It’s a Grandma I, unlisted, so where UL approval is required can hurt sales. They are seasonal, highest in the Fall. Down the Forum home page is the classified section; https://www.hearth.com/talk/forums/classifieds-for-sale-wanted-etc.10/
Hello
I’m taking this Grandpa Bear out tomorrow and wondering:
1. How likely is it that it would be bought, in Brewster NY
2. Is there a forum on Hearth where units can be posted for sale?
Thanks for any responses ☺️
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Thanks for the correction and the forum information. Much appreciated!It’s a Grandma I, unlisted, so where UL approval is required can hurt sales. They are seasonal, highest in the Fall. Down the Forum home page is the classified section; https://www.hearth.com/talk/forums/classifieds-for-sale-wanted-etc.10/
Facebook Marketplace and Craigslist is where you will find many more.
That looks like a fireplace screen in the background, that adds value. Also if the firebricks are in good shape that would too. I would check Facebook Marketplace for stoves sold in your area to get an idea on price.Thanks for the correction and the forum information. Much appreciated!
Thank you for pointing that out. I’ll add the accessories to the description.That looks like a fireplace screen in the background, that adds value. Also if the firebricks are in good shape that would too. I would check Facebook Marketplace for stoves sold in your area to get an idea on price.
No idea. I’ve only seen that old style door with ‘76 in the star or a blank star with round seal.Hey Coaly, I know this is an old thread, but I’m new to Fisher Stoves and just got my first Grandpa. I was reading above where you said the only GP’s with the round rod door seals were the 76 bicentennials. So, mine has those type door seals, but no 76 or a star where the 76 would normally go. It does have the taller outer trees. Thoughts?
Hi,I realize this is an old thread, but I thought to add.
I am about to put an old Fisher stove up for sale and was looking for information/identification, that led me to this thread.
I saw the notes about the '1976 Bicentennial' Grandpa and the door seals, so I thought to add few pics, to confirm what Coaly noted about the 'round' seal area.
I had no idea on the history of these old stoves. Kudos to this forum for gathering and keeping all this information 'alive'. : )
I've had this one close to 15+ years, and sadly never used it. I had plans, but it just ended up staying in the shed.
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