is there any point ebaying a 10 year old climbing frame

[SuSylvester]

it is a t p one. but no one has responded to card locally.

Freecycle. It will make someones day.
Or netmums nearly new board? Forgive me su for even suggesting it. I will of course be sat for the next hour doing my hail Marys

I;m after a TP one... do you have any details and general location?

arf.
thing is its deffo rusty but someone woudl LOVE it.
hmm abotu frecycle. = theyd prob jsut ebay it

south of England. its a challenger.

I can normally tell the cheeky ebayers whenever I freecycle somehting. Their emails will be 'yeah i'll ave it, gissa text on this number and i'll come get it'

Am north... sorry! But in answer to your OP - yes definitely ebay. We have sold the most random things. Worth a go for essentially pennies to list.

I bet you like a cheeky swing on it every now and again though. Especially after a few.

lol
i peer over hte fence from the monkey run

I was after one last spring and they were flying off ebay

I have a tp giant swing to get rid of if i can persuade ds he really deosn't want it anymore

Has anyone ever peered back? I spend spent many an hour peering at my rather fine over the road neighbour from my window assuming he couldn't see in, when it transpired, by way of a coy wave that in fact he could. Better than giving me the Vs I suppose

no
working neighbours.
was trying to find the cat when he was akitten and couldnt scale fences

(ha!)

Ebay it for 10p - you won't make money but someone will take it away for you.

lol

Yeah, ebay it. We bought a 6 year old triple swing set from ebay (£46 - my biggest bargain ever, as singles were going for as much!). You should get a few quid for it.

Does anyone still look at local cards?!

It will def sell, you will be surprised!

If you are near me I will take it from you and give you a donation if you happy I am in portsmouth

Definitely ebay. As long as you are honest about the age and condition and I would also make a disclaimer about safety - i.e buyer's responsibility to make sure correctly set up, safe for kids to use etc.

I sold my TP Challenger last year on Netmums (Shhh! Very good for local adverts) Mine was about 7 years old and a bit rusty in places but otherwise sound. I scrubbed it all and took lots of photos. I checked eBay first to work out a general price. Frames in some UK areas had lots of bidders but frames in my general area were not making much money. If you live in a very densly populated area it is probably worth trying eBay.