Someone Save Her!

DaveStroman2

That really is a pretty cool radiator. Not worth the $ he is asking. Here is a photo of one a woman has in Colo. I offered her $300 bucks and was willing to drive 2 hours to get it. Still have not heard back from her. Guess I will sit back and wait.

Dave Stroman, Denver



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Patrick North

Someone Save Her!

Never seen one before:
http://cgi.ebay.com/WARMING-CLOSET-RADIATOR_W0QQitemZ190138679691QQihZ009QQcategoryZ66637QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem#ebayphotohosting

Way too big for me, but maybe one of you guys can find a good home for it? Steamhead- this isn't too far from you guys!

Patrick North

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starting bid of 1K??

And its pick up only. He's crazy unless it cam delivered AND installed.

let him smash it up and take it to the scrap yard. At the minimum bid he is setting we are not trying to save it we are trying to put this guys daughter through college.

skw

Patrick North

Yeah...

A lot of folks on ebay seem to have an unrealistic sense of how much they can get for a plain jane rad. From the ad, I don't get the impression that this guy knows what he's got, but I wouldn't be too surprised if he can get his asking price(my limited understanding is that this style is pretty rare). If not, I hope the guy relists it for significantly less rather than scrapping it.
Patrick North

Paul Fredricks_3

If it doesn't sell, someone can make him an offer. If anyone really wants it, might not be a bad idea.

Dave Yates (GrandPAH)_1

but Wheels!

It's listed as being 9' deep!!!

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Timco

I am tempted...really tempted...

Dave, would your lady in CO take $500? I'll drive up from SLC for that...

Tim

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should have offered 1K

Seems all us heating guys are out of the loop when it comes to vintage antiques!!

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prportionally

If I look at the picture that makes the radiator almost 40ft long.... PHEW. Now I know why it is so expensive.

Mike T., Swampeast MO

Interesting. Isn't that an aftermarket conversion?

Mike T., Swampeast MO

Saved--even if I have to take off three days and drive 1,600+ miles to rural PA.

Will probably replace the one in the photo.

Top rail of wainscotting is 38"--same as rad. Have to re-pipe in 3/4" (1 1/4" now).

DaveStroman2

Hey Mike, are you the one who bid the $1000?

Dave Stroman, Denver

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Mike T., Swampeast MO

Yes.