Mixed results at Chickasha

This was at 8:30 am. It was in the back field near that back gate. They were loading it into the buyers trailer. It was in old grey primer I believe and I heard someone say it went for $4500
 
I had a gr8 time at Chickasha....found a Wico mag on A head....28' AR cowl...set of 19" wheels and tires....TT express tailgate...KW Wilson sleeve puller for V8 and Model A in box...KRW bearing puller...Krw drum turner...GMI horn.. AA truck mirror brracket that mounts on the visor.....sold a ton of parts off my Model A farm wagon....and ended up sell the wagon...thanx for all you buyer that were there...
 
I talked to you about your farm wagon. I Said I had saved some T wagons but liked your a wagon. You said it was a kit. Very cool!

Also saw that head with magneto in the building. Good buy!

Not A specific but Found a great KR Wilson tool for cutting the valve pockets in flathead heads. It's actual purpose is for opening the pockets so you can use earlier heads on later engines, but I plan to use it for fly cutting the valve areas on a head that has been decked.

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I also am happy I came home with a 1931-32 Lincoln K dash. I have a dash fetish. I bought the bare dash, and as I was walking around with it, someone else came up to me and said they had a decent insert in a butchered dash. Perfect!

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I posted it above your post.. I heard $4500 for the body. It was the metal shell. I think it had garnish moulding a but not sure. I noticed it didn't have the rear apron or any seats
 
I had a gr8 time at Chickasha....and the Mex food at Tazmacal was awesome to....I found a 28' AR cowl....Wico mag....set of 19" wheels and tires (there were 5-6 sets....TT express bed.....KR Wilson sleeve puller in box for early v8 flathead and model A B ....KRW bearing puller....KRW line borein frackets....KRW bracket drum turner....ModelAA rear view mirror that mounts on the visor....GMI horn...also sold a ton of parts off my Model A farm wagon....and ended up sellin my wagon....thanx to all you buyers
 
Swap meets are nice as you can see what you purchase, but with the price of motels and gas, they can be pretty pricey if you live a ways away for them. With eBay, you can't see the item in person, but can ask questions before bidding. I have been stung a few times on eBay, but probably less than 1% to 2% of the items I purchased. I agree, that prices at swap meets are typically better and you can bargain, but it is kind of a hit and miss proposition. I like to do both.
Rusty Nelson
 
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