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   Guest_ | Jul 09, 1999 11:49pm | #1

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   Peter,

   Where is the barn located now? Size? Style? Method of construction? History?

   Give me a few minutes and I'll think of a few more quetions.

   Always more questions than answers, JonC

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   Guest_ | Jul 10, 1999 06:17am | #2

   *Peter,I have bought a lot of wood like this from a company called "Vintage Lumber" out of Fredrick, Maryland. You might call them. I doubt that they will care if it can be assembled. They are more of an old wood broker. Just a thought.Also, Pacific Post and Beam in San Luis Obispo, CA. We do a lot of work with them. Talk with Terry Turney there. He may be able to help you. 805.543.7565Ed. Williams

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   Peter_craycroft | Jul 11, 1999 07:06am | #3

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   Please see http://www.designengineplus.com and get back to me with more questions. thanks
   Peter

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   Peter_craycroft | Jul 11, 1999 07:36am | #4

   *Thank you very much. This barn deserves a good home and unfortunately, I no longer provide it. If you have further thoughts please let me know. see http://www.designengineplus.com for pictures etc.

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   Peter_craycroft | Jul 16, 1999 12:45am | #5

   *EdI can not find a number for Vintage Lumber. Do you have any more details? thanksPeter

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   Peter_craycroft | Jul 16, 1999 12:45am | #6

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   Complete 1870 Barn carefully dissassembled, labled. stacked and covered. I need to move from site and sell immediately.Any offers or suggestion would be greatly appreciated. The wood is in excellent condition for rebuild or salvage, It is old growth douglas fir. It is posted at http:/www.designengineplus.com