kmstrade
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a couple pics from a car auction
kmstrade replied to automaschinewerks's topic in Studebaker, Erskine & Rockne
look forward to seeing more and thanks for posting. keith -
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thanks, email westair.ks@gmail.com
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hello, what is the location? i posted it on a FB site i started awhile back and was asked...any other apperson stuff offered? thanks, keith
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i have a Wiedley in my 1923 6-90 but My 22 Auburn has a Continental Red Seal
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i would love to have it but with the needed engine work i would be surprised if it sells for that asking price...great project.
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agree and with your credentials in the hobby shows how hard it is for any of us to gauge current values. at this point in my life i focus perhaps as you on those certain makes i know i will keep and or perhaps due to a few regrets after i sold some old ones for whatever reasons at the time.
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over priced pre war cars often sit until a realistic offer is made...fairly priced cars sell. one has to decide what make he or she has a passion for and start looking...hard to generalize values with thousands of different makes and models of pre war cars. a Kissel sedan has a different value than a Kissel roadster or a Locomobile Jr. different than many other locomobiles etc etc. open versus closed with notable exceptions on values etc. Stutz six cylinder in late 20s different value than a vertical eight depending on condition. the rule of thumb as the 1940s and 1950s collectors of early cars taught us...it costs as much to restore a valuable cars as it does a more common make....etc etc
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very very nice..i had a V-63 suburban 1924 at one time...great cars
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390 Car Collection plus parts, Medford Oregon area
kmstrade replied to Oregon Desert model 45's topic in Cars For Sale
the hoarder? or rather a good collector who saved alot of collectible cars, parts from the scrap yard. -
i was asked about this one also...thanks for letting me tag on to your thread...1928 model bb but not sure on the rest
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seems like a nice guy. i spoke with him last year about the Lafayette...would love to have but cannot justify that price without the engine. keith
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looks great. i will share to my FB site.. do you have the radiator emblem etc and or script motor meter,,,price on the car? same engine as in my Auburn 1922 7R
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i hope you were able to sell it....great looking car
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RIP to Rick...i have spoken to him a few times in the past. When the time is right i will reach out...Thank you for sharing. Keith westair.ks@gmail.com
