Randy and Bradley Wilhelm had a lot of toys. See the auction and hear their story.

[@jimkavalier2831]

Thanks for posting, 35 years after buying my 84 Monte Carlo, I still can't afford the SS.... 😢
Quite the story on the brothers

[@Buck_298]

Thanks for watching and posting, Jim. I wish I had been able to capture the conversation I had with a Knox County Deputy Sheriff there yesterday.

[@MrStiv75]

40 k for that chevy . Crazy!!!!!!!!!!

[@Buck_298]

It was a wild auction. Thanks for watching Mr. Stiv.

[@JUMBOJAYS]

Wasn't crazy with all the cash that was supposed to be hidden throughout the vehicles. That's why they were never driven! Think about it. 💯

[@MrStiv75]

@@JUMBOJAYS I didn't know about that! Makes sense now

[@MrJzo10]

Ooooooo. That Ridgeline!

[@Buck_298]

That thing was cleeeeeeeeeean.

[@JUMBOJAYS]

Said to have hid a lot of cash in the seats, dashes, headliners, and body panels throughout the vehicles that's why they were not driven they was bought to use as hidden safes for cash!! 💯💯

[@Buck_298]

First I have heard that. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@TroyHoeflich-jt4sg]

There’s more to the story than what was told. Not all that was told is 100% true

[@Buck_298]

Well, here’s your chance to set the record straight.

[@JeffCarpenter-pq4zf]

Wilhelm propane .

[@servantsglassllc]

What in the world did they do for a living?

[@Buck_298]

Wilhelm Bottled Gas was their business. Thanks for watching.

[@BruceBusby]

I don't really understand the nostalgia. Great, you have some cool square body units there but, they're still 150hp plastic Chevy junk

[@Buck_298]

People love ‘em.