This is a friendly reminder (again) that no matter when you send in a classified post it will NOT appear until the Friday chatlist. Please do NOT email me asking where your classified post is. It will not appear until the Friday Chatlist. If you send in your classified post on Friday AFTER the classified chatlist has already gone out, guess what? You classified post will NOT appear until the FOLLOWING Friday's Classified Chatlist.
If you get an automated receipt after you send in your post that means we HAVE received your post. Regular emails are posted within 24 to 48 hours. Of course, classified posts will NOT appear until the Friday chatlist.
The Friday Classifieds are very popular and it's not unusual to have over 30 to 40 items on the list. Do NOT email me about a missing post unless you have double checked the chatlist again.
The general rule of thumb is that you can post the same service or the same items twice in a row or twice in a month. Please adhere to this rule. It also helps a lot if you use some descriptive text in your heading besides FOR SALE ie used TV for sale, yardwork services, Queen-Size Bed and lots of other household stuff
Last item! Please remember that the Classified Chatlist is a FREE and popular community service. Neighbors like dealing with neighbors and it's nice to buy stuff or services from folks you "know". Following certain guidelines makes it a better experience for us all.
1. want to buy used hog panels 2. Just in time for prom! Several formal dresses for sale! 3. Bynum Cookbooks with Clyde Jones Signature 4. Help needed 5. Babysitter and tutors needed 6. TONS of boys clothes for sale - sizes 0-3 months up to 18-24 months. Also, Infant car seat, high chair, pack n play. 7. Feed storage bin wanted 8. brass replater 9. Friday Classifieds - AKC Miniature Dachshunds 10. for sale add for Friday 11. Energy Saving Tips For The Home: Light & Water 12. Wooden beds, on demand water heater, china plates and lighting for sale 13. Jewel Treats for your Valentine 14. IBC Totes for Sale 15. Friday post- Jewelry classes 16. Post 17. ** Artist's Note 18. Salon Blue Now Offering Purses 19. Re; Dog wash 20. please post - First Sunday Events 21. please post - First Sunday at Fusions 22. puppy supplies 23. Master Painter 24. Luxury Home with Built with Green Energy Technologies 25. re:classifieds - lost & found pets 26. Motorcycle for sale 27. oak wood floor refinishing contractor sought 2/8 - 2/15 28. WholeLife Organizing for your home, office, and life 29. Cool Stuff For Sale!! Act Now!! 30. Re: Chatham Chatlist #2737
-------------------- 1 -------------------- Date: Sun, 28 Jan 2007 14:58:21 -0500 (EST) From: Elizabeth Studstill Subject: want to buy used hog panels
Hi, I'd like to buy some hog panels that are still in good condition. If you have some to sell give me a call at 259-6148. Looking for 7-9 or whatever you've got.
Thanks -Elizabeth
-------------------- 2 -------------------- Date: Mon, 29 Jan 2007 07:52:12 -0800 (PST) From: HEATHER WHITE Subject: Just in time for prom! Several formal dresses for sale!
If you would like to see a picture of any of these, e-mail me and I will get it to you as soon as possible. Please, serious inquires only.
Red, strapless, full length formal gown, beaded/embroidered top, size 8. EXCELLENT condition - only worn once in a wedding. Wrap included, embroidered on the ends. Paid $185, asking $80. Matching shoes, size 6½ available for $15, paid $45, worn once. Dress would also be GORGEOUS shortened!!
Lavender strapless formal gown, full length with short, gathered train, size 12. EXCELLENT condition – only worn once in a wedding. Paid $185, Asking $80. Would also be GORGEOUS shortened!
Pale blue, full length formal dress. Simple but VERY elegant. Matte material – have to see a picture of this one! EXCELLENT condition – only worn once in a wedding. Wrap included. Paid $150, asking $65. Size 6 ½ shoes also available for $15, paid $45, worn once.
Eggplant purple, velvet, full length formal gown. Wide, “gathered straps” . “V” back, bow w/ long sash. Size 7/8, EXCELLENT condition – only worn once in a wedding. Paid $150, Asking $65.
