[3bears]

i have 64 sheets of 1/2 plywood , nearly 200 2x6 studs and almost 100 gallons of gas in tanks.Ill trade for a 99 or 2000 limited under 150k miles..service records since new and must have locker, no rust, no tears in leather.
well the way lumber prices are going these days....seems like a good trade
then again.....3rd gen prices are nuts these days
so I will throw in a few senco framing guns.......
i hope you all know this is a joke....then again.......pm me if you want to trade

(I do have all that sitting here)

[Drew76]

Man, in Jan 2020 I bought like 30 sheets of 5/8" spruce plywood to line the rest of my garage after insulating (ceiling and walls that touch the house were already done by builder) for less than $30/sheet (CAD), same sheet now is almost $82. When we had first talks of a pandemic and lockdown I wasn't sure what would happen - would I keep working and such, if not I needed to be able to do a lot of things like building shelves in my basement so I bought like 150 2x4's for around $3 each delivered, almost $10 now, it's just insane.

[jgue467]

It'll be interesting to see if prices stay up or not.

It has been since the 80s since we had any significant inflation, oh well.

Lumber isn't Too pricey in central texas, a 5/8 grade B sheet is about $48.

Treated wood is pricey though, a 2x8x12' is $32. I need to re-lumber my 12' trailer, ouch!

[Mark_BC]

80 series prices are going insane. I'd give up 2 of my 4runners for one of those with a 1HDT