New Brunswick Craft Brewers Association
Marketplace => Classifieds => Topic started by: Jmac00 on July 28, 2011, 08:13:13 PM
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http://newbrunswick.kijiji.ca/c-buy-and ... Z301327773 (http://newbrunswick.kijiji.ca/c-buy-and-sell-home-appliances-Keg-Fridge-W0QQAdIdZ301327773)
awesome deal
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lol already did. waiting to hear back
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WOW im gonna build one of these in 2 weeks and its gonna cost me like $500 :(
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cool....good luck :rock:
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Looks like I'm driving to Doaktown in the morning ... anyone need me to pick them up anything in Boiestown or Doaktown? :lol:
This is going to work great for my cottage
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Looks like I'm driving to Doaktown in the morning ... anyone need me to pick them up anything in Boiestown or Doaktown? :lol:
This is going to work great for my cottage
SWEET!!! nice score :party:
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If you ever decide to sell this Ill give you $500 !!!
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I almost bought a new one there $1050 +tax new. Good deal. Bastard!!
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Picked up in doaktown this morning and car broke down on way back around penniac bridge ... so turned out to be a little more expensive if you factor in the tow. :drink:
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If you're willing to pay $500, includes 5# Tank and Reg...
http://www.amazon.com/Kegco-K199B-1-Kegerator-Black-Cabinet/dp/B005DKRU1O/ref=sr_1_1007?s=kitchen&ie=UTF8&qid=1311965888&sr=1-1007
JQ
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For sale: 2001 Honda Civic - Needs new motor from trip to doaktown to pick up kegarator. Pretty nice kegarator so as far as I'm concerned the trip was worth it. Currently parked at sutherland's honda ... Turns out cars require oil and regular maintenance :drink:
Looks like I'm buying a new kia sorento off the lot ... anyone have any reasons why not to buy one?
Very nice SUV ... Appears to me that Kia's come a longgggg way in the past 5 years. Should be able to fit a lot of beer kegs in the back of this thing.
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LOL....sorry to hear about your mishap. But what happened to the car? completely f*&%ked or wha? get a second opinion? I'd look into other options/second opinion before droppin $$$ on brand new....not saying i don't trust dealerships...but some try to be over zellus(sp) and try to get you into a new vehicle by saying its "THIS BAD"....then one of the employees will snatch up your old car for a couple hundred, throw some oil in and have a commuter car for their son going to college.. :D :D
Anyways...haven't heard much about the kia's...good luck with whatever you decide to go with.. :rock:
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Yea engine was completely F'd. Took it to Sutherlands Honda, who always did my servicing for me, and it needed a new motor, which was going to run me about 3k for the part and labour ... the car is hardly worth 3k, so no thanks.
I don't really have cash to buy anything outright, so looking like I may finance something over 5 years at 0%, which seems to make sense to me, rather than put a couple thousand bucks into another old shitbox that'll probably break on me within a year or so ... at least with something new i'm covered for anything major for 5 years or 100k km.
I used to think Kia was junk, but have been doing my research over the past days have realized that the consensus seems to be that they're putting out some quality, reasonably priced with great warranty'd vehicles. I have a hard time paying around 10K extra for either honda or toyota, who have a great rep, but I honestly think that the perceived "lower quality" companies like Kia and Hyundai have really closed the gap and are at par with honda and toyota.
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yup, Kia and Hyandai have come a long way since the pony and the Festiva(yes, Kia built the ford festiva's). Ever see the Kia optima?? take a look.....looks comparable to an accord....hell the forte are comparable to a civic IMO. But you can't beat the 0% financing...cheaper to buy new then used nowadays....relatively speaking of course. The hyundai elantra's are getting something like 48mpg...i think that's better than civics...and the elantra's are pretty sleek looking.
happy car shopping :cheers:
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I see the 0% financing ads all the time, how does that work? Do they nail you with fees and interest later or something?
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Nope. They just are despirate to sell ... the catch with 0% financiaing is that they usually don't give you a break on the price you pay, whereas ford has employee pricing right now, but you pay like 4-5% interest, so it nets out to about the same. You hhardly ever get cheap pricing and 0%, only on certain models which will probably get re-designed the next year and they want to get them all off the lot before the shipments start coming in.
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Also, its usually set that the 0% financing is for X amount of months. So lets say you need to take out the loan for another year or two...then you'll have to pay whatever percentage. But alot of places are offerering 60 or 72 months...
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True. I'm away next 2 weeks so am putting the car purchase on hold. But what I came to realize is that they all net out at about the same. The dealership can very easily figure out how to manipulate the numbers for that they get what they want ... hardly ever a good deal.
Only good deal would be when you actually pay cash during employee pricing, then you dont get hit with the high interest rates. On the other hand, you could make the arguement that you could not pay cash and finance around 4%, invest the moen yyou saved by not paying cash in low-risk government bonds that would probably pay out around the same as the dealers interest rates, so really again, you never win
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invest the money in low risk... right, the rate of return on GICs and such is abysmally low since the US economy tanked, under 2%...
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You could invest your money in my future brewery if you'd prefer? lol ... don't know how safe that would be though, but still probably safer than the US economy right about now
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Nope, investing in MY brewery, slowly. :banana:
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You're not the only one with plans to quit the rat race and start a brewery. Starting to think we should all go co-op on that plan ;)
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Once the roof is done, the garage is built, the deck is replaced, the siding replace, the hops farm is running and profitable...I'm in on the co-op, of course by then you may need a shovel to get to me!
JQ
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Yeah, when I buy my first house, I will have some unique requirements for the real estate agent. I forsee a personal brew-pub.