Shiny silver (not metallic, more satiny), full length formal gown, 1 – 1 ½ inch wide straps w/ rhinestone “buckle”, very simple, VERY pretty. Size 15/16. EXCELLENT condition – only worn once in a wedding. Wrap included. Paid $125, asking $65. Might also look gorgeous shortened.
Teal green, strapless, full length formal gown. Sheer overlay, jacket with white ruffle poof sleeve, pearl buttons. Size 8? (I’ll have to double check size on this one). Asking $45.
Black and White, strapless, full length formal gown. Worn twice. Smaller size, probably around a 5. Asking $45
Again, please contact me if you are interested in looking at one (or more!) of these dresses for possible purchase.
-------------------- 3 -------------------- Date: Mon, 29 Jan 2007 12:10:14 -0500 From: asfewas2 Subject: Bynum Cookbooks with Clyde Jones Signature
The Bynum United Methodist Church has put together an outstanding cookbook this year with about 800 recipes. Tried and true from Bynum and Beyond. Each tab has a photograph of some where in the old Mill Village that may bring back memories. Also, we were honored by Clyde Jones who not only had his picture taken along with a piece or two of his artwork but, he signed every one of the cookbooks! So, for the low price of $15.00 you get more than just the recipes, you get an original signature by a well known Chatham County folk artists. Please call Karen Webster at 542-6931.
-------------------- 4 -------------------- Date: Mon, 29 Jan 2007 10:36:19 -0700 From: Kim Nelson Subject: Help needed
<div>Hello Everyone,</div> <div> I know I don't post on the Chat list often but I do enjoy reading up on the "goings on" in Chatham County(Pittsboro). I think my favorite thing about the Chat List is the opportunity to post job offerings when we have them available. I am glad there is a venue to share these opportunities with locals such as this. I have listed the details below. Thanks for all you do!! </div> <div> </div> <div>Part-time Receptionist/Cashier</div> <div>Hours: 3:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Monday - Friday </div> <div> Responsibilities include: Answer multi-line switchboard, Light filing, Cashier for Service & Parts Departments.</div> <div>Salary based on experience. </div> <div> Contact: Scott Ransom at 542-3131 or in person at Pittsboro Ford, 1245 Thompson Street, Pittsboro</div> <div> </div> <div>Kim Nelson<BR>Pittsboro Ford<BR>1245 Thompson Street<BR>Pittsboro, NC 27312<BR>T.919-542-3131<BR>F.919-642-0181<BR>C.910-233-5036<BR>Email <A xhref="mailto:
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-------------------- 5 -------------------- Date: Mon, 29 Jan 2007 17:26:57 -0500 From: "Linda Starkweather" Subject: Babysitter and tutors needed
We need a responsible adult to provide child care to toddlers while their parents learn English though our family literacy program sponsored by CCCC. The class meets two nights a week, Mondays and Thursdays, from 6:45 to 9 p.m. at Pittsboro Elementary School. There are usually 2 to 4 toddlers, ranging in age from 1 to 2 years. A small stipend is provided in addition to the reward of participating in such a worthwhile activity.
We also welcome volunteers to help tutor our 6 to 10 year old ESL students in reading and math. It is not necessary to speak Spanish.
For more information call or e-mail Linda Starkweather, (919) 542-4133.
-------------------- 6 -------------------- Date: Tue, 30 Jan 2007 11:05:40 -0800 (PST) From: HEATHER WHITE Subject: TONS of boys clothes for sale - sizes 0-3 months up to 18-24 months. Also, Infant car seat, high chair, pack n play.
Please e-mail me for a photograph/description, let me know what size range you're interested in. Too much to post!!!!!
-------------------- 7 -------------------- Date: Wed, 31 Jan 2007 06:20:23 -0800 (PST) From: Davis Andrews Subject: ** Feed storage bin wanted
I would like to find a Butler style round corrugated galvanized storage bin either new or used. I see these things all over the countryside on old farm sites. I don't know what they are actually used for, but I want to turn one into an out building. If you have one that's in the way, I'll come and get it. Thanks, Davis Andrews
Am very attached to a "gift" piece but it is very shabby now.
