Lets buy these cars

I was browsing around the web and found this site. It says what they dont sell they will auction off. I looked at the cars and prices and i was impressed the condition and prices are fair. http://restorablecars.com/

 

looks like decent prices

 

HOLY SHIT...There is a lot of stuff right there...and like you said prices seem pretty decent. Damn I wish I had some money I could spend!!!

 

Man there's some cool stuff in there.

 

THe one car I would be really interested in, and there is no pic.

Nice GMC truck on there though, that would be perfect for my tow truck idea I've been toying with.

 

Ya I'm checking the bank account!

 

'51 Chrysler hemi and a '66 Buick nailhead in cars not much over $1,000.

 

Heres the two I want.

 

i wish i lived alittle closer.i would love to spend a day looking around and i would deff.be leaving with a new project!DAM i wish there was someplace like that near me.

 

I've had that site bookmarked for some time now. Always fun checking out what they have. I wonder if they are closing down.

 

very nice!!

 

Great site, looks like some OK deals.

While browsing, I found this pic of a '49 Nash steering column / instrument pod.

I LOVE it...!!!
Would look great in a rod.

 

Nice ! I would KILL for a couple. Actually the price seem excellant !

 

I saw one or two I wouldn't mind having but wonder how expensive it would be to have inop vehicles like that transported. One of the ones I saw I dont think it even had wheels on it.

 

Sure looks like they're packing it in. Website says what's not sold soon will all be auctioned off.

 

I say we form a caravan and get up there,,we can move say 100 cars at a time together. I have a truck and trailer. I can make sandwiches too!

 

Been there a few times,even bought some cars.Sad to see it go.

 

Couldn't agree more.

 

To kinda put it in perspective, I had a 1969 Caddy hearse shipped from Ft. Walton Beach, FL to Los Angeles for about $1200. Car did not run what so ever nor would it ever again.

 

I've been out there. Saw the lot but didn't have a chance to get out to the back 40. Really nice guy and fair prices!

 

I've got one of those imstrument pods on the wall waiting to go into my project. They are cool!

 

9.5 hours away from my place.. man! I think I need a road trip.. thanks for the post..

 

The cab was sold on that truck so the $375 was for the frame... that's what it said anyway.

 

I'm surprised that one of those hasn't found it's way into someone's rat rod project. It would be perfect with a king size condom stretched over it and held on by big gobs of white silicone.

Frank

 

South Dakota has been a treasure trove of good iron for a long time! The Merc I wanted was in that state as well, and sold for less than $1000. Thanks for the link, I've got it bookmarked and will certainly keep my eye on them this year. I just hope I can find some money.

EDIT: Lot's of these pics I've seen before on either Ebay, CL, or on forums. Now just a condensed version, lol.

 

Site last updated: 9/23/09

 

I talked to Harold on the phone about the 24 dodge and he told me someone had put a deposit on it several years ago and hadn't showed up to pick it up yet. He would not sell it until he tracked the other guy down first. Sounds like a fairly honest guy that has collected these cars over the years and wants to move to the warmer climates now

 

if you notice...... the pages were updated jan 17.