You should donate them.

You can find them free on Craigslist.

Find Habit for Humanity near you, and donate them. Or, use them in your basement or garage.

There isn’t a market for honey oak cabinets. Like you, thats what people are replacing when they renovate.

I agree with with Darbuka. When I had my kitchen and bathrooms renovated I donated my old cabinets to Habitat for Humanity. I also updated all my lighting and donated my old lights to Habitat too. It gives you a good feeling to know you are helping others when you donate❣️

The problem is that you can't just pull out kitchen cabinets and have them easily fit in somebody else's kitchen. Going that route involves a lot of waste and rework, and that is something a lot of people won't want to do, particularly with vintage, honey oak cabinets. I agree that donating them and taking a tax deduction may be the simplest way to offload them.

Thanks for the advice. I should have been clearer in my post. I have four different interested parties in buying the lot of them. And a few different people who would buy some if I split them up. So just trying to determine how to price them.

Since your research bears out $100/ foot in your area, I would offer them for that and see what your buyers say. Ask them to counteroffer if that’s too much. Be prepared to lower price, especially if you want them gone quickly. Personally, I donate everything. I first like to try to find a family or individual who needs what I have. Otherwise I’d donate to Habitat or similar. Good luck!

Its hard to say, since different areas, would mean different prices. In my area, you would be very lucky to get 250 for all of them, most people would likely talk you down to 150.00

Alas, selling cabinets will certainly not make you rich - and if you dwell on getting pennies on the dollar, donate them. We sold an entire kitchen worth (though they were French provincial cream colored) for $1500 and were happy to get that (we just wanted them out of our garage!). Probably $30k new….

Eeeeeww orangie,yellow golden oak. It has only been coming in and going out of style a couple hundred years,rip'um out and burn them before your friends see them.