So Imagine You Buy A Farm. In The Forest You Find A Barn. You Open The Hidden Ba
02-15-2007, 11:39 AM
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Re: So Imagine You Buy A Farm. In The Forest You Find A Barn. You Open The Hidden Ba
it may not happen in this magnitude but finding ---- in unusual places is pretty common, how do you think the antique roadshow got so popular??
my dad (who works HVAC ----) asked me to help him install some gas piping at his friends house. while i was under the house in the crawlspace i found a tin full of baseball cards from the 50's. no real great players but it was still worth $300 just because they were old and in mint condition.
my dad (who works HVAC ----) asked me to help him install some gas piping at his friends house. while i was under the house in the crawlspace i found a tin full of baseball cards from the 50's. no real great players but it was still worth $300 just because they were old and in mint condition.
02-15-2007, 11:44 AM
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Re: So Imagine You Buy A Farm. In The Forest You Find A Barn. You Open The Hidden Ba
I bet it was somewhere were the previous owner probably believed was out of his property line. When I sold my house in Cali it turned out that the fence that divided my property fence was 1.5' into my property so I was loosing 117sqft( :P). Might be a possibility that that’s the case here to the extreme 
02-15-2007, 11:51 AM
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Re: So Imagine You Buy A Farm. In The Forest You Find A Barn. You Open The Hidden Ba
Originally Posted by stillnoturbo
Now the guy who bought the semi trailers in WI that had all that muscle car stuff if believeable. But this I ain't buying. Portugal isn't under Spain..it's on the western side of it. If it was south of Spain it'd be in Africa. Jackass.
02-15-2007, 12:25 PM
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Re: So Imagine You Buy A Farm. In The Forest You Find A Barn. You Open The Hidde
i would be happy to just find the barn..if you can call it that. that is one stout SOB. Don't see to many barns that big made from block and concrete. They where certainly safe in there. I can even see gas lines and a forced air heater in one of the pictures.
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Randy
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02-15-2007, 12:34 PM
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Re: So Imagine You Buy A Farm. In The Forest You Find A Barn. You Open The Hidden Ba
i'm gonna have to say that it has to be a fake. just like the story that a guy that one of your friends knows bought a nearly mint (insert car of choice here) from some old lady that had just been sitting in the garage for years while her son was away in the army, he died so he's selling it. he buys it for 1500 
. lol, i swear everybody has heard a story similar to that.
. lol, i swear everybody has heard a story similar to that.
02-15-2007, 12:43 PM
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Re: So Imagine You Buy A Farm. In The Forest You Find A Barn. You Open The Hidden Ba
Originally Posted by d16forlife
I bet it was somewhere were the previous owner probably believed was out of his property line. When I sold my house in Cali it turned out that the fence that divided my property fence was 1.5' into my property so I was loosing 117sqft( :P). Might be a possibility that that’s the case here to the extreme
02-15-2007, 12:49 PM
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Re: So Imagine You Buy A Farm. In The Forest You Find A Barn. You Open The Hidden Ba
Originally Posted by jeffsciv23
i'm gonna have to say that it has to be a fake. just like the story that a guy that one of your friends knows bought a nearly mint (insert car of choice here) from some old lady that had just been sitting in the garage for years while her son was away in the army, he died so he's selling it. he buys it for 1500 . lol, i swear everybody has heard a story similar to that.
. lol, i swear everybody has heard a story similar to that.
