BobT-47P15 Posted April 30, 2012 Report Posted April 30, 2012 ....on this past Saturday. Were probably 200 to 300 bidders there. The owner had added several more cars, somewhere from 150 to 200 were on hand. We had company so I could not get to the sale by the 10 a.m. start time. Was more like 11:30 when I got there, and could only stay for an hour or so due to having a music job at 3 in the afternoon back in Joplin. One added row contained several older Corvettes and some Cadillacs, plus a model T touring car. The T sold for $5000...... This 63 Studebaker Hawk went for $2100. And......this 49 two seat Plym coupe went for $900. Met and visited with the buyer who is from the area and plans to make it a "Sunday driver". The car was complete with floorboards that may not prove to be too bad, and very good stainless trim. The engine was complete and turned by hand. Inside the car was a Fulton type visor in the back seat.....in the trunk a radio grille with radio, plus assorted coffee cans with small parts including visor brackets. I wrote down the name of the forum for the man and invited him to check it out. My personal favorite, this 55 Chrysler which could be pretty much cleaned up and used (may or may not run) went to a new home in Kansas City for $1100. Heard some other prices in the background which seemed reasonable....many were in the hundreds (as opposed to thousands). Since this was not all the cars in the collection......there will probably be another sale sometime. Don't know if there are any other old Mopars among them, but will be interesting to see. Quote
austinsailor Posted April 30, 2012 Report Posted April 30, 2012 Sounds to me like someone got the model t and Studebaker prices backwards. What were they thinking? Quote
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