Real Estate
OLD DAUGHTERY TRAIN DEPOT on Hwy 7 between Davis and Sulphur. 817-925-8820
5-40 ACRES NEAR FORT COBB LAKE. Ideal location. Highway access. From $2,500 per acre. Owner fi nancing. 580- 759-6038 or 405-643- 2884
CAMP FOR SALE: 87.4 SCENIC ACRES in Kiamichi Mountains. 6 dorms sleeps 265, clubhouse 4 bedrooms overlooking Black Fork Creek and Mountains. Tabernacle, dining hall, 2 swimming pools, baseball fi eld, basketball court. With down payment owner will Finance. 918- 755-4490 214-536- 8284
2 WAREHOUSES ON 11 LOTS in Porum, OK. 17,100 sq ft building ($54,000). 4,536 sq ft Morton
building ($44,000), or BOTH for
$88,000 OBO. Solid cement fl oors, loading docks, water, electric. Lots of potential for business, close to lake. 918-348-4818
SPACIOUS 5 BEDROOM, 3 BATH double wide mobile on 3.5 acres near Okmulgee Lake for sale. New C/H/A unit, deck, fi replace, 2 car carport and additional acres available. Call Joyce @ 918-756-1214 or Jacob’s Real Estate @ 918-756- 8888.
29 ACRES WITH RESTAURANT and 3bd house - Sulphur, OK 817- 925-8820
FURNISHED 2 BED 2 BATH at Lake Texoma Little Glasses Resort gated community. Walk to beaches and boat slips. $68,500 - 405- 760-8677 405-640- 5429
HOUSE, 6.5 ACRES. 4 bedrooms, 2 bath, Nashoba, OK. Access to thousands of acres,
timber
company
property on two sides. Four wheeling, hunting, fi shing and horseback riding. Rural water. Also has two wells. Pipe and cable fence around most of
outbuilding
it. Shop and 37x70.
Surrounded by Kiamichi mountains. 918-755- 4471
Special Notices
WANTED! OLD CARS. Hard tops and convertibles. Running or not. 918-482-3272.
WANTED! OLD PICKUPS, CARS. 1900s to 1970s, gas pumps. Convertibles, hardtops, others. 580- 658-3739
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