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Title: Old car parts auction
Post by: OldKooT on August 21, 2015, 08:00:28 AM
Any of you all have a project your needing something for? If so you may be interested in checking out this auction bill. I suspect I will be attending due to no self restraint and all that.


http://www.normgreenrealty.com/auctions/082215Sullivan.html

If there is something your interested in pm me and I can send you my #



Title: Re: Old car parts auction
Post by: OldKooT on August 23, 2015, 06:17:40 PM
Well I went to the auction. I only bought 3 pickup loads of stuff if you don't count what I crammed in the Ramcharger. Pics to follow when I get around to it. But a abbreviated inventory of my scores is as follows.

27 or so 4Bbl carbs. Some Holley carbs for assorted Fords dating back to 50's T birds. Some Q-Jets including two 402 Pickup models, Some old Auto-lites, some Motorcraft, and a bunch of old afb's and assorted others.

A few 100 hub caps. 1940/50/60's Olds, Pontiac, Dodge, Caddy, Packard you name it. About 65 sets of 4.

40 5 gallon buckets of assorted junk. Speedo cables, gauges, hood ornaments, emblems, dash parts you name it.

About 125 flywheels and  about the same amount of flexplates.

Almost new Ford 8.8 Disk brake axle (guessing explorer)

About 100 pair of valve covers...

20 or so 1950's steering wheels.

145 CV equipped brand new drive-shafts

And other junk I didn't need.

The kids were thrilled helping me load/unload it all LoL













Title: Re: Old car parts auction
Post by: cudakidd53 on August 23, 2015, 06:24:15 PM
The kids were saying "I hope all this stuff isn't in the will....."
Title: Re: Old car parts auction
Post by: OldKooT on August 23, 2015, 06:51:35 PM
My wife and I decided it might be fun to spend next summer selling at swap meets. I figured I'd up the inventory a few notches LoL

They should all be happy I didn't buy the 74 Vette Roadster that was largely in boxes LoL
Title: Re: Old car parts auction
Post by: Nate on August 23, 2015, 06:59:51 PM
great score norm.

you say that you have some CV shafts?  any for the 06 2500hd?
Title: Re: Old car parts auction
Post by: Flyin6 on August 23, 2015, 08:12:07 PM
Heck of a score!
Title: Re: Old car parts auction
Post by: OldKooT on August 24, 2015, 08:57:29 AM
Nate....nah sorry these are all driveshafts. I have no clue what they fit for the most part. The price was such I largely bought them for the tube. Remains to be seen what I will do with them at this point.
Title: Re: Old car parts auction
Post by: BobbyB on August 24, 2015, 09:17:31 AM
Almost new Ford 8.8 Disk brake axle (guessing explorer)

If you were closer..
Title: Re: Old car parts auction
Post by: OldKooT on August 24, 2015, 11:28:11 AM
Fastnal ships at not so bad rates. I have no idea what it's ratios are or application...but I am sure I could bug Tate and find out LoL

Title: Re: Old car parts auction
Post by: KensAuto on August 24, 2015, 11:45:34 AM
Nice score. Carbs are getting harder to find by the minute. ...and if any are for a dual setup, cha-ching.
Title: Re: Old car parts auction
Post by: OldKooT on August 24, 2015, 12:09:44 PM
Yeah Ken and it's hard to find guys that can even rebuild a carb these days LoL I honestly bought most of this stuff because I felt someone somewhere might need some of it. It's not every day you find take off parts that were taken off of 1940's 1950, and 60's cars and trucks when they were less than a year old. Most of the parts are tagged with the date of removal and a rough application also... Our twin daughters were helping us sort out the hub caps yesterday. They now know the crests and such of many manufactures of cars that most there age have never heard of. Even our granddaughter got into it, she was very fond of the old Packard hub caps.

It was like flash cards with hub caps... worth the cost of buying just to see them learn.
Title: Re: Old car parts auction
Post by: KensAuto on August 24, 2015, 12:32:58 PM
No kidding. We are one of only a couple shops that will mess with them in this town, and my 20 something year old "tech" gets all crosseyed when we get an older car in for a tune-up. I think he actually goes pale when we have to replace some points! lol
Title: Re: Old car parts auction
Post by: Sammconn on August 24, 2015, 01:42:41 PM
Ahh the innocence of the youth these days!

Nice score of parts Norm.
Anything that would be home on a '69 mustang? 351w and auto?
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