Another good one. Great story. What an inspiring lady. I’d watch more of the garage tables and wall stuff in detail. I got to get to more/a farm auctions. Everything seems low-to-why not just bid $1000-2000 for everything in the garage and save time. Both Fords worth more - all day. Tractor too prob. Trike seemed about right. Again, like last video, the auctioneers were kind of not the best and a strange ratio of ‘employees’(relatives?) to bidders. 7-8 company shirts crowding around not doing much (12:06 for ex) for stuff selling at a 25%+ discount to much of the US.
Thank you. Yes I think I would like to have met her. I had heard she was in the Motor Maids riding club for 75 years! There were some insanely good deals in the barn on tools. The husband who passed in was a machinist and had many expensive tools that went very cheap, often by the lot. I had a lot of clips from that but trimmed it down for time as I'm trying to decide what works best for content. There was a huge anvil that went for 700+. Also I bought a really clean 1930s cast iron skillet that I absolutely love. I have already cooked some boneless loin chops and a pineapple upside down cake in it. There was 2 rings most of the day. The second ring had just ended when the model A sold so the extra sell and handlers were all right there but yes the crowd sizes are seemed down.
9100 is a good deal on that 39 but 5700 on that 30! I would have been in on that for sure
Another good one. Great story. What an inspiring lady. I’d watch more of the garage tables and wall stuff in detail.
I got to get to more/a farm auctions. Everything seems low-to-why not just bid $1000-2000 for everything in the garage and save time.
Both Fords worth more - all day. Tractor too prob. Trike seemed about right. Again, like last video, the auctioneers were kind of not the best and a strange ratio of ‘employees’(relatives?) to bidders. 7-8 company shirts crowding around not doing much (12:06 for ex) for stuff selling at a 25%+ discount to much of the US.
Thank you. Yes I think I would like to have met her. I had heard she was in the Motor Maids riding club for 75 years!
There were some insanely good deals in the barn on tools. The husband who passed in was a machinist and had many expensive tools that went very cheap, often by the lot. I had a lot of clips from that but trimmed it down for time as I'm trying to decide what works best for content. There was a huge anvil that went for 700+.
Also I bought a really clean 1930s cast iron skillet that I absolutely love. I have already cooked some boneless loin chops and a pineapple upside down cake in it. There was 2 rings most of the day. The second ring had just ended when the model A sold so the extra sell and handlers were all right there but yes the crowd sizes are seemed down.