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http://www.marinestove.com/sstovecolors.htm

This is like looking for a needle in a haystack... but does anybody have any idea where to find or look for the above type of stove? These are very small stoves similar to a wood burning stove in your house. You can see that it isn't much bigger than a large toaster oven.
My friend has build a "Man Cave" :geek: and we had this thought that one of these small Maritime stoves wood be just the thing.
The photo in the link is actually to a stove that is made for boats.

The Quadfather wrote:http://www.marinestove.com/sstovecolors.htm

This is like looking for a needle in a haystack... but does anybody have any idea where to find or look for the above type of stove? These are very small stoves similar to a wood burning stove in your house. You can see that it isn't much bigger than a large toaster oven.
My friend has build a "Man Cave" :geek: and we had this thought that one of these small Maritime stoves wood be just the thing.
The photo in the link is actually to a stove that is made for boats.

Did you call the number? Email the address on the website?

Toni, I was thinking of a used market. I've checked CL, but it is a very nitchy item. Thought maybe somebody knew of a retailer that deals in used maritime stuff.

Yeah Quad, I think used would be the way to go. Those prices are over the top. $763 for the small "Sardine" and $2850 for the "Halibut." WOW!
If those prices are reasonable, then I'm living in the past.

Keep an eye in CL and check out the recycled building material places like these:

http://www.re-store.org/index.php

http://www.seconduse.com/

Hey Quad,

There's a store up here in Bellingham called the Pacific Marine Exchange that may have what you're looking for. It's like a boat junkyard/ consignment shop. I think they're closed on Sun. and Mon.

Pacific Marine Exchange
700 W Holly St.
Bellingham, WA 98225
(360) 738-8535

Good luck