Watched that, liked it, but no space or time for it... and it was in his name.
I was shopping for a replacement P/U... this one was the only big cab old truck in the deceased's name, but has rust all along the drip rail over the windshield... I was out LONG before the final sale... emailed the fella running this auction more than once and they never replied. All I'd have needed to double or triple my bid would have been some good faith that they would help by filling out a few required forms for FL titling. There were 2 similar trucks that I liked better, but screwed up paperwork... they went for a few hundred each... they also were earlier in the cue... so no buying this and then buying one of them for parts.
Two 5 hour connected flights, plus layover time, hotel room and rental car for me to go get paperwork straight and then towing, storage and a second trip to retrieve just wasn't worth spending a full value bid on a vehicle like this. The hassles EVERY ONE of those cars will carry with it makes all of the prices seem out of line to me.
Some of the random bidding seemed related to other folks watching which cars were actually titled. I had, but have since deleted, a dozen or so cars in my watch list that had titles... the Valiant wagon was on of the best... the Formal Newport was the one that stole the show... I think it went for $650 and was titled in his name.
I did do well buying what I did, a wall hanger made from an plastic eagle and Imperial Whiskey letters, some obsolete Moog and several of the tool lots. I also have a private party picking it up cheaper than UPS and he won't try to park the truck on top of it for spite.
The books, wheel covers and whatever got delayed while they crashed their computer loading quality marking images like the one below... which was the only one for a set of 4 "Imperial" covers. Actually, half the wheel covers seemed to be "Imperial" despite Plymouth, Dodge or Desoto logos.
Someone got a good price on muscle era parts books, I hope it was you... I gave up before they got back online, but I see a few things got prices pushed hard... and as always, not the logical things... the high selling parts book went from $10 to $60 and was 1974 . Lots of foolish bidders regretting bidding on the multi-lots today I imagine... These things went for $36 x 4 =$144 + %15 + shipping... it would have been a good savings to have bought them from HF at "fool price" and paid them for shipping.That satellite is not worth 19K. That is a crazy price. Perhaps the original owner bought it back at the "any price" range.
Someone paid retail for some HF recall stands, and got an orphan crapsman stand thrown in
The bargains of the day were these... NOT MINE... TOO BIG... might have changed if I'd bought the truck.
garage/man cave art in current condition...
$3
$11... might even work if you still have a lean burn system...