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<p>[QUOTE="verybrad, post: 43536, member: 37"]I like these but in my neck of the woods, $200.00 would have been too much to pay. Who knows what the going rate is in yours. I would spruce up the finish on the one chair in hopes of making some profit. I would try to get the one dry before selling. A wet vac and sun drying might be your best bet but that last part might be tough right now. You might need to get the cover off the foam to avoid a mold situation.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="verybrad, post: 43536, member: 37"]I like these but in my neck of the woods, $200.00 would have been too much to pay. Who knows what the going rate is in yours. I would spruce up the finish on the one chair in hopes of making some profit. I would try to get the one dry before selling. A wet vac and sun drying might be your best bet but that last part might be tough right now. You might need to get the cover off the foam to avoid a mold situation.[/QUOTE]
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