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Model a coupe and other cars that sold at auction yesterday

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by Dyce, Jun 19, 2011.

  1. Dyce
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    Went to a sale yesterday. Wish I had more money....
    Coupe brought $4700.00:eek: It was an older restoration with some repair on the rr quarter. Fender beads all nice... Ran but was a little noisy.
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    50 Chevy had a chevy 350 with a nova front and rear sold for $6250.00
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    39 Plymouth coupe was a in the familly since new. Ran like a watch but needed brake work. Sold for $5600.00.
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    68 mustang 289 auto. $6800.00
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    69 Nova, 350 2brl $7700.00
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    52 Chevy 4dr parts car, $250.00, and '40 Chevy sedan delivery, the one I came for and bought:D $1550.00
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    And some parts. In the parts I bought a '40 chevy delivery rear door that was better then the one on the car for $5.00 and a delivery rear bumper for $30.00.
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    There was a set of 4 14x6 and 2 15x8 ET3 wheels I let go by for $350.00:(
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    No doubt the economy is taking a hit on prices!!
    Jeff
     
  2. Dyce
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    Here are some pictures of my new '40 delivery. They made fewer then 3000 of these.
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    It's rough but I've been wanting this car for a very long time!!
    Jeff
     
  3. GaryB
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    from Reno,nv

    cool, be a nice project.any plans?
     
  4. F&J
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    Most of the prices sounded more than fair, and even good deals IMO.

    The 40 looks good from what I can see. Good score to get something on your list.

    I saw a 46-48 Chev conv in the woods 25 yrs ago that was spiffed up a long time ago with fake portholes and spot lights. It looks like some sort of ports on that one?
     

  5. Dyce
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    It's rough. The top is pushed in, and the front floors and rockers are gone. I'm thinking about shortening the rear cargo area and going with 2dr sedan doors, and giving it a little chop[​IMG]..... I have time to think about it. I need to finish my model a first.
     
  6. Jonnie King
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    from St. Louis

    Your Chev looks cool ! Chop ? Yes. Shortening & Sedan Doors ? Maybe not worth all the trouble...those are rare rides. I'd leave the body mostly original and make it a Resto Rod...just re-do suspension, brakes, engine, drivetrain, interior (that's where you can get creative !), etc., and you'd have one DYNAMITE machine !

    The Model A & the Plymouth were spot-on ! Love that Plymouth...one of the best 30's front clips ever designed. AND, extremely RARE !

    All the best to you !

    Jonnie King www.legends.thewwbc.net
     
  7. I used to see a sedan delivery like this except it had opened panels on the sides that looked like they flipped down. It was just sitting by a tree next to a run down old house for many years. One day driving by the place it was gone. Never knew what happened to it.
     
  8. 345winder
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    dang,the model A coupe sale price sounds like a steal!!!
     
  9. PinHead
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    Some cool stuff there, where was this at? I haven't been to a good sale in awhile.
     
  10. captainjunk#2
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    some cool stuff there , and prices dont sound horrible , hope you post some pics as you work on the panel , it looks like a coool score
     
  11. Nice score Dyce! I can see why you were not at BTT50s!
     
  12. arkiehotrods
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    Wow, I could use the upright bass in the background of photo 3.
     
  13. Toner283
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    That model A went for a steal. A good 5 window body is $4-5G's around here with no frame/running gear or fenders. Looks like an entertaining afternoon.
     
  14. Squablow
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    I can't see any pictures. Anyone else having that problem?
     
  15. Dyce
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    I'll more then likly keep the body stock. It is a master 85 with the straight axle front end. I may even drop the axle and keep it.

    The model a was a shocker. I could have bought it and took it up to BTTF and made some quick cash.The economy really took a hit on the market (at least this weekend it did)
     
  16. Lazlobassett
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    Wow! Cool panel truck, I like the tuna cans on the sides of the hood:) That A looks like a really good deal, I saw one similar to it at a auction in PA a few weeks ago, got bid to 11k, no sale... Just heard about a '31` pick up for 5k in Vermont or new hampster, fair body runs n drives, no interior ( or needs new)....I don't need anymore cars, have the number if anyone is interested
     
  17. Von Rigg Fink
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    from Garage

    as each picture loaded and each price was shown, all I could say was


    Dam

    Dam!

    DAM!!!
     
  18. sawzall
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    my dad has had one of these since 1974..
    such a cool car..
     
  19. madpole
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    seems like some pretty fair deals. i love the looks of that "39 plymouth....
     
  20. carryallman
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    hey dyce ,good buy ! looks like it would make a cool bunk at dans ,plus everything would be hidden inside ? anyway i was wondering if you would be at back to the 50s ? seen dan there w/his 46 ford convertable in the swap meet AREA ! plus "steve " from wisc. {my minds blank on his last name ?} also several other guys ,had a good time there ,hope you get this sedan delevery going this winter ,it will be a nice ride !! see ya mike "carryallman "
     
  21. Dyce
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    I had to skip the back to the 50's to make the auction. I'll be working on the model a for a while yet. Nice thing about the delivery project I can do alot to it without spending much money.
     
  22. ironandsteele
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  23. I would have loved to buy the A-coupe and the 39 Plymouth coupe is one of my favorite coupes but a 40 chevy delivery? DAMN! I've wanted a 40 chevy delivery for a million years! If you decide not to build it, lemme know.
    and a rear door for 5 bucks? Unheard of!
     
  24. Dyce
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    Yeh that door blew me away. I was happier to get the sedan delivery (the bumper on the car is for a sedan) rear bumper for $30.00. Where do you find one of those? I need to find seats now. They should be the same clear up into the early 50's...

    Sawzall, I'd like to see a picture of your Dad's car if you have any. I did a '48 Chevy delivery for a freind. I drove it for a couple months working the buggs out of it and have been looking for one ever since.
     

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