I value the CL and feel I know some tho we have never met. Cheers!
Rita Ober
-------------------- 9 -------------------- Date: Wed, 31 Jan 2007 10:00:54 EST From: OakTrace Subject: Friday Classifieds - AKC Miniature Dachshunds
AKC Miniature Dachshunds 7 weeks old. They have had their first shots and have been dewormed. They have been raised completely indoors, are handled daily, and are currently working on paper training. We have 6 males available. 4 short haired reds, 1 long haired red, and 1 black and tan. They are great dogs for kids and families! They will mature under 12 lbs - a couple are very small and should mature in the 7-8 lb range. The short hairs are $325 and the long hair is $425. Please email address above or call (919) 663-3040.
-------------------- 10 -------------------- Date: Wed, 31 Jan 2007 07:20:22 -0800 (PST) From: Jeremy Newbold Subject: for sale add for Friday
For Sale
Gibson Les Paul Custom Shop '58 Reiussue electric guitar w/ hardshell case. Made in '98, beautiful figured top! For sale at C. A. Sullivan Music in Pittsboro, askin $2,800. These are $3,300 new and don't have figured tops anymore. Plus, the necks are thicker now and harder to play! Also for sale, Germino Lead 55 LV head with 6V6 tubes and 2x12 speaker cab. This amp is a reprodutcion of a '68 Marshall plexi. The 6V6 tubes and the Scumbag 25 speakers in the cab give it a dynamite overdrive at a much lower volume than an old-school Marshall. New, this stack would cost $2,700, and there is a 6-8 week wait for Germino since they are handmade to the highest quality. I'm selling mine for $2,200. Buy the guitar and the stack, I will knock $500 off the amp. E-mail me at
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if you are interested. Thanks.
Jeremy Newbold
-------------------- 11 -------------------- Date: Wed, 31 Jan 2007 07:58:31 -0800 (PST) From: Eric Shook Subject: Energy Saving Tips For The Home: Light & Water
Water Heaters:
1. Most import -INSULATION! Water heater blankets can reduce your water tanks heating cycle by 31% in the winter months in our climate. (Think Thermos) -available at J. Henry
2. GO TANK-LESS- If you ever get the urge or the chance, look into tank-less water heaters. They work very efficiently on either gas or electric service, and supply a constant flow of water at your desired temperature. Unlike tank water heaters, these models only heat the water as it's needed, instead of wasting energy to heat your water supply 24/7. At first there might be a sticker shock, but over the course of a year, your energy bill will prove it was well worth the upfront cost. (Think BOSCH) -available at J. Henry
Lights:
1: Turn them off! There is an old myth that says "leaving the some lights on instead of turning them off uses less energy than turning them on and off". I don't want to feud over antique thinking but that's just bollocks. As a fairly new husband and father, I find it my duty to walk around the house cutting off light switches. -not available at J. Henry
2: Compact Fluorescents! They been around since the 1980's, why only now they are so popular evades me. I've had my house on Compact Fluorescents since 1992, and the immediate energy savings will reflect in your very next bill. If you are unfamiliar with the ratios of energy comparatively between the bulbs, 40w becomes 11w, 60w becomes 13w, 75w becomes 20w, 100 becomes 23w.
That means that changing just one 100 watt incandescent bulb to an equivalent compact fluorescent in North Carolina would save you $74.00 on energy consumed over the course of a year. Now think about replacing 12 of those bulbs. $888.00 total saved.
HOWEVER! Be cautious of cheaply made compact fluorescent that have limitations to their uses. -some cannot be installed upside down. -some cannot be dimmed. -some cannot be used outdoors. -some cannot be enclosed by the fixture. -some leach dangerous gases. -some last a very short time. -some have a very cold color temperature. -some are still made using the 1988 designs. (most of the SOME I speak of come in 4packs for $4.99and the name sounds alot like Sylvia)
-FEIT Electric Compact Fluorescents do what SOME cannot! -available at J. Henry
If you want to know more about how my power bill stays in the $40.00 region, just come by the store.
