Anyone need these items?
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Anyone need these items?
I am upgrading my baby and in the next 10 - 14 days I will be removing and replacing the following items from my '79 Tri-cabin - SeaDog:
Original refrigerator - works well
Original built-in stove - works fine
Original sleeper sofa - good condition
Original 120gal galvanized fuel tank - good condition
Original 130gal galvanized fuel tank - good condition
Original stainless steel sink - good condition
If any of you fine friends here on the forum, who have been so helpful to me, is in need of any of these items I will be glad to give them to you, but you must pay shipping or come pick them up in Michigan, City, IN.
Rather than post photos here, if you are interested, drop me a line at k9th@yahoo.com and I will get them to you.
If I am in error placing this post here, I will gladly move it wherever. Since they are not for sale I didn't think it would matter.
Original refrigerator - works well
Original built-in stove - works fine
Original sleeper sofa - good condition
Original 120gal galvanized fuel tank - good condition
Original 130gal galvanized fuel tank - good condition
Original stainless steel sink - good condition
If any of you fine friends here on the forum, who have been so helpful to me, is in need of any of these items I will be glad to give them to you, but you must pay shipping or come pick them up in Michigan, City, IN.
Rather than post photos here, if you are interested, drop me a line at k9th@yahoo.com and I will get them to you.
If I am in error placing this post here, I will gladly move it wherever. Since they are not for sale I didn't think it would matter.
Tim
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Re: Anyone need these items?
k9th wrote:I am upgrading my baby and in the next 10 - 14 days I will be removing and replacing the following items from my '79 Tri-cabin - SeaDog:
Original refrigerator - works well
Original built-in stove - works fine
Original sleeper sofa - good condition
Original 120gal galvanized fuel tank - good condition
Original 130gal galvanized fuel tank - good condition
Original stainless steel sink - good condition
If any of you fine friends here on the forum, who have been so helpful to me, is in need of any of these items I will be glad to give them to you, but you must pay shipping or come pick them up in Michigan, City, IN.
Rather than post photos here, if you are interested, drop me a line at k9th@yahoo.com and I will get them to you.
If I am in error placing this post here, I will gladly move it wherever. Since they are not for sale I didn't think it would matter.
How big is that stove? Is it counter top or full stove?
Trojan
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k9th wrote:It is a literal built-in with top burners and an oven below, so it fits into a correctly sized pocket in the counter.
It is approximately 22" wide x 22" deep x 24" high. I will be back there Saturday and can get exact dimensions if you need them.
No I only have the F26 it does not have the full stove. I wanted to replace my counter top stove with electric one Ive seen that use`s alcohol or electric.
Trojan
** F25 Hardtop - Express - 1974 - 25 ft
** F26 Hardtop - Express - 1971 - 26 ft
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This one is electric only. I'll send the pic if you want since I can't seem to get photos to post for whatever reason. Here's a link to Photobucket pic.
http://i729.photobucket.com/albums/ww29 ... Boat20.jpg
http://i729.photobucket.com/albums/ww29 ... Boat20.jpg
Tim
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No That is ok, It will not fit in the F26 unless I remove the fridge. Thanks though.k9th wrote:This one is electric only. I'll send the pic if you want since I can't seem to get photos to post for whatever reason.
Trojan
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I have a 36' trifly, the survey says fuel tanks may be an issue, but I need to test...how? or should I get get your tanks in case? I would wait until no one else really needs them first unless mine turn out bad. The sink I need is for the aft head, I am assuming you are giving the galley onethough?
Dave
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Dave -rooferdave wrote:I have a 36' trifly, the survey says fuel tanks may be an issue, but I need to test...how? or should I get get your tanks in case? I would wait until no one else really needs them first unless mine turn out bad. The sink I need is for the aft head, I am assuming you are giving the galley onethough?
Dave
You are welcome to the tanks and they are in good condition. My tanks are beneath the beds in the master stateroom and were the optional larger tanks for the year so a dimensional check for fit would probably be in order. I am upgrading to polyethelene so they are yours if you want them.
Tim
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I have a really nice leather love seat now, [With no storage, and weighs about 150 lbs] but would consider replacing it with a fold out. I can do basic upholstery... could you post a picture of the fold out, and what kind of shape is the mechanism in? thanks; [could probably drive up and pick it up, maybe buy you lunch at some expensive fast food joint
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