Wonder If He Is Having Any Luck

[o1marc]

https://atlanta.craigslist.org/atl/p...635931498.html


Hell, I'd pay them $5 each to remove them.

[PNW_Steve]

I posted mine on Craigslist for free if they would remove them or $5 each if I removed them.

All I got from the ad was threats to report me to CL because $5 is not free.

[o1marc]

Originally Posted by PNW_Steve

I posted mine on Craigslist for free if they would remove them or $5 each if I removed them.

All I got from the ad was threats to report me to CL because $5 is not free.

They'd probably complain that mine weren't free either if I paid you to take them out.
Got a guy coming Monday at 12:30 to help me, hoping to have the seats, walls, and ceiling removed by 5:30

[PNW_Steve]

Originally Posted by o1marc

They'd probably complain that mine weren't free either if I paid you to take them out.
Got a guy coming Monday at 12:30 to help me, hoping to have the seats, walls, and ceiling removed by 5:30

Way to get after it!

It took me 18 months to go from purchase to stripped..

[Whatthefak]

Originally Posted by o1marc

They'd probably complain that mine weren't free either if I paid you to take them out.
Got a guy coming Monday at 12:30 to help me, hoping to have the seats, walls, and ceiling removed by 5:30

Man that's alot of rivets in a few hours

I put my seats on Facebook, free obo

[PNW_Steve]

Originally Posted by Whatthefak

Man that's alot of rivets in a few hours

I put my seats on Facebook, free obo

Did you get any offers?

[o1marc]

Originally Posted by Whatthefak

Man that's alot of rivets in a few hours

I put my seats on Facebook, free obo

Genesis, no rivets, just screws. I ordered 2 new batteries for the drills so I have no down time waiting for them to charge.

I'm not even wasting my time listing the seats, I'll take the $50 they'll bring at salvage. I have to go there to get weighed anyways. I'll have the helper pull at the covers off, which os quite easy. if you get in a rhythm you can knock those screws out in 1-2 seconds ea.

[Rovobay]

I was thankful for all the screws in my bus. there was a guy that was trying to sell all his seats here in Portland, OR. I think he gave up after months of posting. I see free ones listed all the time. scrap collectors scoop them up. I took mine to recycle.

[1olfart]

A couple members here used the seat frames to fab up some under bus cages. I think one used them to support under floor racks to hold water tanks.
Might be worth checking it out.

[Whatthefak]

I really liked the screws in mine, an impact a couple batteries and you can clear the ceiling and walls in a couple hours