Eric Shook (Owner/Operator) J. Henry Paint & Hardware 56 Sanford Road PO BOX 1268 Pittsboro NC 27312 PH: 919.642.0505 FX: 919.545.2222 CL: 919.356.5189 -Voted #1 Hardware in Chatham County by the readers of the Chatham Journal
I'm also, President Of "The Pittsboro Yacht Club".
-------------------- 12 -------------------- Date: Wed, 31 Jan 2007 14:18:02 -0500 From: "Judy Sharman" Subject: Wooden beds, on demand water heater, china plates and lighting for sale
For Sale:
1. On demand tankless electric water heater by CEC Powerstar. Cost $450 at Lowes. Asking $200 obo. Designed for whole house use, but difficult to heat well water that is 10 degrees cooler in winter than summer. Would be great for spare bathroom, workshop, weekend cabin or if you have city/county water.
2. Two wood twin single beds. Comes with headboards, footboards and rails.
High quality since they are approximately 70 years old and well cared for. $150 for pair. Click here for picture: http://www.mikeharrelson.net/itemsforsale.htm
3. China - set of 8. Small plates, large plates, bowls, cups, saucers, a sugar bowl & a creamer. Asking $35. Click here for picture: http://www.mikeharrelson.net/itemsforsale.htm
4. Track lighting system with 4 spot lights. WAC lighting premier low voltage track series, model 866. Never installed, still in original boxes. $100 for the system. Click here for picture: http://www.mikeharrelson.net/itemsforsale.htm
5. Bathroom globe light. New in box. $25.
------- Judy Sharman Mike Harrelson 336 580 2460 Cell
-------------------- 13 -------------------- Date: Wed, 31 Jan 2007 17:18:16 -0500 From: "Mariah Wheeler" Subject: Jewel Treats for your Valentine
You are invited to see the jewelry I've created to make especially nice Valentine's Day gifts. You can see them at Fusions Glass Gallery, Thurs & Fri 11:30 - 5:30, Saturday 10 - 4 or this Sunday (open for Pittsboro First Sunday) from 12 - 4. Please stop by my studio if you come on Saturday or Sunday to say "Hi" . . . I appreciate you looking to shop locally and for your support of me in this work that I love.
Mariah Wheeler Jewelry, "one-of-a-kind jewelry for the discerning soul"
-------------------- 14 -------------------- Date: Wed, 31 Jan 2007 20:53:21 -0500 From: Matthew Rudolf Subject: IBC Totes for Sale
I have a number of 275 gallon IBC totes for sale. They are in brand new condition, and have only been used one time with a virgin vegetable oil. They have an 10 inch opening on the top and a two inch threaded port on the bottom with a valve. These are plastic cube tanks with a metal cage around them. Cost is $75 each. Please email me at
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Thanks, Matt
Matthew Rudolf Piedmont Biofuels www.biofuels.coop
Basic Jewelry Making. Learn how to cut, form, fit, join and finish metals to make earrings, pins, pendants and rings. Students learn how to use bronze, copper & silver metals in a friendly and fun class environment. No experience is necessary and all tools are furnished. Classes are held on Wed & Thur. mornings from 9:30 to noon and in the evenings from 6:30 to 9PM. Cost for 4 classes per month is $60. Classes start over every month.
On Feb.10 & 17, from 9:30 AM to 3:30 PM, basic jewelry classes will be held. Learn the same skills as above, but in 2 days time. Cost of two Saturday classes is $120.
On March 10 & 17, the class project will be Rings & Round Things. Skills taught will be soldering and forging. (This has to do with metals, not as in writing checks!) Open to students who have taken the Basic Jewelry Class.
