Any bride in need of furniture for their new home?

I replied with this in another thread and realized that I should have made a new thread, so here it is:

My husband and I are moving out of state and we'll be selling most of our furniture, including a very beautiful mahogany dinning room table. I would love to take it with us, but we are moving from a house AND an apartment in the city to a one bedroom apartment, and we will not have the space. If any bride is interested in any kind of furniture, for example:
Mahogany dinning room table with 6 chairs.
walnut stained poster bed and furniture,
a brown leather couch and a cloth couch,
oversized chairs,
tables,
woven floral tapestries,
treadmill,
stairclimber,
area rugs, etc.),
and alot of other stuff.

please feel free to e-mail me([email protected]).

Thanks!

Re: Any bride in need of furniture for their new home?

hi, I am in the market for a treadmill, can you email me more about it and what you're asking at [email protected]? also, where are you located? What size is the bed? thanks!

Re: Any bride in need of furniture for their new home?

Hi,
Are these items for sale or for free? Just curious because it sounds like great stuff.

Re: Any bride in need of furniture for their new home?

They are for sale at VERY low prices! They are quality furniture. Are there any items that you are particularly interested in? If so, you can e-mail me directly at [email protected]

Re: Any bride in need of furniture for their new home?

Hi I am interested in the treadmill and the stairclimber. Could you tell me how much you want for them each? Thanks so much.

Re: Any bride in need of furniture for their new home?

The treadmill is a Lifestyler Expanse 800. It is a space saver type, so the bed folds up. It is about 5 years old, but has not gotten much use (not as much as I had hoped to use it) and is in excellent condition. It is a good machine with nice basic features, but is not very fancy or complicated. There is a time elapsed, speed, distance, calories burned, etc... on the monitor (but, no pre-set workout routines). The motor is strong enough that you can actually run on the treadmill. It also has a pretty good incline feature and the bed is cushioned pretty well so it is comfortable to workout on. We were thinking somewhere in the 150 dollar range for price.

We also have a stair climber machine (Tunturi c704) -- that is an air-resistance machine. That is older. It looks more like an excercise bike, so it is larger than most home stair climber, but not as big as one in an health club. This is also in great condition. But, it works great and we could thow that in for another 25 dollars or so, if you or someone else were interested in both.