I was lazy this weekend and didnt go out picking.

Went Thursday to try and get an antique milkshake mixer but by the time I got there hey figured out what they had and had it priced t retail.

Did find a Foredom rotary tool but its the old model.  Picked for $10.  Might get upwards of $75.
Sending out the copper pots to be fixed. Hope those turn out nice and can flip at a decent price.  Tho after cost I'm going to have some major money into them.

Sales have sucked last couple weeks so not to interested in buying.   I'm pretty shocked I haven't sold the router yet.  Priced to sell and not a nibble.   Same with air tools.   Brand new, never used Snap-On tools priced at 40% of retail and not one email.   Might have to lit on ebay for a larger market....

Oh well, off to hit some estate sales 50% off days and maybe take in some garage sales......

No.  But there is one auctioneer that his son comes and bids.
He is a serious buyer but I've always felt its wrong, conflict-of-interest.

It's a win-win.    Either he gets the locker or runs up the price so his company makes more.

They seem legit and are nice guys but just doesn't sit well with me....

 

It looks like a cart that a hospital would use in their nursery for newborns. All it's missing is the plastic bed that rests on top.

Nailed it.


http://www.universalmedicalinc.com/Medical-Hospital-Bassinets-s/94.htm

http://www.quickmedical.com/bassinet-carts.html

Without knowing the items you had I'd still say $150 isn't to bad.

You also have to remember a lot of people went out of town or had BBQs last weekend then a short work week so an extra day of work to catch up on.  Means this weekend they are lazy or catching up on things.
Equals low turn out.
At least that's the theory I'm going with...cause that's the excuse I used today for not picking...even tho I don't have a real job.   

It still blows me away how many people don't look at the cost as a total. I hear "it only costs me this much a month". Really?

Tell me about it!  My friend got a qoute to have an outbuilding built about 5yrs ago.
20x24 on a concrete slab.   Builder quoted him $4600. $1000 down, 150/month, no interest.

He turned it down.  To expensive.

However, he pays $175/month for a 10x20 to work out of.

Of course the limits are, if it is stolen property. If you legally buy a locker and it turns out to be stolen stuff you can't sell it.

This always pisses me off.   Buy locker, stolen goods, I'm in possession of stolen goods.
Cops take, THEY auction off.....oh, it's all cool now.

I don't watch SW unless I happen to see it as I'm flipping channels but did catch this episode.
I didnt even know who this guy was......   

But the whole show ws brutal.   The new guy buying a $4000 unit?   Then at the end saying he was a winner at $900 profit?   Okay, let's say he can sell those old phones I see around selling at $10 for $100. Or the set of Avon cologne bottles that are at every thrift shop at 50cents for his '$50 all day long'.....
And we'll even leave out his employees pay.....

Lets say he made $900.   That's a hell of a lotta work for $900! 

And the rest of the cast buying junk units in the $1000 range just so that guy didnt win it?  Oh yeah.  You showed him!   I *wish* everyone at auctions would do that to me!   Keep taking those losses and I'll see you at the next auction......oh wait....no I won't, your broke!   

Storage Wars has officially lost me as a viewer......

I feel a little wierd setting up an account where it's advertised as "A place where Mom's buy & sell".