Classes are taught in a studio located near Bynum. Please call or e for more information. 919-244-3711 or
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-------------------- 16 -------------------- Date: Thu, 1 Feb 2007 00:47:20 -0500 From: "darien Russell" Subject: Post
As a lot of you know my daughter Keara was murdered by her boyfriend on April 5th 2006. On Monday Jan 29th he pled guilty to first degree murder and was sentenced to life without the possibility of parole. I have started to receive disability but the income is not enough to pay the bills so I am looking for part time work. I would appreciate any leads that you may know of. I am still trying to recover from two back surgeries and the loss of my daughter so nothing too stressful or physical. I appreciate all the support that members of this community have given me. A lot of people came to support myself and my family at the court hearing. I am glad to have this part behind me but know that I will never get over losing Keara and it hurts to know that her murderer got to choose whether he would live or not but Keara wasn't given that opportunity by him. I am also still looking for someone who can make some lap quilts for us out of Keara's clothes that I still have.
Chatham County serigraphic artist Vidabeth Bensen is currently exhibiting new screen prints at the Hawthorne Gallery in Winston-Salem. This spring Vidabeth's teaching schedule includes workshops in NYC at the National Art Education Association annual convention for art teachers in March, classes for adults and children at the Wyly Community Art Center in Basalt, CO in April and a weekend workshop in May at the Spruill Center for the Arts in Atlanta, GA. For more information and to see some of Vidabeth's work, please visit her web site at www.houseoflifeprints.com <http://www.houseoflifeprints.com>
Vidabeth Bensen is a member of the Chatham Artists Guild, which holds The Chatham Open Studio Tour http://www.chathamstudiotour.com/ the first two weekends in December each year. The Tour provides a unique opportunity for visitors to enjoy scenic Chatham County, talk with emerging and established artists, and purchase original art in the artists' studios. -- -- Forrest C. Greenslade, PhD
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919-545-9743 http://www.forrestgreenslade.com Chatham Artists Guild -- http://www.chathamstudiotour.com
-------------------- 18 -------------------- Date: Thu, 1 Feb 2007 05:19:25 -0800 (PST) From: lorie barker Subject: Salon Blue Now Offering Purses
Salon Blue now offering designer purses at reasonable prices. Some of the purses look like the Brighton & Coach, we have all different sizes and styles.
This would be a great Valentines present we have products ( like Jane Ire dale Makeup, Sexy Hair Products, Purelogy, KMS, Rhonda Allison Skin Care, Polish also that you could fill it with.
We also have many products marked 50% off and we have some Valentines Gift bags ready to go....plus gift certificate's for skin care, nails, massage, tanning and hair.
Come check out all the great things we have to offer at reasonable prices @
Salon Blue 49 W Salisbury St Pittsboro NC 27312 919-545-0107
-------------------- 19 -------------------- Date: Thu, 1 Feb 2007 05:28:29 -0800 (PST) From: laurie weiser Subject: Re; Dog wash
Here at Pittsboro Animal Hospital we charge a $5 donation for a toe nail trim. All that money is saved in an account that is used for medical care for animals brought here by C.A.R.E. (ie; performing FeLV/ FIV tests kittens). It is important to us to give back to community animals in need.
We plan in the very near future to open our brand new remodeled grooming room to the public for by-owner-bathing. This will be offered at specific times (ie; Wed 12-3, Sat 10-12). All the hospital remodeling projects are moving along and looking fabulous!
Thank you, Dr. Laurie Weiser Pittsboro Animal Hospital 919-542-5712 pittsboroanimalhospital.com
-------------------- 20 -------------------- Date: Thu, 1 Feb 2007 10:53:47 -0500 From: ljfesper Subject: please post - First Sunday Events
It might be chilly outside this Sunday but it will be warm and welcoming at the following art venues on this First Sunday in dowtown Pittsboro from 12 - 4 pm!
Chatham Arts - A Touch of Red – Annual Feb Show Various Artists work
Fusions Art and Fine Craft Gallery – Featured Artist Galia Goodman - Author, Calligrapher, Mixed Media Artist, Book Signing and read at 2:30 pm "Isadora Neighborhood Detective" a children’s book for ages 5 – 12.
