Stop in for a cup of coffee
Hey folks, it's time for my bi-annual post on this forum haha.
I had the pleasure of going on a vacation out west to Vegas and the Grand Canyon the past weekend, being a bruins/redsox fan, I wasn't exactly welcomed with open arms :/
However, I did check out this privately owned auto museum, apparently it's some older guy who owned a trucking company and just built a ton of cars. Tons of ford models with chevy motors, but I did mention to find 1 Mopar! It had a 440 Wedge in it, and built for wheelie runs.
I'd estimate in total, this guy had what could be worth at least 3/4 of $1M in cars. He had tons of classics (close to 60-ish)?, fully restored and built for strip. One of his 40's Fords had $110k worth of gold plating on his pea shooters, exhaust, steering wheel, wipers, etc.. He also had about 30 different Big rigs.
Hey folks, it's time for my bi-annual post on this forum haha.
I had the pleasure of going on a vacation out west to Vegas and the Grand Canyon the past weekend, being a bruins/redsox fan, I wasn't exactly welcomed with open arms :/
However, I did check out this privately owned auto museum, apparently it's some older guy who owned a trucking company and just built a ton of cars. Tons of ford models with chevy motors, but I did mention to find 1 Mopar! It had a 440 Wedge in it, and built for wheelie runs.
I'd estimate in total, this guy had what could be worth at least 3/4 of $1M in cars. He had tons of classics (close to 60-ish)?, fully restored and built for strip. One of his 40's Fords had $110k worth of gold plating on his pea shooters, exhaust, steering wheel, wipers, etc.. He also had about 30 different Big rigs.
