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TURLOCK...who bought what?

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by Mad-Lad, Jan 27, 2007.

  1. Mad-Lad
    Joined: Jul 2, 2005
    Posts: 734

    Mad-Lad
    Member
    from California

    Yep....just got back and didnt come home with anything. Verry odd for me, but I just couldnt find anything that I really needed.
    With the Columbias selling for 3 grand plus and K.H. wheels locked up to a tree with a $800 price tag. I was already scared to see the rest of the prices...hahaha


    How about the rest of you? Any good buys?
     
  2. strombergs97
    Joined: May 22, 2006
    Posts: 1,888

    strombergs97
    Member
    from California

    Nothing here...Lots of Rolex watches there..Seemed like everything was gold plated or solid gold..HA... HA...
     
  3. I didn't find anything either.
     
  4. Hunter Bender
    Joined: Sep 23, 2005
    Posts: 380

    Hunter Bender
    Member

    i got a super nice set of 9 inch ford headlights for 30 bucks and a real nice set of california 1934 plates for 60 bucks.
     

  5. 49ratfink
    Joined: Feb 8, 2004
    Posts: 18,850

    49ratfink
    Member
    from California

    1. 56 cali plates 50 bucks pair.
    2. 2 -pair 63 cali plates 30 bucks.
    3. 1940 chevy accessory bumper guard 60 bucks
    4. 2 1940 chevy regular bumper guards 5 bucks
    5. 48 chevy deluxe heater 50 bucks
    6. 46-8 ford heater 15 bucks
    7. cal custom SBC valve covers $25
    8. M/T SBC valve covers $20
    9. 3 1949 and 2 1948 chevy hood ornaments $40 for all
    10. 2 offy and 2 eelco(?) breathers $70
    11. 1940's chevy radio $15
    12. 62 63 chevy air cleaner $10
    13. 2 Frantz toilet paper oil filters $11
    15. rare 4 toe foot gas pedal $15
    16. stewart warner gauge store display with 7 gauges $80
    17. 1957 chrysler 300 outside mirrors $75 pair
    18. NOS in the box 1949ish chevrolet windshield washer. no vacume,
    this one has a foot pedal to make it squirt.

    I may be going back tomorrow in case I missed anything.


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  6. MonsterMaker
    Joined: Aug 11, 2004
    Posts: 1,809

    MonsterMaker
    Member

    Exactly....just about everything I asked about was priced about 4 times higher than I was used to.

    :eek:
     
  7. I LOVE that SW gauge display!
     
  8. grego31
    Joined: Aug 28, 2006
    Posts: 451

    grego31
    Member
    from Sac, CA

    I was thinking about going tomorrow but I figured that it would have all been picked thru by today. Sucks I had to work today :(
    Good finds 49
     
  9. Hunter Bender
    Joined: Sep 23, 2005
    Posts: 380

    Hunter Bender
    Member

    you can't register the 63 CA plates, FYI....
     
  10. 49ratfink
    Joined: Feb 8, 2004
    Posts: 18,850

    49ratfink
    Member
    from California

    I know, but they are still worth more than I paid. I guess people buy them for display on thier cars at shows... or just to collect. I just got fiddy bucks for a single 56 plate....
     
  11. Resz
    Joined: Aug 12, 2006
    Posts: 40

    Resz
    Member
    from San Jose

    Two Stromberg 97's. I couldn'nt sniff out a third one, anybody have one for sale here localy in the Bay Area?
     
  12. Sam F.
    Joined: Mar 28, 2002
    Posts: 4,225

    Sam F.
    BANNED

    ya see,,the problem is that GOLD and RUST are two very close shades of color and some people confuse the two ...:D
     
  13. i got some dietz headlights $40,model a tail light stands$1,model a headlight bar$5,complete 40 brakes with hubs,drums and backing plates$100.
    my buddy got an n.o.s.62 impala cruise control and power mirror...1900.00 for the c.c and 600.00 for the mirror....does that tell you how crazy some of the sellers/buyers were?i told him those 2 purchases were half of what my car is costing to build.
    i saw alot of cars on the lawn area going for"barrett-jackson"prices.how about a 60 impala convertible for 65,000?
    i agree with some of the other guys,people think rust and gold are the same thing:eek:
     
  14. Coupe-De-CAB
    Joined: Sep 30, 2004
    Posts: 2,098

    Coupe-De-CAB
    Member
    from Nor Cal

    kids school desk- $15
    Radio flyer wagon (carry parts in)- $20
    pair of spindles - $75 (special thanks to Sam and his brother)
    pair of front backing plates - $100
    breakfast burrito -$4

    I had an awesome time since it was my very first time there at the swap meet!

    Yes, prices did seem a bit high, but i'll still go back every year, it's fun scrounging through stuff at 5:30 AM in the pouring rain:)

    CAB
     
  15. B + M
    Joined: Aug 5, 2006
    Posts: 139

    B + M
    Member
    from sacramento

    I bought an old chrome girder front end for one of my bikes-$75 bucks. and a cool little cowl lamp to use for a taillamp-$10 bucks. I'm going back today to scrounge some more and pick up my car that I have for sale.
     
  16. Jalopy Joker
    Joined: Sep 3, 2006
    Posts: 31,262

    Jalopy Joker
    Member

    Early rain yesterday, and more today but, nothing is perfect. Yesterday got a 9" Ford posi 3:25 third member -$200, a modified 40 Ford dash full of Stewart Warner gauges for $160. I Kept the gauges and a buddy bought the dash from me. Simple stuff like lug nuts 15-$6. Will be leaving now to go back. Great Swap.
     
