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    Thread: The Mother Load

    1. #1
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      The Mother Load

      http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Parts...em170201413774

      Not sure if this was posted once before. It'll definately strain your eyes trying to identify everything.

      Grab a coffee.

      PartTime
      Chris Hager


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      Ony a YOUNG man with lots of $$ and time would jump on that........but If I was a young man with that knid of $$$ I would NOT buy that!!!!!
      1968 F100 sb full vic chassis swap
      1965 Mustang coupe 347 5 spd cheap touring SOLD
      2003 Porsche 996 Outlaw LS2 swap SOLD
      1992 Lexus SC400 daily SOLD
      1966 Porsche 912 Outlaw SOLD
      1968 Ford F-100 sb SOLD

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      Look how nice they protected this Camaro...

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      I just want the Arbys sign for some reason. I have never even eaten there...

      In memory of those gone before us
      In gratitude for those who care

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      that is an incredible collection of projects. it boggles my mind, I'd be like a kid in a candy store.

      What to work on or buy first? Chargers, Cudas? big Impala's (427?), one of them big ol Pontiac Convertibles maybe......

      wow.

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      wow..... holy mother load! I just tried to look at it and it slowed my computer down to a screeching hault! I am afraid to look at it again!
      JC Scott


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      I wonder if Jimmy Hoffa is hidden in there somewhere?
      Rick
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      i dont understand how someone could collect all those cars and parts. and were they gto the money to but all that stuff??????????

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      first of all, thats just being selfish...

      second of all, If I had the money and the talen, I would definately go though and part of all that I could, you could definately get your money back on that stuff, it would just require a lot of time, if I had the talen to re-chrome that stuff, or re-coat all of those headers, I imagine there would be a nice chunk of change in it, plus you get use of the land as lone as you want, so you dont have to worry about moving anything...

      but most importantly, that guy is a selfish jerk for aquiring so much stuff he will never use, at least he protected it from getting scrapped I guess...
      Colin Russ

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      Quote Originally Posted by brownz
      i dont understand how someone could collect all those cars and parts. and were they gto the money to but all that stuff??????????
      These cars might be worth some coin now, but I bet when he started compiling his junk yard they were all cheap and unwanted cars. It's not until his later years that the value of his junk yard was transformed into a collectors paradise!

      I wonder if the guy had some type of obsessive compulsive disorder? He sure did compile a lot of stuff!
      Rick
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      If I use "Buy it Now" do you think he would throw in free shipping to Michigan????

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      Holy cr@p! Lots of history there guys, lots of history.
      Chris K.
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      Quote Originally Posted by The Rook
      If I use "Buy it Now" do you think he would throw in free shipping to Michigan????
      you get the land!!!

      BIN and bring a few semi rigs to load up!!!!
      Colin Russ

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      You guys can have what you want, but this is the only thing that I want! Save these for me!!!!

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      Jimmy

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      this was up for auction a few years ago. what ticks me off is that I was in that town last fall and forgot about it. dammit. may have to do a long weekend in VT soon

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      I wonder if the "yard hand" comes with it. Did anyone notice the creepy hand hiding in some of the pictures?

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      Lets make it a group purchase, and we all agree to go in and clean it up :D then we can use the land and make a track. perfect idea..
      Matt

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      Wow, lots of stuff there. I thought salvage yards sold things over time, looks like this guy just collected things.
      Scot
      86 Monte SS


    19. #19
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      Quote Originally Posted by Young Gun
      first of all, thats just being selfish...

      second of all, If I had the money and the talen, I would definately go though and part of all that I could, you could definately get your money back on that stuff, it would just require a lot of time, if I had the talen to re-chrome that stuff, or re-coat all of those headers, I imagine there would be a nice chunk of change in it, plus you get use of the land as lone as you want, so you dont have to worry about moving anything...

      but most importantly, that guy is a selfish jerk for aquiring so much stuff he will never use, at least he protected it from getting scrapped I guess...
      +1 i agree 100% with you.

      1993 Camaro Z28
      2001 Camaro Z28
      1969 Camaro


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      Quote Originally Posted by muthstryker
      Lets make it a group purchase, and we all agree to go in and clean it up :D then we can use the land and make a track. perfect idea..
      Haha as crazy as that sounds it just might work. Lets do it.

      1993 Camaro Z28
      2001 Camaro Z28
      1969 Camaro


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