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is this worth it?
Havok:
--- Quote from: Alpha17X on June 25, 2010, 12:35:41 pm ---I must live in an area of bad deals :( I'm used to thinking 100 for a hollowed out ruin of a cabinet is good.
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Yup - cabs like those are free in my area...
Malenko:
--- Quote from: mcdubbin on June 25, 2010, 12:42:51 pm ---I called and talked to the guy and he told me no water damage no dings/dents. Just a few scratches.. also he said guess some clamed the top part down a little to tight and created a slight bow on the back half (top side). It is completely gutted and he has the bracket for the monitor and he is askin 80 for it.
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I'd offer $30 TOPS
mcdubbin:
--- Quote from: Malenko on June 25, 2010, 01:32:53 pm ---
--- Quote from: mcdubbin on June 25, 2010, 12:42:51 pm ---I called and talked to the guy and he told me no water damage no dings/dents. Just a few scratches.. also he said guess some clamed the top part down a little to tight and created a slight bow on the back half (top side). It is completely gutted and he has the bracket for the monitor and he is askin 80 for it.
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I'd offer $30 TOPS
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30 really? I rarely see many cabinets in the Florida area (Tampa to be exact) and I figured this would be a good starting area for doing my first cabinet. I figured might as well post it here to see what you guys would think.
DashRendar:
It's hard to get on a message board like this and ask if something is worth x amount of money, because the supply/demand is different everywhere you go.
In your area, cabs like that could be rare, so that drives the value up. In other areas, maybe cabs like that can't be given away, so they end up in dumpsters.
YMMV
Malenko:
I live in the northeast, empty cabs are given away all the time, if that cab had working coin doors, power supply,etc then maybe $50 but 80 bucks for 25 yr old pieces of wood doesnt sound like a deal to me.
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