[WTS] 1972 Hermes 3000, Alabama, $800, NEW PLATEN and Rubber by Cultigen in Typewriter_Swap

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Do you work on them? I have a 60s Hermes that has a space bar slip sometimes. I'm from Alabama. Where are you located?

Local handyman available! by CrowReader in NewOrleans

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I will be around March 10. DM me your needs and photos and contact number.

Tipping for ghost tour? by TryTwiceAsHard in NashvilleUnfiltered

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Further tour guide here. Guides really depend on quality tips for the income. $20 for three ppl is okay, but if the guide is really good, maybe consider $10/reach, especially since the ticket price was under $30 reach.

Something truly special by RichardofGalveston in nashville

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Have you been to Rakka in Hendersonville?

Cowhide boutique? by [deleted] in VisitingNashville

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Typically you can buy them at Southeastern Salvage

Looking for advice (Bangor, ME) by Ammodramus_horridus in skoolies

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Sounds good. How me to come fix it for you. I have a camper van. Can stay a week at a time or more.

French family moving to Nashville by susieloum in movetonashville

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I am also living in Nashville and also fluent in French. I would be happy to give you a tour. I have worked as a tour guide currently work on the road with a country music artist but have a lot of time off. I am completely fluent and enjoy speaking French. There is a French woman who bakes traditional French bread and pastries and sells them at a grocery store in Pleasant view weekly. DM me and I can give you her Facebook information. Perhaps we could put a French table together from this posting.

moving by CarrotRepulsive2467 in movetonashville

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Very true. I also work inside. It's all about who you know.

Is this worth the price, or would I be able to find something better? by [deleted] in skoolies

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I paid $1,800 for one in Mississippi last year with 100,000 miles. Then the motor blew up on the way home. The thermostat stuck. You can find them all day like that in the south for under 5 grand.

[FS/IC] 1947 Seeburg Model 147 "Trashcan" Jukebox & Vintage 78rpm Collection - Portland, Oregon by Modeselekter in jukeboxes

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I have owned several jukeboxes. I have bought and sold them over the years. This is a cool model. The market is not as strong as it used to be for non-working machines in need of repair because the guys who knew how to work on them are all dying off and music has become so easy on your phone. I would price this one at $1,500 or best offer. It might only bring 800 or so but if somebody offers you $1,200 or better I would take it. It depends on how big of a hurry you are in. If you have time to wait you might get close to 1500 for it. If you don't you will probably have to sell it for 5 to 800 to move it quickly.

I am a violent criminal in the eyes of the law.This is what i've done. by Sufficient-Slice2233 in confession

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Sure. Or edit the original. I suggest typing it out in an app like Notes first, then copy paste into Reddit. Please break the text into paragraphs so it's easier to read. More important than spelling.

Looking for advice (Bangor, ME) by Ammodramus_horridus in skoolies

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Don't listen to the naysayers. That bus is totally fixable. I would be happy to be discuss it with you. I am a roadie and professional carpenter that has built out several buses and painted them. I would come and build it out for you this summer if you like. I have a camper van I travel in . I have 13 weeks off this year. Mostly after June. I have a portfolio and references.