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#586373 10/25/2009 2:15 PM
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Yesterday I had the opportunity to buy a cut-away 6 cyl chevy motor. If your old enough you could have seen it in the GM display at an auto show years back.
It was in a Mecum Auction held at the 57 Heaven Museum in Branson, Mo. where the entire contents of the museum was auctioned off at no reserve.
There were also two gorgeous pick-ups, a 57 Chevy Cameo and a 57 GMC

No,I don't own the motor, it went for 6 thousand bucks and I only brought 55 hundred with me. lol

Dan










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glasman #586797 10/26/2009 10:07 PM
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I watched a lot of it on the internet. I would have liked to have one of those 57 olds convertables. I just didn't have over $100,000 available. Some of the Mopar convertables went for over $200,000.


They say money can't buy happiness. It can buy old Chevy trucks though. Same thing.
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You and me both. That green one was awesom, but I would want to drive it not lock it up in some room.
I did not see much that reflected a down economy, unless you put stock in what Mecum said when that Chrysler Ghia only brought 300,000 and they were looking for 5 on that car.
I thought the bargain of the day was the Ford Ranchero at 25K.

Dan


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