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1-tonmudder

1-tonmudder

Doin my part to stir the pot.
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Apr 17, 2005
Location
Greeneville TN
Something to do while your'e supposed to be working.

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Wow, I didn't get past the first few before I was seeing some rare cool old trucks.
 
I get notices like this. Usually, it's on farm equipment. But sometimes it's autos. Regardless of what it is, I always wonder How one person, or Family, acquired So much? And too, did So little with it? Then comes old age or death, & it's all put on auction.
 
rodney eppes said:
I get notices like this. Usually, it's on farm equipment. But sometimes it's autos. Regardless of what it is, I always wonder How one person, or Family, acquired So much? And too, did So little with it? Then comes old age or death, & it's all put on auction.
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No doubt. It amazes me sometimes what I see in one estate auction.
 
rodney eppes said:
I get notices like this. Usually, it's on farm equipment. But sometimes it's autos. Regardless of what it is, I always wonder How one person, or Family, acquired So much? And too, did So little with it? Then comes old age or death, & it's all put on auction.
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They have had a junk yard/auto parts store/car dealership or garage for several decades and have bought or been left car's all that time.Im sure most of these were acquired when they were thought to not have much value and were probably picked up for scrap prices.The olds guys who have this stuff don't have a need for money,they've made their money and would rather have the stuff and be known for having it than sell.This is probably the heirs selling to settle the estate
 
ghost said:
Wow, I didn't get past the first few before I was seeing some rare cool old trucks.
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I see an episode of coffee walk about some of em.
 
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