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  1. 02-07-2015, 09:45 AM #1
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    Could be resold as a gun safe if it is that big.

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    Sorry I currently have a garage full around it at the moment...as soon as I move some things I will get some better ones up!
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    Quote Originally Posted by michaelcali View Post
    Sorry I currently have a garage full around it at the moment...as soon as I move some things I will get some better ones up!
    Huh what?? lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by crazyguy1710 View Post
    DO NOT SCRAP THE SAFE! These older safes have a good collector market and also they are great for the house. Pay the money to have it opened DO NOT DRILL IT! There is a safe in a historic church Here in richmond that I have my eye on for 2 years no way to get it right now but hopefully when they do the renovations there will be enough space to get it out of the basement with a crane. I would be trying to figure out a way to get your safe out. Any manufacture marks or serial numbers or any pictures?
    This! Do not destroy the safe. As is, as a 1200lb safe you are looking at $1,000+ just as a usable safe.

    Just for the record, I will give you 20 cents a pound for scrap prior to you opening it.

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