Rusty Bowtie
General Category => Early Chevy/GM Discussion => Topic started by: David Galvin on April 14, 2015, 09:02:14 PM
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working in Billings Montana a few weeks back and ran across this. I got phone numbers It is possible the whole collection will be for sale.
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What a find! I'd like the sedan delivery but don't we all? Thanks for sharing.
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Gold mine I would say so for sale by the piece or lot?
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What a Beautiful sight!
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That's a little piece of Heaven there! Wish that was in my back yard. ;D
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It's hard to believe there is still stuff like this sitting around, and in such decent shape.
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Yes I agree, I have been looking around for these Chevy's for over 30 years and to find this many in one spot I was speech less. the shop was full of parts. I t turns out that is 2 brothers that have restored and hot rodded the 33-35 chevys for 30 years now getting up in age they have slowed down.
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So cool that they have saved so much. Good for them. I hope it all finds good homes.
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Wow! Guess my next vacation destination should take me through Billings! Id love to get to just walk through it and check it out. Thanks for posting.
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This was posted on the HAMB a couple years ago. I contacted the guys and they would not split up anything. They only wanted to sell the entire lot. They also would not give me a price on the entire lot, but did say it would be a minimum of six figures for most of it. I did talk them into possibly selling 3 of the three window coupes, but wanted $75,000 for them. This was just too far out of my price range. I hope that they do end up splitting it up or coming down on prices. There is just too much good stuff there to be hoarding forever.
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That tells you these guys really don't want to sell, $75G's for 3 ...3 window coupes.
Hope those old guys are taking their meds and not smoking wacky tabaci, because with those prices they are not going to sell anything. You know it and I know it, they don't know it.
Its like finding the real nice barn find car, somebody is always going to restore it and its not for sale, or some lunatic decided to play games and make a stupid totally unrealistic offer . We all know the guy is going to pass into the happy hunting ground and the car will sit there until a relative sells it off.
dumb stuff..........dumb people
mike lynch 8)
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WOW!!! that is a great find. Probably shouldn't tell my dad about that lol that would be his next trip. 1933 is his favorite year and I think we have enough. It would be nice to just walk around that. There is some nice looking stuff there. The pricing is crazy tho. If anyone wants cars just give us a call I am sure we can do a lot better on pricing for you. Dad was the same way for years and finally got him to start selling about 3 years ago and now he wants to sell almost everything. He says that there is no way we can build 80 cars. So there is help eventually they will want to sell for good prices just to see that they go to a good home. I know I would love the sedan deliveries but we already have 3 plus the Pontiac sedan delivery.