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1. 
   intrepidcat | Jan 20, 2006 07:33pm | #1

   I think mine was $55 with a "free" drill bit. Less than $60, I think, with shipping.

   Great radio!

    

   "All men's miseries derive from not being able to sit in a quiet room alone." Pascal

2. 
   Shoeman | Jan 22, 2006 05:43pm | #2

   OUT OF STOCK

    

    

   Thanks - Always nice to know of another deal I missed out on.

   
   

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   Edited 1/22/2006 9:49 am by Shoeman

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   ponytl | Jan 22, 2006 10:22pm | #3

   i gave $20 for mine at a pawnshop... new in the box...  was prob a freebee to some guy who was sent out to buy a new hammer drill... and the freebee became lunch money

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   Shoeman | Jan 23, 2006 04:14am | #5

   I quit going to pawnshops many years ago

   My house had been robbed

   I found many of my things at the local pawn shop

   Police said they couldn't help me since I didn't have a list of serial numbers or any identification numbers that I had engraved into the items

   I could tell them about cosmetic flaws they would find on things - even before they opened the cases, but that was not enough

   Fine folks at the pawnshop agreed to sell me my stuff back at 25% off the price they had marked it

    

   Used to buy quite a few things at pawn shops prior to that - now just really can't bring myself to go into the places.

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   ponytl | Jan 23, 2006 04:43am | #8

   I understand what u are say'n...   Pawn shops & police in my area don't operate that way...  as a former pawnbroker and pres of the pawnbrokers ####.  We wrote the law that required pawnshops in our area to a. require fingerprints on all persons pawning, b. keep logs that must be electronicly transfered to the police dept each day with every item, ser#.ect...... hold all pawned items for 60 days before they are placed out for sale, hold all pawned items 48hrs before the person pawning can pick em up, any person found to be pawning something stolen name goes on a "do not pawn list" that is given to every pawnshop everyday...

   what all this doesn't address is all the second hand stores, fleamarkets, jewelery stores ect...  you wouldn't think twice about buy'n "estate jewelery"

   good & bad everywhere... 

   p

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   razzman | Jan 23, 2006 02:24am | #4

   That's ok, if you have money burning a hole in your pocket try this...

   View Image View Image Milwaukee 0903-99 Kit Includes Hatchet Sawzall and Hammer Driver Drill - Only $190 - While Supplies Last Only ! (Yes , These Are New In Box)

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   'Nemo me impune lacesset'No one will provoke me with impunity

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   Shoeman | Jan 23, 2006 04:16am | #6

   Money burning a hole in my pockets is definitly not a problem.

   However I did chuck my last work radio in the dumpster on Thursday, and was trying to justify getting a nice one.  Saw your post and thought I would be upgrading.

   Guess I will have to go to Goodwill and shell out another $3 - $5 for a new radio on Monday to get me through.

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   ponytl | Jan 23, 2006 04:33am | #7

   don't know if they have BigLots in your area... but for $7 u can get a new one  or for $12.99 u can get one with a CD....  people in china have to eat too

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3. 
   razzman | Jan 23, 2006 06:51am | #9

   You never told me if that lumber in the bed came with it.

    

   be always lookin' fer a deal, man.

   'Nemo me impune lacesset'
   No one will provoke me with impunity

1. 
   TGNY | Jan 23, 2006 04:00pm | #10

   I might be able to scrounge up some pieces to sweeten the deal.

1. 
   razzman | Jan 23, 2006 07:51pm | #11

   heh heh

    

    

    

   'Nemo me impune lacesset'No one will provoke me with impunity