Marc Olivares Disco 1 Sliders

Steve Rupp

Steve Rupp

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I have a set of Marc's sliders that I need to get rid of. They are without a doubt the best sliders you can get. The sliders for sale are not powdercoated and are sitting in a crate that Marc built to ship them here. I will actually be losing money on this deal because the original buyer flaked and I had to eat the cost. I need to get $525 for these things and can't budge. If you are interested in powdercoating, we could work something out for an additional price. Buyer is responsible for shipping from 60118.
 

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hayzeus

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These will fit a RRC SWB too.

Marc's sliders are shweet! :cool:

Somebody is going to get a great set of sliders for a killer price - who's it going to be?
 
lforgue8

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whats the shipping to 02886 its a business address!

and just curious how much for powder-coating

thanks

Luc
 
Steve Rupp

Steve Rupp

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Well, it looks like the deal may go through after all. Sorry, i just couldn't afford to be out this kind of money 2 weeks before a major trip out west. I'll confirm as soon as i find out.
 
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hayzeus

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montanablur said:
Damn you are losing money...

Somebody is going to get a screaming deal.
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You know in a month someone will post asking where they can get sliders for cheap...
 
MUSKYMAN

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FIVESPDDISCO said:
hey steve the code say you only need an outlet every 6 ft :)
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Steve's shop is as sweet as it gets...and being a electrician he is a bit overboard with his wiring...his shop has alot of outlets aswell:rofl:

the funny thing is when working in his shop(I'm lucky enough to do that alot)almost all the tools are air or battery driven...cant really remember ever plugging in to any of those sockets:D
 
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