sam dupont
Well-Known Member
Some Mopars at auction. I don't respect the auctioneer, he's a liar, untrustworthy, and stupid to boot. Nothing personal, just the way it is. I've know him for years, been to many of his sales. Still go, don't trust him. It's a business decision, as you can't sell it if you don't buy it. Harsh, but true, I want my friends at FBBO to tread carefully and do their research. Personally, I am too trusting and with this guy, it could go bad.
That said, his sales usually have high reserves on the cars. I finally quit going to these Kool Deadwood Nights sales because of the reserves, and the vintage Automobilia offered was all Chinese. Reserves are fine, but they should reveal them so people can decide if they want to proceed.
Don't know the other cars, but the Charger R/T I have seen in person at a local salvage yard. It wasn't offered to me for sale, so I only walked by looking down the sides and in the windows. I don't touch other people's cars without invitation. I saw bumpers, grille, tail lights... It looked pretty complete, though in pieces. It turned up after he cleaned the property of his neighbor who had passed. If so, he's been watching it for many years. He's a Mopar guy, so I'm surprised to see it offered.
I won't post the salvage yard's name, but if anybody PM's me, I'll give it to you. I go to the town it's near fairly often, so I might even go look at it with my camera and magnetic businesss cards. He might have a bumper for my Scout for me to look at, so that would give me a another reason to go.
https://mcphersonauction.com/auction/23rd-annual-kool-deadwood-nites-classic-car-auction-3/
That said, his sales usually have high reserves on the cars. I finally quit going to these Kool Deadwood Nights sales because of the reserves, and the vintage Automobilia offered was all Chinese. Reserves are fine, but they should reveal them so people can decide if they want to proceed.
Don't know the other cars, but the Charger R/T I have seen in person at a local salvage yard. It wasn't offered to me for sale, so I only walked by looking down the sides and in the windows. I don't touch other people's cars without invitation. I saw bumpers, grille, tail lights... It looked pretty complete, though in pieces. It turned up after he cleaned the property of his neighbor who had passed. If so, he's been watching it for many years. He's a Mopar guy, so I'm surprised to see it offered.
I won't post the salvage yard's name, but if anybody PM's me, I'll give it to you. I go to the town it's near fairly often, so I might even go look at it with my camera and magnetic businesss cards. He might have a bumper for my Scout for me to look at, so that would give me a another reason to go.
https://mcphersonauction.com/auction/23rd-annual-kool-deadwood-nites-classic-car-auction-3/
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