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I'm trying to sell a butcher block as we get rid of stuff in preparation for our move to Zambia with Presbyterian World Missions.

This is the real deal, solid, 30"x24"x16". Heavy! New, the cost is about $1,200. I'd like to get $600 $450 for it, to put in the Land Cruiser fund.

Here's a photo:


Send me a pm if with your contact information if interested.
Thanks

Moving here with Presbyterian World Missions; selling my stuff.

Is it a Boos? Where are you located? I'm most definitely interested. Email me at jordan hunt at me dot come please.

There's a plate on the underside; I knew someone would make me get on my hands and knees. I'm in San Antonio.

This is it:

http://www.butcherblock.com/product/monarch-12-end-grain-chopping-block/

Damn. I'm in Dallas. But might be willing to come pick it up for 450.

I'd call that a mighty bold price for a one eyed fat man.

Make it $500 and we've got a deal. And I won't charge for helping you load it

What else are you selling?

I've got some antique railroad (pocket) watches; all work. The cream of the crop is a white gold Ball, its a beautiful watch with a white gold chain. I've also got a yellow gold Illinois with a chain. Those are the two collector's items. Also a Waltham, a Hampden, with a cover, and an Elgin, which isn't as nice as the others.

In a few months, a 2010 Lexus RX350 and a 2009 Mini S.

Also a Smith and Wesson 9mm pistola; can't remember the model.

All going into the Land Cruiser fund.

Whoever buys this, needs to complete the set:


Butcher Block Table & Chairs

If the S&W is an M&P I would be interested.

Interested. Email pellerind at yahoo

Big cruiser fan here. What are you looking at in Africa? Please say 70 series, diesel with manual

FWIW, the OP has two eyes, and they both function. He is kinda fat, though.

You nailed it, 70 Series, diesel, manual, right hand drive (watch out!). Maybe the 4 door pickup, but more likely the 4 door SUV.

I am curious if the block is full thickness throughout, or if they have a skirt around the outside that gives the impression of thickness but saves some material (and if it is recessed, how much if you don't mind me asking). I have had several people ask for quotes on these, so I am always curious how different people make them.

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You nailed it, 70 Series, diesel, manual, right hand drive (watch out!). Maybe the 4 door pickup, but more likely the 4 door SUV.

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Dream car for me. Good luck with your African adventure. I hope you keep us updated on your mission and final 70 series purchase (of course)!

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I am curious if the block is full thickness throughout, or if they have a skirt around the outside that gives the impression of thickness but saves some material (and if it is recessed, how much if you don't mind me asking). I have had several people ask for quotes on these, so I am always curious how different people make them.

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I would highly doubt that it isn't full thickness. They are one of the few reputable block makers out there, along with Boos, and you dont sell these things for 1200+ without them being full thickness.

Yes, 16" of solid maple, the real deal. See my negotiating skills above, where I offer to help load it to a prospective buyer.

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I will be creating and posting to a blog on a regular basis, and will post the link info on Texags for those who might want to follow our work. Thanks.

This is relevant to my interests, as I have seriously considered applying for a position in Zambia.

What type of gig and where? In the copper belt?

What is the appeal of a Land Cruiser? They are basically a 4 Runner/Tacoma frame with a little bit different body, right?

A landcruiser is heavier built all the way around, they are over-built. Love the diesels, and wish they would sell them in the US. Put better tires and a mild lift and go anywhere. I used to have a BJ42 and look forward to when I can get another. It's what a jeep wants to be when it grows up.

Not the 70 series. Tanks. African roads.