Bobsprit wrote:
So it does, however the first thing a prospective sees is the part about "must
be picked up in Queens", it might put some off, just trying to help out.

Martin, are you having reading trouble? It doesn't say that anywhere on the
page.
It reads:

Packing and shipping these props will be 36.00 in the US. You can also pick
this up in Queens or City Island, NY.

RB

Go try again, if one reads from top to bottom, left to right, as most of us in this group do, the first thing about shipping you find is directly
below "Item Location", and reads:

"Item location: Queens, NY
United States
Ships to: Local pickup only (no shipping)"

Now as I said, I'm just trying to be helpful, you seem to be getting rather defensive.

Cheers
Marty

Sorry, Marty. As you can see, they're sold.

RB

Bobsprit wrote:

Sorry, Marty. As you can see, they're sold.

RB

Thanks for the apology, congrats on the sale, somebody got a steal, however I'd be wary of a first time buyer that joined yesterday!


Cheers
Marty

Thanks for the apology, congrats on the sale, somebody got a steal, however I'd
be wary of a first time buyer that joined yesterday!

I have a second buyer, off-ebay, if he doesn't pay. Those props cost 900 bucks,
so it is a good deal. I have many more props including some feathering ones to
be auctioned off soon.

R.

Bobsprit wrote:


I have a second buyer, off-ebay, if he doesn't pay. Those props cost 900 bucks,
so it is a good deal. I have many more props including some feathering ones to
be auctioned off soon.

We made a couple of prop shafts (2" 318 SS) and brass nuts for a ferro-cement barge being converted into a square rigger some years ago, IIRC he was
using 23" props and they went for close to two grand apiece!

Cheers
Marty

I've been considering a feathering prop. But I don't want a stolen one.

SV

"Martin Baxter" wrote in message
...
Bobsprit wrote:


I have a second buyer, off-ebay, if he doesn't pay. Those props cost 900
bucks,
so it is a good deal. I have many more props including some feathering
ones to
be auctioned off soon.

We made a couple of prop shafts (2" 318 SS) and brass nuts for a
ferro-cement barge being converted into a square rigger some years ago, IIRC
he was
using 23" props and they went for close to two grand apiece!

Cheers
Marty

Scott Vernon wrote:

I've been considering a feathering prop. But I don't want a stolen one.


More like you dont want one that Bob stole. ;-o

Cheers
Marty