Goodness!!!!!

[Jeff Norwell]

yikes!!




http://www.ebay.com/itm/231553255910?item=231553255910&viewitem=&vxp=mtr

[Zapato]

now lets put this on the black wagon and .............

Zap-

[jvo]

Wow!  As some of you folks like to say,"He's mighty proud of them."  At least the freight is reasonable.
But really, would you pay that amount for these NOS items and really put them on a vehicle and put gasoline through them?  Wouldn't that make them far less "valuable" afterwards?  Regardless, its way way way out of my league, so perhaps I shouldn't comment at all. I'm not sure I'll have that much invested in my completed Ranchero project.  I built my last model A truck for about 6 grand.  Peons like me just have to sit on the sidelines and watch I guess.  Thanks for posting it regardless.  Interesting for lunch conversation today.

[hiball3985]

That has been listed before and I guess it didn't sell. Some fool with a big ego and deep pockets will end up with it on his coffee table..

[petew]

Reminds me of the Shelby and Corvette crowd........

[djfordmanjack]

that setup is just incredible. I can't believe that something like this exists in NOS condition !

[Ecode70D]

Well  ....  It just ended about 2 minutes ago and it looks like it did not sell.   

[Jeff Norwell]

Well,I am afraid the market for items of this price has become very small.Automotive parts and prices are not what that were say, 6-7 years ago.Not saying that it's not worth it,but that type of cash flow is just not happening today.That type of buyer is not around as much a and are fewer.High-end auctions are the same.Just saw a award winning car that sold 7 years ago for $165000.00, sell last week for less than $50K.
I have never seen $50K
Oh well!

[SkylinerRon]

Might bring 5k for a high buck T-Bird resto.

Ron.

[Jeff Norwell]

And its back up again.