To be auctioned next month; '64 flareside w/ 'Vette power

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Re: To be auctioned next month; '64 flareside w/ 'Vette powe

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DV65CustomCab wrote:
Rusty 63 wrote:I'm not sure if mecum is an aronym for something - but if so the m stands for morons, so i'll guess $35k.
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That's the guys name who owns the auction company.
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Re: To be auctioned next month; '64 flareside w/ 'Vette powe

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I figured as much - I meant that as a sarcastic observation that these auctions seem to be attended by guys with more dolars than sense (or perhaps a fat wallet to compensate for other inadequacies). Nonetheless, these auctions, and the "realtiy" shows which demonstrate "professionals" purchasing wrecks at jacked-up prices, using all-night thrash session labor to "rebuild" & flip a car for a profit most guys don't see in two months paychecks has led to every hillbilly in the country thinking their $400 parts truck (or car) is "rare" and worth the $4k they're asking for it.

(Stepping off soapbox now)

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