Thanks for taking a minute to read my post. I'm wondering if anyone has anything interesting for sale that would look good in a garage. I'm thinking about old automotive signs, old gas station signs, license plates, oil cans and much more. I have some things but thought I'd ask the Buick community. I'm sure that someone has something cool. I'm open to all suggestions. I'm not thinking about $4000 rare stuff, just reasonable priced items. I'm sure there's a lot of members on here that may have an item or two. I WILL be going to the GS Nats next month. So if anyone can bring the items to the Nats that would save packing time and shipping cost. Thanks again for your time. Mark
I have some older license plates from Texas and a few other states, sold the NJ and CA ones, price is 20.00 each for the Texas 70s and 25.00 each on the 50's if your buying more then 4. Also have 300 hubcaps from the 50-early 70's if your looking for some, can give you them to you for $10.00 each, some smaller ones would make shipping cheaper. Oil cans I have are from the 70's, those are 10.00 each and have many soda bottle from the late 40's to late 60's, prices range between 2.00 to 5.00 each. Old time clock from the 50's with original finish still, nice chrome for 75.00, still has the cord. Tonkas and other metal vintage toys too. I looked for pics but didn't find any on my newer computer I am currently on, my website page has a many photos of the toys and one pic of a couple of oil cans, the RV and Econoline towards the bottom were sold. Joe http://www.azchevs.com/Toys.html
How about a STP oil can that is from when Studebaker owned STP ?? Full , never opened from the early 60's
Hey Mark! I have this old wood AUTO CREEPER that a buddy made years ago... wood is solid and the steel wheels still roll smooth. This piece of art just sits in my office... needs a new spot on your Man Cave wall: $55 ... I'll research shipping if interested. Wheelz, Tampa Bay
Yeah American Pickers stuff. That guy "Mike" and also "Frank" seems to gravitate towards old signs. I don't know how the heck they make any money though, with the prices they seem to be paying on the show. And their expenses! Never much explained where the heck their buyers are! There is "Petroliana" in Hemmings Motor News, but again, it is not cheap.
