Interesting auction in June! Sat Jun 17 - 10:00AM Hwy A., Wellsville, MO

[Steve Moskowitz]

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Not a real sophisticated site but there might be a lot of bargains here...or not.  Hesitated to post as there are some items I would like to buy but have at it folks.  Click on the internet bidding to see better pictures.  BTW, the 1903 Olds is a 1904.  This sale worries me as internet bidding may be difficult they say.

 

[lump]

Cool. I'm curious about what make a few photos are, like the OTHER long green touring car (not the Packard). It would be fun to watch this auction happen in person. 

[old car fan]

8 minutes ago, lump said:

Cool. I'm curious about what make a few photos are, like the OTHER long green touring car (not the Packard). It would be fun to watch this auction happen in person. 

Pierce Arrow

[lump]

3 minutes ago, old car fan said:

Pierce Arrow

Thanks, Old Car Fan. I looked for the headlights to be blended into the front fenders, although I'm aware that some Pierce cars in certain areas used more traditional type headlights. 

[58L-Y8]

Quite a few interesting cars, these stand out in particular:

1 – 1936 Ford Town car, Cunningham Body, V-8       #18-2344835

3- 1928 Stutz engine #91443HC     Serial # BB-9C2-BB26Y roadster w/ rumble seat  JEHT w/ dual 8 cyl. side mounts, 2-passenger

10- 1932 Packard 511-45   51145 Deluxe Phaeton

41 – 1927 Pierce Arrow, 4-door touring

56 – 1922 Willis St. Claire, V-8, 5931 HP, Deluxe Touring, D887   1757,  4031 Car #

Edited May 2, 2023 by 58L-Y8 (see edit history)

[George Albright]

I think the 1898 union highwheeler is a 1907-08

[TAKerry]

Looks like some neat stuff, and what collection is complete without a Euclid quarry truck?

[Steve Moskowitz]

If anyone is going please let me know...thanks.

[edinmass]

Looks like a lot of fun stuff............

[Grimy]

19 hours ago, old car fan said:

Pierce Arrow

Yes, 1925-27 Series 80 7-p touring.  I'll guess 1927 because the wheels appear relatively small.  (Generally, 1925 had 22" wheels, 1926 had 21s, 1927 20s.)