Best offers are welcome, so if someone really want it, he might deal out something with the seller. What were the last sold prices for that cart in auction?
the cart is ugly... look at the discoloration on the cart and the little mark on the bottom of the label. the weird colors at the bottom of the cart may only be sticker residue as he says,but if it was so easy to remove, why wouldnt he do it? it looks screwed up, but seeing that the last 2 (which were in much better condition) went for 1400-1450, this one shouldnt be more than 1200-1300
the cart is ugly... look at the discoloration on the cart and the little mark on the bottom of the label. the weird colors at the bottom of the cart may only be sticker residue as he says,but if it was so easy to remove, why wouldnt he do it? it looks screwed up, but seeing that the last 2 (which were in much better condition) went for 1400-1450, this one shouldnt be more than 1200-1300
The business began in 1940, with a restaurant opened by siblings Dick and Mac McDonald in San Bernardino, California. Their introduction of the "Speedee Service System" in 1948 established the principles of the modern fast-food restaurant. The present corporation dates its founding to the opening of a franchised restaurant by Ray Kroc, in Des Plaines, Illinois on April 15, 1955, the ninth McDonald's restaurant overall. Kroc later purchased the McDonald brothers' equity in the company and led its worldwide expansion.
that mcdonalds burger looks like a piece of flattend out petrified dog poop. no wonder its been 8 to 10 years since i have eaten one.. i dont think ill ever eat one again either...
and wow that did sell quick.. i hope that cart cleans up well for the guy who bought it!
The costs of importing and incorporating kangaroo, or worm, or any other kind of protein into the McDonalds "food machine" would be astronomical. They're set up to breed and distribute beef and chicken. They aren't exactly hunting and gathering here. They grow and breed everything they kill and sell. Not to mention that Kangaroo is a higher-end meat in Australia. It's very lean and requires a skilled chef to prepare it so that it's tender, palatable and digestible.
No, they're all beef. I don't think McD's uses soy in anything but their salad dressings. They're not that health-conscious. No, wait I think there are some whole soybeans on their asian salad. But that's about it.
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that's nice. i sure wish i can find this at a yard sale or flea market.
~~NGD
Anytime I see anything in IL I think of Hounder...
~~NGD
Yeah, his recent seller feedback is for about $10 worth of stuff. If I was going to buy it, I would demand an escrow.
the cart is ugly... look at the discoloration on the cart and the little mark on the bottom of the label. the weird colors at the bottom of the cart may only be sticker residue as he says,but if it was so easy to remove, why wouldnt he do it? it looks screwed up, but seeing that the last 2 (which were in much better condition) went for 1400-1450, this one shouldnt be more than 1200-1300
At least it doesn't have any cigarette burns.
Anytime I see anything in IL I think of Hounder...
~~NGD
Our great state has so much to offer beside Hounder duder.
Like walrus junk, a left nut, roth in a toga, the birth place of cool (ironically, where I was born), and the first McDonald's.
Don't hate, participate.
MLN'er
The first 'franchised' McDonalds is in Des Plaines Illinois, homey.
MLN'er
Anytime I see anything in IL I think of Hounder...
~~NGD
Our great state has so much to offer beside Hounder duder.
Like walrus junk, a left nut, roth in a toga, the birth place of cool (ironically, where I was born), and the first McDonald's.
Don't hate, participate.
MLN'er
McDonald's? Shit all you need to tell anybody to get the IL love is MORTON'S OF CHICAGO!!! Best restaurant ever.
http://www.extrememortman.com/wp-content/uploads/2006/07/Mortons Steak Bible.jpg
mcdonald's
http://blog.stayfreemagazine.org/images/2_2.jpg
no contest!
morton's
http://www.extrememortman.com/wp-content/uploads/2006/0...
mcdonald's
http://blog.stayfreemagazine.org/images/2_2.jpg
no contest!
that mcdonalds burger looks like a piece of flattend out petrified dog poop. no wonder its been 8 to 10 years since i have eaten one.. i dont think ill ever eat one again either...
and wow that did sell quick.. i hope that cart cleans up well for the guy who bought it!
MLN'er