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[Brian M]

What about this for the true classic enthusiast?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/NISSEN-HUT-WW2-POOR-CONDITION-CORRUGATED-IRON-U-REMOVE_W0QQitemZ120116168702QQihZ002QQcategoryZ139957QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

I wonder what demolition and disposal would cost the seller? Seems a good way to avoid it.

But you can have the contents as well!

[Rick]

That'd look great full of old cars and parts

We did a similar thing with a tatty greenhouse that we didn't want, we listed it (despite having several broken panes of glass) and some guy bid, came down, dismantled it and took it away! very handy

RJ
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[buzzy bee]

Hi

I missed this post!

Probably a god thing! But what a cheap way of building a shed! I bet a shed of that size from new or even reclaimed materials would be really dear, all of the so called "Junk" would be good to look through! I want a bigger shed!

Cheers

Dave