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12-05-12, 11:21
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Actually F30 I believe. Was lots of money flowing!
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12-05-12, 11:35
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Details?
OK, come on Robert spill the beans... did you buy anything?
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12-05-12, 11:57
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Not even a sausage sandwich. Was all way out of my budget. F15A $2900!!!!!!
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12-05-12, 12:33
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C15a
What did the C15A with the tank make? That and the Ford were probably the pick of the CMPs there.
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12-05-12, 12:44
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I actually missed seeing the hammer drop on that one, but I think around $2k. Others could confirm
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12-05-12, 12:46
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The C60L 'semi' was $2k on the knocker
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12-05-12, 23:57
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Some results
41 ford in the photo's above $600
41 Ragtop made $3200. Same guy that bought the '38 on Ebay a couple of weeks ago. F30A $1700 F15A $2900 Pretty good jailbar was the bargain.... $800 Chevy with Fire tank $2,100 Hmmm cost of getting a start in a restoration is definitely only going one way
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