https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/668814214027038/
ATTENTION! PROPERTY LIQUIDATION!!!
All items are for sale or are open to offers.
This is a collection of antique and vintage cars and parts that were amassed over 40+ years by my dad. There are many restoration projects here begging for some TLC as well as many hard to find, rare parts and whole parts cars. Scan over the photos well, as there is a lot here. Everything available could not fit into one ad, so keep an eye out for other listings or look up my other listings that are linked to my profile.
*Also available but not pictured is a professional paint booth and a powder coating oven - both have been stored outside and in parts so they would need work. Both are priced cheap and need to go.
There is also a large collection of vintage snow mobiles available for hard to find parts and rebuilds.
If you see something here and you’re curious if something related is available, please reach out.
All questions as well as purchase and pickup times must be PHONED DIRECT TO:
(231)seven six six - 2795 ask for David
Property located in Fruitland Township near Dalton.
Any messages through messenger will be directed to call the above phone number.
That should help the lucky ones that don’t have Facebook.
There's some pretty serious tin in there.....also some K-cars!
There are two more listings with more pictures linked to their profile.
please post the other links too.....
I like the Bugeye with the tree , and I think a Glas 1700 GT next to it.......
Is that an MGA?
Thanks for the extra links
is that a MGA or Big Healey ?
Cool early El Camino
but I bet the winters did a lot of damage on all of them......
Man I used to love Momo Quasars but now they look so tacky...
In reply to californiamilleghia :
Blue MGA1600 with collapsing frame judging by the one photo.
Yeah really I just feel sorta sad.
Don't see much of anything there worth saving, and while it looks cool, it's going to be a huge pain for the kids to clean up before selling the property.
Big dreams. I feel bad the guy wasn't able to act on more of em.
In reply to Robbie (Forum Supporter) :
Yeah, stuff like this reminds me that when I start a project I need to throw enough money at it to see it through. Otherwise you end up with a field full of unrealized potential that may not do anyone any good
Lots of hidden gems there. Someone looking for parts could have a field day there.
In reply to DeadSkunk (Warren) :
Yep, K cars are non existent. They made a bazillion and there are practically none around, you can't even find them on eBay.
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