Free rifle crates in Monroe, NC (SE Charlotte)

[Mark Gottesman]

Classic firearms posted a come and get them to clear out their loading dock. Look like they might be reuseable.

To far from me to be be worthwhile.

https://www.facebook.com/ClassicFirearm/photos/pb.313607818671784.-2207520000.1439922654./1030316777000881/?type=1&theater

 

[woodworker2000]

I can only guess that in some small store in LA or NYC, these are being sold as coffee tables for $750 each.

 

[chris_goris]

I can only guess that in some small store in LA or NYC, these are being sold as coffee tables for $750 each.

OOOHHH NOOOOO those states are far too liberal for that!!!

 

[red]

Those are very cool... but I don't need them.

Red

 

[kooshball]

Very cool and I need a couple of coffee tables. Anyone from apex getting any? I wonder if they smell funny?

 

[Raymond]

They more than likely smell like machine oil, cosmoline and a drying dessicant. A little sanding, and they will smell like new. I don't need any but I have used similar quite a few years ago.

 

[Gotcha6]

They'd go well with a cable spool coffee table and some cinder block book cases...........

 

[CrealBilly]

They'd go well with a cable spool coffee table and some cinder block book cases...........

The days before wifey - I traded my cable spool tables and cinder block cases for good cooking. But you forgot milk create LP storage bins. The steel ones were best

 

[CrealBilly]

 

[ehpoole]

Very 60s/early 70s.

I remember the 70s, can not say that I ever crossed paths with the 60s.

But I could never have gotten by with such small shelves. Even by college I had a 10ft wide by 7ft tall wall of bookcases and they were already overflowing with (mostly) reference books. My entire family has a serious book addiction...I just hope eBooks never fully replace the real things...as much as I may love my iPad, it just is not the same experience! My first shelves were constructed from produce crates and 1x's, but as they got taller I finally had to replace them with something a bit more stable that could handle hat much weight.

PS -- Thanks for the flashback!