Eviction Sale 18R-G 3S-GTE and a lot more, Fiat, Triumph, Ford

Milwaukee CL ad.

I spoke to the guy earlier asking about the Toyota parts. He's totally down on his luck and expects to be evicted soon. He would rather sell this stuff for something instead of having it all dumped on the lawn. He wanted $2,300 for all of the Toyota pieces as a lot. Much more if he broke them up individually. That included something like 6 RWD 5 speed transmissions, 4-18R-Gs, 1 - 3S-GTE, and a couple other engines (IIRC R family). He said that there was 8 or 9 side draft carbs included for that price.

If I wasn't so space limited I would be there now with a truck and trailer and pick up the lot. Dang.

http://milwaukee.craigslist.org/cto/2666532338.html

My situation has changed. I am about to be evicted. I would rather sell everything that I own to someone who can use it rather than send it to the scrap.

There are those of you who have called, and there are those who have said that you would come for a look. Well now is the time to come and buy. 1989 Chevrolet one ton Crew Cab dually: $2000 Firm 1957 Hillman Husky: $4000 OBO 1949 Fiat Giardiniera: $5500 Firm 1953 International Harvester CarryAll: $3500 Firm 1966 Chevrolet C30: $1000 OBO 1970 Chevrolet C40: $1000 OBO 1973 Gerstenschlager: $4000 OBO 1955 Triumph TR10 Estate: $1500 OBO 1957 Volvo 445: $2800 OBO

(4) Toyota 18R-G engines (1) Toyota 3T-GTE engine (6) Toyota 5-speed transmissions (1) Rover 3.5 Engine (2) Ford 300 CID fuel injected engines (1) Ford 300 CID carb engine (2) Fiat 600 engines (3) Fiat 600 transmissions collection of bucket seats Studebaker dash Mercury dash Shelving Scaffolding Furniture

Come and take a look around. There might be something more that you really need. Call and identify yourself to the machine. I will pick up. 262-679-2305.

This has been reposted locally for months and months and months now. I haven't been to look at the stuff myself (would for any interested party), but apparently the guy is just not willing to work on the price enough to move any of the stuff. I wonder what the cars look like. Lots of cool stuff, but I wonder about the real condition of it all.

He's not that interested in selling before scrapping at those prices.

What's a 1973 Gerstenschlager?

914Driver wrote: What's a 1973 Gerstenschlager?

I found a reference to a Bookmobile mounted on an International Harvester Chassis manufactured by the Gertenschlager Company.

There were several companys that would take 18wheeler trailers cut the front off and add Van or flat nose glass in them and toss on a truck chasiss. Most were used as moving Vans. Kool as E36 M3 to see, there a guy by me with two slowly getting reclaimed by mother nauture...