Free junk - come and get it.
 

I have about 7-10 small ammo tins I will never use. I think these are kind the mil. used for .223, but now a lot of ammo makers use them for 500 rd. count shipments.

I have a 17" Dell monitor, the big clunky kind. Works perfectly, about 3 yrs. old and only used for about 6 mos. I also have a 17" Gateway monitor that I used for about two yrs., though it's now about 9 yrs. old. AFAIK, it works fine.

I have a JVC 5 disc changer that's about 12 yrs. old, though it works perfectly and is part of my garage stereo.

I have a Sony tuner with several speakers, about 8 yrs. old that makes up the rest of my garage stereo.

Just let me know when you can come get it and it's yours. All of it works very well. I'm moving and don't need this stuff to pad my moving costs.

If no takers on the computer monitors, you may want to consider donating to a local school.

Sounds like it's free to whoever wants to come and get it; doubt he wants to hunt around to see how to donate then haul it himself. I imagine if you know of a needy school you could pick it up from him and make the donation :lol:

PM Sent about the tuner.

Montgomery County has for years had a computer donation program:
http://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/d...ts/cte/donate/

I donated some monitors a while ago; I was able to drop them off at a school near me. I just guessed that other localities had something similar.

I'll look into donating the monitors when I get around to it. Ammo cans and Tuner have been reserved.

Monitors make great targets! :-)

FWIW, I'll be selling some stuff too. See my 51" tv in the other thread. And for the low, low adoption fee of $200, I'm unloading my 6' Boa with 75 gal. aquarium and real human skull.

[quote=Rick Lee;And for the low, low adoption fee of $200, I'm unloading my 6' Boa with 75 gal. aquarium and real human skull.[/quote]That's a great price for 6'. Why are you selling? Is it healthy? How old?

For those of you who've never owned a snake, they make great pets, and boas, other than the feeding issue, are among the best. 6' is pretty big for a "starter snake," though, IMHO.

Peter

My Boa is 12 yrs. old. I got her as a hatchling, FWIW.