  17. I bought a complete 5.0L fuel injection swap for my 302 for $40.00, other than that the prices were really out of line.
     
  18. flatheadhero
    Joined: Feb 17, 2006
    Posts: 273

    flatheadhero
    Member
    from California

    1 No-number Stromberg 97-$5.00
    1 Stromberg 97-$ 10.00
    1 Winfield sr Downdraft Carburetor-$50.00
    1 Cragar OHV 4 banger valve cover -$15.00
    1 1939 Ford transmission-$75.00
    1 Case of explosive diarrhea from snack bar-$10.00


    I only attended Saturday. I found most of my stuff wwith non-related parts. I was shocked and amused at some of the prices that were being asked for stuff. I actually had to laugh out loud several times. I understand the price on the really rare stuff, but most was junk.
     
  19. I ended up working a 23 hour shift starting at 7:30 on friday trying to finish a car for a customer (lots of ill fitting parts and things that wern't delivered 'til the zero hour), and my ride left the north bay at 5:30 so I didn't make it,, I was going to grab 2 hours of sleep in the car and just deal with it. Sounds like I didn't miss much though? did Anyone see a halfway solid '26-'27 T roadster door????
     
  20. KIRK!
    Joined: Feb 20, 2002
    Posts: 12,031

    KIRK!
    Member

    First one I missed in 12 years - but the GNRS was worth it.
     
  21. plan9
    Joined: Jun 3, 2003
    Posts: 4,078

    plan9
    Member

    first turlock swap ive been too... far better than pomona.
    samiyam and his bro got all my cash.
    had a great time bullshitting with friends i havent seen for sometime.

    2 16x4 steelies with good tires & 39ish ford toploader core - $100
    3 39'ish top loader cores - $100
    5 new tie rods - $20
    49-53 ford MC rebuilt + 2 rebuilt wheel cylinders for juice brakes - $10
    latest hop up rag - $13
    WW2 alum. canteen with canvas - $3

    not to mention a few free items.. :)
     
  22. had a pretty good day:
    pair of nice doors for my '60 elky with glass, handles, cranks $100 pair

    upper/lower grill for my '60 f-100 in nice shape $175

    pair of nice driver quality comm'l '56 plates for my f-100 $131
     
  23. wheelkid
    Joined: May 25, 2006
    Posts: 1,242

    wheelkid
    Alliance Vendor
    from Fresno, CA

    I did pretty good selling but came home with about 30 more wheels than we brought
    Jimmy
     
  24. Jalopy Joker
    Joined: Sep 3, 2006
    Posts: 31,262

    Jalopy Joker
    Member

    Went back today, in very thick fog and some sellers starting to pack up after a night of rain. Had a couple 3 hours of OK weather, then rain. So, got a set of '53 Merc headlight rings for $30. Also, electrical stuff. Then a new pair of 63-64 full size Chevy outside rearview mirrors for $54. They are still classic looking, but designed not to interfere with wind wing openng and you can actually see out of passenger side mirror. Oh ya, yesterday talked to custom guru Gene Winfield who is there every year selling parts. He will have more body work classes in the spring. Jealous of my buddies that flew South Fri for the GNRS and a tour of SoCal. Then back in time for Sat Swap.
     
  25. studhud
    Joined: Jan 6, 2006
    Posts: 1,403

    studhud
    Member

    I got some stuff
    1. A 32 heavy axle and 2 34 axles
    2. Dual distributor drive for my flattty v12
    3.Super nice set of 3 stromberg 97's
    4.Redhead flashlight for my 48 poncho
    5.$900 bucks slazzen owed me!
    LTR Dave
     
  26. Muttley
    Joined: Nov 30, 2003
    Posts: 18,500

    Muttley
    Member

    Not much.........a few old magazines, a NOS Eelco shift boot cover still in the box for three bucks and the new Hop Up. I never find anything at swapmeets.
     
  27. Hey Guys,
    My Dad & I found a few good deals for the '31 A.
    We picked up a set of headlights for $10, then picked up the rear 2 piece bumpers, and the complete hood for free!! I also had my '62 in the car corral forsale.
    David
     
  28. I bought 2 appleton spots for $100
    sold 2 appleton spots 2 minutes later for $150
    SOLD $ 1400 in junk I dont miss
    payed studhud $900 i owed him
    made good on delivery of belly tanks to nor-cal road devils nick
    and made good on 34 ford parts sold to cranky old geezer Fred
    went home and cleaned up the yard sunday
     
  29. WAY TOO MUCH OVER PRICED STUFF !!
    im a sucker i still picked up a few things...
    set of cal-custom stagered hole SBC valve covers $100 (i know way too much but damn nice)
    1957 rambler gauge cluster $20
    1946 plymouth gauge cluster $20
    19?? SW gauge cluster no idea what it is out of $35
    Fun day broke in my new wagon.......
     
  30. I went on Saturday. I mostly just had fun looking at all the junk all day because I wasn't really looking for anything special. But I bought:

    Motors book in nice condition that covers 1935 to 1948 for $15.

    A big divided steel box to sort out nuts and bolts for $10.

    An old Chevy generator and some huge steel thing that'll come in handy on my hydraulic press FREE (a guy set up a big pile of stuff with a "Free" sign at the end of the day.

    A new gear reduction high torque starter for $95

    A humoungous Armstrong forged C-clamp for $30

    A 7 quart oil pan for $4

    And some other small junk.
     

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