Slick 60's

Hey Guys,

For the fourth consecutive year, the Simeone Museum is honored to be the venue for Bonhams "Preserving the Automobile" auction. We are thrilled to be a part of anything that helps preserve classic automobiles, parts, literature, memorabilia, and so on. Here are a few snaps that I thought you boys might get a kick out of…





















Okay, I need to post the following pix in a separate link because the website gets pissed when I post too many at once...

Okay, here's a few more…













Okay, I know that this isn't a Ford. But, this Studebaker was just too sweet to pass up…













Finally, one of the auto transporters had a great message painted on the side of his trailer. I couldn't agree more…





I'll probably have more photos over the next couple of days.

Hey Bill, can you win me the 2 Mercury converts? I will gladly pay you Tuesday.............

Hey Tim,

If you're paying on Tuesday, then the best I can get you is a Whimpy hamburger.

Shop Class , we didn't have one ...... But we had a metal machine shop I remember for our final we had to machine a nut cracker ! like this but no wood https://jet.com/product/product/80e582c ... AnZV8P8HAQ


Danny

Okay, so here's the final update on the auction…

The Studebaker that I liked sold for $90,000.



The 1955 Lincoln Capri Convertible sold for $50,000.



The 1956 Mercury Montclair Convertible Coupe sold for $61,000.



The 1964 Ford Falcon Ranchero Coupe Utility (that I should have bid on, Grrrrr) sold for ONLY $6,800.









Wayne Carini sold three cars for a friend at the auction and they also filmed an episode for Chasing Classic Cars.



Finally, here is an "overview" of the auction…









Later guys...

Thanks for posting that.
the Studebaker is almost exactly like the one i had. If I could turn my foot around backwards i would be kicking my self for swapping it off.

Great pics, reminds me of riding around in a silver hawk back in the day and all the cars that are now worth an absolute mint that we used as our knock around cars.
Could have done without Carini as I am not fond of him or his show, but then again most of the new auto shows tend to rub me the wrong way. Guess I am getting old.