We found UNEXPECTED Treasure at this machine shop estate auction! Cars, parts, engines, & more! 

The lady who bought it was over the moon for it. That's a very respectable survivor, acquired for a fraction of the cost of taking a junkyard car and giving it rust repair, new paint, interior, and a driveline rebuild

The lady who bought it was over the moon to get it

NO 2 guys wanted it pretty bad. Good to see the old guard out in Kansas (I'm guessing)

Planner sold at auction?? I though slavery was abolished... Now if it was a PLANER....

On line auctions suck can I still say that ? Love in person nothing better cheers mr pliers excellent 😊

A dunce is a person too stupid to learn. I believe that what you wanted to say is 3 deuces (3 two barrel carburetors).

Definitely... There are so many possibilities there...

3 Dunces?..maybe 3 deuces..😁

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Thanks for stopping by the channel James!

Where are you located I need the air conditioning unit

​@@donaldcurtis9229contact Mr Goodpliers he owns the Marlins and is parting them out

Bingo 😎 Don't forget the swamp cooler too

@@mr.goodpliers6988 forgot about that that passenger can stay cool

I had one in a 65 Ambassador 990 with a three speed and overdrive. You ain't kidding!

I've never had the chance to buy a Fiero. It seems like they were a fairly popular car back in the day - I am not sure where they have all gone

Amc's are getting hard to find or parts. I really want the twin to my 62 2 door that Silas has.

Unfortunately this shop was FULL before the auction. Four iron dumpsters went to the scrap yard before the auction... I shudder to think what was in them!

@@mr.goodpliers6988 Yes no telling what good stuff they do away it is a shame sure hate to see the old stuff go

The '58 will go to Texas. He'll do okay on it. I'd expect it might bring somewhere in the $3k to $4k range down there

The '56 and '58 had an aftermarket Schott patch panel cap available within a short time after they were new. A couple trips down a salty road with no car wash after would quickly do them in.

Fascinating info Thanks Stevie!

I agree

I've got the set of them for a 1961 Chevrolet. It's been a decade since I sold my Impala, but it's still neat to look through. The '61 is a dream car of one of my friends in his 20's, and I am saving them to surprise him with once he eventually finds one. I had a set of 1975 Dodge that I just gave away as a graduation gift to a college student who drove a 1975 Coronet. The best set I had was a 1970 Dodge Charger. They sure were neat but when I looked up what they were worth I decided I didn't need to hold them very tight. They brought $1000 on eBay to a buyer in Australia

The guy who bid on it let me have the Marlins for cheap, so I let him have the Chevrolet for cheap. It was definitely a rustier car than it appeared, but someone will build it. I already had an even load for the spots on trailers that we brought, so it made since not to make a second trip back for loadout, especially considering the distance

Wow They are still fairly common here.

Joe has a row of 1955 Fords. Send him an email rustranchkansas@gmail.com

Joe has several out at the Rust Ranch. Email him rustranchkansas@gmail.com

@@mr.goodpliers6988 Thanks,,I'll save it..

I didn't buy any signs at the auction. They seemed to be selling high with several guys battling for them

I know my way around a brake, shear, bead roller, shrinker/stretcher, and Mig pretty well, and I agree anything can be saved if you want it bad enough and are willing to put in the time. However there are some vehicles that just don't have enough market value in the collector world to justify the labor involved

@@mr.goodpliers6988 agreed, I guess it boils down to if you just see it as labor or you actually enjoy it. Being disabled with no decent income I would feel beyond privileged to work on a vehicle like that. If god ever blessed me with one.. I guess it’s just looked at differently by different folks. I do appreciate and like your content sir absolutely. 💯

I think Mr Good Pilers went to McPherson college for automotive restoration

Tim has a photographic memory. Once he's seen it once he remembers it forever. He's been doing this since he was 15 years old. He has mountains of parts and 100's of cars and can pretty much tell you exactly where it all came from and what vehicle it goes to.

that 49 chevy 4 dr fast back was cool

Way to go