Technical what is this?

Zimmerman, Minnesota

 

I'd be checking to make sure there isn't a body rolled up in that carpet

 

https://bid.bid-2-buy.com/ui/auctions/81884

Here you go guys, hopefully the hyperlink will work, car stuff seems to start around #887

 

That adds to the mystique!

 

North of mpls, mn, zimmerman mn these auctions can get carried away sometimes people start bidding n pay way over value of things. They had one auction already n I noticed some of those items on this auction. someone never paid n they relisted

 

i only have a van n a boat trailer cant haul much, but way down in the tools there are some smiths cutting torches i bid on. I think they are known as "lifetime warranty" meaning they will be repaired forever ? Smiths top quality equip

 

48-50

 

Yes...

 

item 1031 that a early chevy intake n carb? also some camshafts some type of fuel control system n n alumin intake ?

 

Chev truck is 1936 low cab . 37 has a different grille and front fenders .Low cab's were not made in 1935 , 36 was first year ,37 was a complete re design.

 

Quite a desirable and great looking truck a**** the chevy guys

 

very nice. all the curves, even the way under the windshield is curved. if only the guy who designed it were around today

 

Kind of a shame that there's no shipping option, at least for the small stuff. I would have bid on some of the tool lots.

 

how far are you from MN ?

 

If you go to K-Bid auctions site. many of the auctions will ship because they are in a rural area like N. Dakoka or S. Dakota Its time consuming but tools can be found this is from K-Bid site the auction name is Ag***iz Auctions n they ship. K-Bid is huge with many auctions

Tools, Harware, Tires and More
Ag***iz Auctions

 

West coast. 1750 miles, give or take...

 

yes, I got outbid some on some small items n will leave it alone. Gas here is 5.00 a gal It would cost me 25.00 plus half a day to go get 30.00 worth of stuff. waste of time, money. these online auctions are goin to take a hit with the fuel costs they will have to ship but have to consider time boxing items n going to post office also shippers are raising rates to cover higher fuel. things are not well with the economy

 

Yeah, I would have paid twice what 3 out of the 4 lots I was looking at went for if they shipped and still would have been able to afford shipping. Their loss.

 

Close but not quite right. Wasn't just the Hot Shot; was all models in 1949 and was on the street. By 1950 they went to Hyd Lockheed 9" drums as winter road salt was too corrosive to the disc calipers.

 

I can agree with you. However in racing use, it was the Hot Shot. Thanks