We have a Classic style Woodstock Soapstone stove that is about 30 years old. It's been well taken care of and loved through the years. We're in the process of renovating and need to sell our stove. Can anyone help us with the proper pricing and avenues for selling it. It does not have a catalytic converter. Can one be added? And is it better to have one?
Woodstock Soapstone Stove - Classic
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toddnic
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Call Woodstock. They might have a buyer already lined up. I'm not sure about adding the catalytic converter but they can advise.
If you still have the Woodstock Classic wood stove for sale and it is in good condition and priced right I may well be interested. ---doc
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