New Horizons Trading Co. “A Glimpse of Spring” Acrylic Paintings by Susan Taylor of Chatham County
-------------------- 21 -------------------- Date: Thu, 1 Feb 2007 11:12:53 -0500 From: ljfesper Subject: please post - First Sunday at Fusions
This Sunday Feb 4th Fusions Art and Fine Craft Gallery will feature the work of Galia Goodman - Mixed Media Artist, Calligrapher, and Author from 12 - 4 pm. Galia has been creating mixed media art for the past 20 years and has shown her work throughout the country. She has recently written a children’s book "Isadora Neighborhood Detective" Galia looks forward to meeting you this Sunday and will do a reading along with her good friend Isadora (she's a large black poodle) at 2:30 pm. This book is great to read to small children or perfect for the advanced young reader.
Fusions is happy to announce it will carry Galia's book on a permanent basis after this First Sunday Feb 4th.
Fusions Art and Fine Craft Gallery - representing the best in area artists.
Glass Supplies for the Glass enthusiast
Currently located on West Street (beside The General Store Cafe) and relocating to 53 Hillsboro Street in March of 2007!
Mon - Wed by chance Thursday - Friday 12 - 5:30 Saturdays 10 - 4 and First Sundays 12 - 4 pm 919-260-9725
Martha Stewart Colours, Ralph Lauren finishes, fine work.
or call 704-6248 for Josef.
-------------------- 24 -------------------- Date: Thu, 1 Feb 2007 16:03:37 -0500 From: info Subject: Luxury Home with Built with Green Energy Technologies
Efficient, Economical & Healthy Living in Style. Low utility bills and healthier indoor air quality can be yours in this comfortable and custom Craftsman style home. 4 BR and 4.5 ba, 3600 sq.ft. This luxury home features: passive solar heating and cooling achieved by careful site selection and house orientation. Energy Star Certified. Large vista porches, on-demand water heater, air-conditioned attic. Gleaming hardwoods from managed forests on the mantels, built-in bookcases, and trimwork thru-out. Low VOC paints. Master suite with crown moldings, large walk-in closet and Jacuzzi tub. Large secondary bedrooms, one with en-suite bathroom for in-law or nanny. Upstairs laundry. Hand-built, maple kitchen cabinets and granite countertops plus huge pantry. Finished, walk-out basement features 2 rooms and a bath.
"The Winslow" in Chatham Ridge at 356 Bellemont Rd. / Lot 200 $539,900
Call Voller Realty for more information 919-545-2858
Voller Realty is offering for sale wooded lots up to one-acre and custom luxury homes with views in Chatham Ridge. Chatham Ridge is walkable to the quaint downtown of Pittsboro <an easy drive to both the Triad and the Triangle regions in the North Carolina piedmont.
-------------------- 25 -------------------- Date: Thu, 1 Feb 2007 17:28:28 -0500 From: "Lois Helburn" Subject: re:classifieds - lost & found pets
A very sweet, friendly un-neutered male tom cat has been hanging out at my place since approx Jan 21. He came & went, but now appears to be living here (and well fed, I might add.) He appears to be a young adult 1-2 years, very long hair, fluffy tail, small size, dark brown fur, almost black around his face, with golden eyes. I live in Jordan Lake Mobile Home Park on Big Woods Rd., approx. ½ mile from intersection with Jack Bennett Rd.
As a cat lover, I cannot ignore his presence. He enjoys the pets and strokes and most certainly the food given twice daily. If he has somehow escaped or disappeared from you home, I will be happy to re-unite. If he is a stray or a “drop off”, then I will assume the responsibility for getting assistance with vet care, neutering, and a permanent home.
Please contact me if you think this is your cat. I can be reached at: 919/ 967-3214 or email
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-------------------- 26 -------------------- Date: Thu, 01 Feb 2007 18:21:20 -0500 From: Kristen Lindstrom Subject: Motorcycle for sale
For sale: 2004 Harley Davidson FLHRS Road King Custom. In excellent condition (like new) and garage kept. The bike has fuel injection. 19,405 miles are on it and service maintenance has been kept up. The color of the bike is Luxury Blue. Extras include: detachable windshield, passenger back rest, luggage rack, custom hand grips, and custom highway pegs. Asking $14,200. Contact Jeff @ 919-608-0969.
