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Old 04-05-2009, 10:39 AM   #1
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Gd25apbf 400 cartons
Kd29apbsn 200 cartons
I need to get rid of these...$27 per carton. You pick up or arrange shipping.

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Old 04-05-2009, 02:34 PM   #2
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It helps if you mention the location...
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Gd25apbf 400 cartons
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I need to get rid of these...$27 per carton. You pick up or arrange shipping.
I wonder what shipping would cost on 18-20,000 lbs. of nails?
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The phrase "I need to get rid of these" doesn't sit right with me.

First post from a painter? Not unusual at all eh?
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The phrase "I need to get rid of these" doesn't sit right with me.

First post from a painter? Not unusual at all eh?
Probably taken "in trade" for a final payment.
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25 grand in gun nails is final payment?
From WHO?
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25 grand in gun nails is final payment?
From WHO?
I've seen some developers keep a pretty sizable fastener inventory, maybe not 600 boxes, but they weren't large developments either. Maybe they "fell off the back of a truck."
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sounds like the same guy who always drove up to my jobsites with sawblades for sale.
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Yeah...it is nothing like that. I am located just outside of Indianapolis. They did not fall off of the back of a truck. I got a great deal off of them directly from Senco. I have great friends there. The reason I need to get rid of them is because they take up too much @#@$ space. I have alot more nails and screws as well. I bought a truckload. I can send you a list of the nails and dura spin screws available if necessary.
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What kind of nails are those anyway ? trim ? Can you deliver?
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Those two items are an 8d coil smooth framing nail...and a 3.5" full round head framing nail. I cannot deliver. I can arrange delivery for you. I know a good trucking company.
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Yeah...it is nothing like that. I am located just outside of Indianapolis. They did not fall off of the back of a truck. I got a great deal off of them directly from Senco. I have great friends there. The reason I need to get rid of them is because they take up too much @#@$ space. I have alot more nails and screws as well. I bought a truckload. I can send you a list of the nails and dura spin screws available if necessary.
I'd be interested in some of the 3 1/2 non-coiled and duraspins 1 5/8 drywall 06A162P and 1 1/4 cement backer board to wood 08T125W

Post your prices and quanties on those duraspins, (I'm assuming these are the colated bucket containers). You should assume we would be doing something involving a 3rd party escrow.


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sounds like the same guy who always drove up to my jobsites with sawblades for sale.
Did he look like Mel Gibson, only anorexic? I think I know him too.
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Those two items are an 8d coil smooth framing nail...and a 3.5" full round head framing nail. I cannot deliver. I can arrange delivery for you. I know a good trucking company.
How the hell does a painter end up with so many nails?

Sound fishy to me, might want to put a min. post count on this section of the forum.
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Maybe the trailer fell off of the tractor
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Hey! Do not knock it!

I will buy ANYTHING at "The Right Price".

Profit is NEVER made in "The Sale". It is made in the "Purchase Price"!

My ONLY constraint is the "Who" I am purchasing said item from.
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About 6 months ago Senco closed down one location & had a huge clean up sale. They've consolidated much of their operation, & relocated about 1/2 mile from my shop in part of a huge closed down 3M plant. I have a brother that bought a few pallets of nails dirt cheap, & some other odds & ends. It could easily be legit.
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Id be interested if you didnt live so far away, I could use those 3 1/2 inchers.
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i can use some senco finish nails if you have. 18g and 16g
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sounds like the same guy who always drove up to my jobsites with sawblades for sale.
Thats almost as good as the guy we have stopping by all the time trying to sell us diesel fuel. For a LOW CASH PRICE. No checks, No credit cards.
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