I have a Firelite Model 3000 stove which I purchased over 20 years ago for a cabin that probably will never get built. It is apparently a pre-EPA unit and I need to know what my options are for it's disposal. As many of you know, this is a chocolate-brown steel-plate stove, fire brick lined, with interior baffle and has a handsome brass-bordered glass door. It's never been installed or fired up and is therefore in brand-new condition. It looks much like the new stoves being sold presently and I'd like to get a fair though not exorbitant price for it. Any feed-back on marketing this unit in the California Bay Area would be much appreciated. Thanks
New Firelite Stove
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