well for 2 euro for all 8 doors isnt all that bad now is it. :lol: :lol:

Also we scored on these high quality Marine Products which include 2 Marine stainless steel 12volt inside reading lights, fusebox and battery breaker switch.

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So perdy good day it was. :D
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Postby Grid Runner Adventures » Sat May 15, 2010 11:12 am

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Postby CliffinGA » Sat May 15, 2010 4:07 pm

Finn I could make you sick my friend. My company trashed 3 pallets of differtent size doors that were ordered as parts and not used. I snagged several for future use plus when I have cabinets that are damaged at installes I grab the doors off the cabinet when we install a replacement. I have in my garage a 39" x 12" wall cabinet used over fridgerators to use as inside cabinets when I build my new one.

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Postby Classic Finn » Sat May 15, 2010 4:11 pm

CliffinGA wrote:Finn I could make you sick my friend. My company trashed 3 pallets of differtent size doors that were ordered as parts and not used. I snagged several for future use plus when I have cabinets that are damaged at installes I grab the doors off the cabinet when we install a replacement. I have in my garage a 39" x 12" wall cabinet used over fridgerators to use as inside cabinets when I build my new one.

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Wow that is sickening trashed? 3 pallets of them :o ? :shock: :shock: Darn they cost an arm and leg here. This was just plain luck that I got these and the money I saved in the process. :?
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