We just inherited the family farm in central Cailfornia. Tucked away in the barn was an early 80s Buck Stove 27000 wrapped in plastic. It still got a little dusty, but I could move it to the showroom with blowing it off with my compressor. It has the glass door kit still in its box, as well as the andirons and brass knobs for the air intake. I'd use the stove myself, but tucked away next to it was a Vermont Castings Vigilant that will fit nicely in the 1903 family's farmhouse we are restoring. My question is what is the market for the Buck. I'm concerned that shipping might be prohibitive, but I know what a good stove this is and it needs a new appreciative home. Any ideas on finding a suitable home to adopt this Beauty?
Market for old, but new (never used) Buck Stove 27000
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Did I see this in another thread?? I remember pics.....
I'd say that stove would be great as a secondary stove or maybe a camp stove.
what year is it?
I'd say that stove would be great as a secondary stove or maybe a camp stove.
what year is it?
I'm not sure of the age. I am guessing early 1980's The Vigilant is a 1977
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