Event Coverage Early Ford and Mopar Parts Auction Columbia, MO

Just found out about this today. No affiliation of any kind on my part. Looks like it has very good potential. Since I won't be able to attend, I'll be happy to share.

May 18th and 19th, Boone County Fairgrounds, Columbia, MO

1920’s - 1970’s Ford Parts, Including Flathead Era • 1930’s - 1980’s Chevrolet & GM Parts • 1930’s - 1970’s Mopar, Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge Parts • NOS Flathead Parts Including Heads •Abundance Of Chevy Truck Trim 1960’s – 1970’s • NOS Offenhauser Transmission & Carb Adapters & Misc. Parts • Various Rebuildable Carbs • Western Auto Master Cylinder Repair Kits • NOS Speed Parts: Hurst, Offenhauser, Hedman, Eelco, Mr. Gasket, Air Shift, Isky, etc. • Hurst Shifter Parts • Ford Flathead ......


Here's the link.


http://www.atterberryauction.com/index.php?subp=1&sct=&pg=ap&pid=19933&ap_sub=cat

 

I drove up to take a look. THERE WAS A WHOLE BUILDING FULL OF PARTS!!!

Just nothing I could use. The sale bill was rather vague on the literature, and hoped there might have been some Pontiac dealer stuff there; alas, not to be.

Those of you interested in MoPar, they are selling the literature tomorrow. And there are tons of it.

Wasn't much of a crowd when I left. Doubt seriously that stuff brought much. Betcha some of the guys there got some truckload bargains.

In carburetors, (wonder why I look at these), there were three very rare Detroit Lubricator 1933 Ford units (unfortunately, not as rare as a 1933 Ford owner with the original V-8); several old Plymouth single barrels, a couple of smoggy TQ's, a few old Ford Holley two barrels, half a dozen or so A/M Holley four barrels, and and old Langeskamp/Linkart motorcycle carb.

The only thing of interest to me was a dual single unit for an old Plymouth six made by Edmunds. The Caddy 2x4 manifold turned out to be a '56 unit with the 3 3/4 x 3 7/8 bolt pattern.

Jon.