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Depends on if it's horse poop or cow poop. Have there been goats climbing on the roof?

Here's figuring that the largest premium would be added to a barn find from an estate. Best of both worlds.

Another rainy Sunday. Even Fred is ducking the water.

Worked 13 days in a row. Supposed to be off tomorrow, but a jobsite malfunction will mean showing up. Again. Vacation is next, thank the gods. Get a bit of Old Car time.

I saw that one the other day and noticed that it's one of those ultra-desirable Barn Finds. And I noticed the premium for that tacked onto the price.


Now, if it were an Estate Find, maybe . . . .


:rolleyes:

The little coupe appears to be sold. I hope that someone got a good deal.


It wasn't me, honest.

Any further news on this horde and what's happening with it?

Long week. Weekend shot - working straight through. Deadlines can be a bitch.


Rust never sleeps . . . .

At one confused point in my life, I bought a 22 series lwb 7 passenger sedan. IT was blue on blue with blue - can you say blue? It had a lot more cancer than I was capable of dealing with at the time, and I had way more want to than money. Buying it was a poor decision, yet nobody in my life at the time said it was. Finally found a guy to buy it for just about what I had put into it to buy it, and that was as good as I was gonna get.

It dawned on me years later that driving that thing would have risked the sheet metal every trip out of the driveway.

I'm glad to have lived through that time and some of the ones which followed. I'm in a much better place now.

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I'd haul it off for that, but I suspect that they want me to pay them.

And another 6 banger, this one a '47 sedan. A "Packard packard Clifford", for a paltry $9K. Says it runs-n-drives. Pictures in advert.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/521404112249230/?ref=search&referral_code=marketplace_search&referral_story_type=post&tracking=browse_serp%3Ae9d5bd46-b2d5-4336-9eb2-51ce07606662

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Mostly Fred.