Showing posts with label auction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label auction. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 30, 2015

1962 LAPD Savoy going to auction


The auction listing is so precise, it says the engine is 317.58 cubic inches! The listing also says it was in the movie Christine.

https://auctionata.com/o/122685/plymouth-savoy-lapd-police-car-model-1962

Friday, June 12, 2015

cool cars coming to auction



The Dick Wiedenman Collection of 1932 Fords  includes this coupe with the original dealer plate along with a ration tag in the window and a spare tire cover for one of South Dakota’s first Democrats to run for governor.

In addition to this 1932 Coupe is also was also a 1932 Ford 2-door sedan, and 2 1932 Ford Trucks up for this auction at No Reserve. There is also a 1931 Plymouth along with memorabilia and parts.

And the the Jones Collection out of Minnesota. Richard and Wendy are farmers and decided to sell their collection. This collection is packed full of MOPARS and includes a rare 1969 Roadrunner with 426 hemi.



http://www.oldcarsweekly.com/news/auction-news/amazing-barn-finds-muscle-and-more-at-automania

There will also be a 55 and a 57 Bel Air, a 57 Chev Convertible, a 68 Road Runner 383 4 Spd with only 33k miles, A 69 Charger R/T, a 70 Barracuda 340 4 spd,  http://www.vanderbrinkauctions.com/auction_images/163/documents/Inventory.pdf

Saturday, June 6, 2015

1925 White bus used for Yellowstone tours



The Ebay listing is asking $70,000

White’s venerable 11-passenger TEB buses ferried droves of visitors across the park beginning in 1917, followed by the company’s new and improved 15/45 chassis in 1920. However disaster struck on March 30, 1925. Yellowstone’s bus barn burned to the ground, taking over 90 vehicles with it. The park called the White Motor Company and bought 90 more. The company worked like mad to churn out the new buses, and ultimately delivered on their promise in time. This is one of those replacements.

It was originally purchased from White Truck with a Bender Body Co. body. A family purchased this bus towards the end of World War II. It was located in Northern Washington State where it had been in storage in a windowless shed where it remained until it was restored.

https://www.yahoo.com/autos/s/rare-yellowstone-park-bus-emerges-six-decades-barn-120059059.html

http://www.ebay.com/itm/171775975271?rmvSB=true