Pictures of Auctions

I was thinking, what if we startto take some pictures of our auctions?

I mean after you win a unit, take a picture of it, with the port open.
Then take some pics as you go along sorting it out.
And then of course after you have found your goodies.

I will start to bring my camera around from now on.
Let us document and share our finest moments.

Or our biggest dump loads!

Hi,
Our computer crashed and I lost everything!  Including my storage unit pictures.     I had a picture of a unit I paid $60 for that filled up our 2-1/2 car garage.  Most of it went to the dump.  But I still made over $2000 on it from books, etc. 

I'll be going to an auction this weekend that has over 20+ units right now.  I'll be sure to take a picture if I win one this week.  Healthe

Good idea, would be cool to see some pictures

I won a unit today, paid $25.00 for it.

Here are the pics from the unit right after i won it.

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Best-Deals-Online/124251090971678?v=photos&ref=ts

very interesting...thanks for the pics.

What do you do with the old/ out dated computer screen?

Sell them, normally i get $5.00 to $10.00 for them.
As long as they are in working order.

anybody else have any pictures of some of the stuff they are winning??

OK, let's see if this works...trying to give a link to a pic of one of my best "finds" in a locker.



Yep, it worked. Hopefully the large pic will resize on your screen as it did on mine.

I got this in a POD lkr and it sold for $2600 in ten days (but took 11 months to clear DMV and Honda Finance).

Here's another one. I actually bought this from one of my competitors, then sold it for twice the money I paid him.



I got 52 paper trimmers in a locker; $90 for the lkr. I sell them for between $15 and $25 each. So far I've sold 26 of them for $509 for an average of $18.85 each.

I won a unit today, paid $25.00 for it.

Here are the pics from the unit right after i won it.

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Best-Deals-Online/124251090971678?v=photos&ref=ts

Mr. A....   A question for you. Remind me again of your state and then let me know if the all cinder-block lkrs are typical there. In my neck of the woods (California) the vast majority are corrugated metal; older units are typically metal frames with a particle board type of panel filling out the walls. Thanks!

I am in Memphis,TN

Some of the older storage unit places has cinder blocks or concrete walls.
And the newer ones has metal.
And we have 2 places that are totally made with wood, lol.

I would say that in Memphis 75% of the places uses metal buildings.