Would you use a classified section?

[C-Ranch]

I would use the classifieds. Only problem I see is most people are more in the central area, Texas Oklahoma, etc. I'm in Northern Ca so might not be feasible for me. Would be interested in buying/selling cattle, corral panels, stock trailers, trucks, etc.

Not a problem, just get @kenny thomas to haul stuff for you. Probably isn't state he hasn't been to at least once.

 

[Suzanne1]

Would you use a classified forum here?

Beyond voting, if you vote yes, can you please reply here with what you would be interested in selling or buying through the forum.

I would advertise David Thoms' www. blackmouthcurcowdogs.com for working dogs

 

[kenny thomas]

Not a problem, just get @kenny thomas to haul stuff for you. Probably isn't state he hasn't been to at least once.

Actually have not been to California. They won't allow my guns or spring water so I avoid it.

 

[Travlr]

Actually have not been to California. They won't allow my guns or spring water so I avoid it.

Spring water???

 

[kenny thomas]

Spring water???

Well you just told me that your not from the mountains where corn doesn't grow in fields big enough to ship to market. You have to convert it to a clear liquid for shipping.

 

[Travlr]

Well you just told me that your not from the mountains where corn doesn't grow in fields big enough to ship to market. You have to convert it to a clear liquid for shipping.

When I lived by Ol' Hickory Lake close to Nashville as a kid the guy coming by with the ice cream truck was selling spring water in quart jars to the adults after the kids got their ice cream.

 

[kenny thomas]

When I lived by Ol' Hickory Lake close to Nashville as a kid the guy coming by with the ice cream truck was selling spring water in quart jars to the adults after the kids got their ice cream.

Well you do know after all. Hahaha
Over ice cream, that's a thought.

 

[greybeard]

I've worn body armor and there was nothing hi-tech about it back then. We called them bullet bouncers but some macho warriors that refused to wear 'em called them chicken plates. Steel and aluminum oxide plated inside, with a ceramic core and nylon GI green shell on the outside, & hung from straps off your shoulders. Weighed over 20# and wearing it all day long on long missions standing behind a 50 or pig would wear you out.

 

[50/50Farms]

Well you just told me that your not from the mountains where corn doesn't grow in fields big enough to ship to market. You have to convert it to a clear liquid for shipping.

They say the stuff'll make ya go blind, but I say it'll make ya see the Good Lord first.

 

[50/50Farms]

I've worn body armor and there was nothing hi-tech about it back then. We called them bullet bouncers but some macho warriors that refused to wear 'em called them chicken plates. Steel and aluminum oxide plated inside, with a ceramic core and nylon GI green shell on the outside, & hung from straps off your shoulders. Weighed over 20# and wearing it all day long on long missions standing behind a 50 or pig would wear you out.

Our IOTVs used to weigh 30+ lbs with a combat load. I bought my own plate carrier ASAP.

 

[Little Joe]

Yes, I think a classified section would be beneficial for all of us members.

 

[chaded]

A lot of years ago there was a classified section on CT. It was dropped because of issues. That was long enough ago I don't remember what the issues were or even the years that it was on here.

I have a feeling we're about to find out what they were.

 

[jamiesf]

I think this is a great idea. I vote yes.

 

[greybeard]

Definitely would be interested in following. People will go to great lengths if they are interested in a product. Remember PT Barnum's philosophy and Kenny will transport!

I once bought a car from Maryland, had it commercial transported to a friend's place in Alabama, then drove from San Angelo Tx to Birmingham on a weekend to pick it and bring it home. Bought another of the same year make & model outof Ohio, had it shipped down to my brother's place in Little Rock and he brought it down to San Jac County Texas his next trip with a bush hog on the same trailer. Both cars bought off the "Mall" section of a car forum I frequent.

 

[DNelson]

only if there are sections for different locations (identified by the state). I'm not interested in buying items from Texas when I live in Minnesota.

 

[greybeard]

only if there are sections for different locations (identified by the state). I'm not interested in buying items from Texas when I live in Minnesota.

No problems. We don't make eat or sell lutefisk down here anyway........

 

[tburkepa]

I would be interested. Cattle and cattle working equipment would be my main interest.

 

[Travlr]

I once bought a car from Maryland, had it commercial transported to a friend's place in Alabama, then drove from San Angelo Tx to Birmingham on a weekend to pick it and bring it home. Bought another of the same year make & model outof Ohio, had it shipped down to my brother's place in Little Rock and he brought it down to San Jac County Texas his next trip with a bush hog on the same trailer. Both cars bought off the "Mall" section of a car forum I frequent.

Yeah but you're so rich you don't care about pocket change... lol

 

[greybeard]

ah but you're so rich you don't care about pocket change... lol

Now that's really funny..
If I were rich, I woulda been buying Corvettes instead of Pontiacs.

 

[50/50Farms]

Pontiacs... at least you didn't think it was Cadillac.