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Title: Rayburn Royale - Scotland
Post by: ukag0972 on April 06, 2009, 07:54:29 pm
I have an aged oil-fuelled rayburn for sale in perfect working order. Was only removed to out in central heating.

Its on a pallet ready to be lifted and may deliver for cost of diesel.

£200
Title: Re: Rayburn Royale - Scotland
Post by: Hilarysmum on April 07, 2009, 06:26:33 pm
Oh how I wish ....
Title: Re: Rayburn Royale - Scotland
Post by: MrRee on April 07, 2009, 09:10:30 pm
HM... I've found a guy that comes over from the Uk every 2 weeks or sooner if he has a full load. A friend in the village just had one of those Rayburn thingies delivered on a pallet for 150 quid. Carly also has another contact that delivers pallets to this side of the water for 50 quid a pallet if you're en route to Bordeaux.....Ree
Title: Re: Rayburn Royale - Scotland
Post by: Hilarysmum on April 08, 2009, 06:47:49 am
Oh Ree that is so kind.  However with the pork sales as they are at present I would be hard pushed to justify 150 centimes.  But I can dream. 
Title: Re: Rayburn Royale - Scotland
Post by: doganjo on April 08, 2009, 03:13:33 pm
I'll be en route to Bordeaux on 30th June.  Going with friends to a cottage near Arcachon ...........   Pyla-sur-mer, and to the French 'National d'Elevage' for Epagneul Bretons (Brittanys - my breed)
Title: Re: Rayburn Royale - Scotland
Post by: Wellieboots on April 16, 2009, 10:34:21 am
I've got a 4 year old rayburn that I can't shift, bad times for selling these "luxury Items" Previous owner of our house sold her car to buy it?! Now it is a large cast iron blue ornament taking up space that is ripe for a proper range cooker!

We're punting it for £1500 as it is over £4800 new, with a full service history. Its a stand alone mains gas cooker, not central heating etc. 2 large top hob  things & 2 ovens...if anyones interested? It would need to be taken out of our kitchen and put on a pallet etc.
Title: Re: Rayburn Royale - Scotland
Post by: ukag0972 on April 16, 2009, 09:18:39 pm
Woo hoo............Now sold!!!