I am looking for someone who can refinish an aprox 225 sq foot oak floor between Feb 8 and Feb 15. The floor is 20+ years old and will require resand/refinish but is in reasonably good shape. I will vacate the house during that period and will remove all furniture. It needs a sand and finish. I need to know before Feb 7.
Please call cell number:
919-260-5922 Thanks --
--Jay/Jane
-------------------- 28 -------------------- Date: Thu, 1 Feb 2007 20:54:48 -0500 From: "Yvonne Trostli:WholeLife Organizing" Subject: WholeLife Organizing for your home, office, and life
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-------------------- 29 -------------------- Date: Thu, 1 Feb 2007 21:01:12 -0800 (PST) From: Eric Shook < Subject: Cool Stuff For Sale!! Act Now!!
EVERYTHING YOU SEE HERE IS AT GIVEAWAY PRICES! Most items are priced below 1/2 of retail, some even more. All items guaranteed to work well!
1) 12" Goat Skin Djembe w/Composite Body Hand tuned & Expertly Played $50.00
2) Handmade Digeridoo (Bamboo) purchased at Music Explorium $20 (sound like the outback)
3) PS2 Games 10 or so. Mostly those popular with the older players. Some Violence! $10.00ea (if you like guns & cars)
4) "inMotion" Altec Lansing- iPod Boom-box w/built in sub-woofers 52wattsx2, fits all docking iPods, very loud $120 (That's 1/2 price) (Would rival most home stereos)
5) JL Audio W-0 10" Sub Woofer w/Box, 200watt RMS Capacity, will wake the neighbors! $150
6) JL Audio W-7 10" w/Box, 500watt RMS Capacity, will wake the dead! $300
14) Sony Home Theater Receiver Amplifier 100 wattx5, DTS, Dolby 5.1, Sony ES $150 (There is no technology higher)
15) Sony Progressive Scan 5-Disc DVD Changer $100 w/Optical cable for DTS Capability FREE!!
16) Novara-Buzz 18speed X-Over Road/Street Bike Urban Frame, Shimano head to toe, Cargo Rack LED 10watt Cyglo Lite w/ Rechargeable NiMH Bat. (Sweetest bike in Pittsboro) Paid-$1,100 THIS CAN BE YOURS FOR ONLY $700.00
17) Trunk or Van Mount Bike Rack, (like new) $20
18) Bose Model 141- Bookshelf Speakers. 100wattRMS Good for stereo or home theater. $40pair
19) Bose 12" Passive Sub-woofer - With Built-in Crossover and Outputs for Satellites -sold in England $150 (a classic one of a kind, built well)
20) 2-Aluminum Brief Cases $15ea Good for Hand-Guns or Stylishly transporting extremely large amounts of cash!
CALL NOW WHILE SUPPLIES LAST 919.356.5189
Eric Shook (Owner/Operator) J. Henry Paint & Hardware 56 Sanford Road PO BOX 1268 Pittsboro NC 27312 PH: 919.642.0505 FX: 919.545.2222 CL: 919.356.5189 -Voted #1 Hardware in Chatham County by the readers of the Chatham Journal
I'm also, President Of "The Pittsboro Yacht Club".
PRICE REDUCED! Lathe: Carba-Tec Mini Lathe for sale: reduced fr / $150 to $125..for similar model, go to "Wooden Post" website and look at model #1625..specs are not exactly the same, but are very similar.
for pics or more info: call 919 776 5825 or 919 606 0615
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I will be attending the Sus. Ag. program at CCCC/Pittsboro and working on an organic farm this fall. If anyone has a room, or knows of one available, that they would like to rent beginning about mid Aug/Sept 1st. please be in touch. I am hard working, focused, excited, and love the area!
Contact Mike at 662-832-8036. Or email
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