New old stock extreame

Anybody seen this?

http://www.katu.com/home/video/217396331.html

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Yeah, I've seen. [dr

Here's a link to the auction and a few pages of photos...

http://www.vanderbrinkauctions.com/auctions_pictures.php?detail=135


For sale:

- Wife and two good kids. (All the hard work is done, train to your liking.)
- Modest home in quiet, mature area. (Garage/shop not included - will subdivide)
- One slightly used kidney. (Left side or right, your choice.)

Package deal for house, wife and kids. Serious inquiries only, no tire kickers or test pilots.
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Thanks Doc, gotta wonder what it will all go for. Love the little Vett peddle car

I would love to see that if I could swing it. Unfortunately I know I can't. Partially because I know that I would try to hard to not come back empty handed.....

You can bet.....

there is going to be a crap ton of guys who build, rebuild and customize and about every collector from around the world bidding on those cars..... frankly, the 6 to 12 miles on some of those means nothing.....it's the general condition that affects the value....some of that stuff is pretty rusted up from the pics.....You can never tell about stuff like this until you really take a look...amazing to say the least.....apparently some were under cover and a ton in the fields....hate to see what the floors look like on those... wow...

I would really like to see whats in the parts bins and there has to be a chit load of promo stuff.

I'd like to buy that Cameo, paint it flat black with some red wheels and put a 390 Ford in it.

What about the paper work and trying to register a 30-40 year old vehicle that has never been regitered![S For a small town (been there) there are a lot of vehicles that where bought from GM (or lost?).[ddd That was a awful lot of money for a small dealer to "invest". Why did they wait 40-50 years to dump them......... We will find out after the auction.......[P

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As long as there's an MSO, or title and the old guy is still alive, the paper work should be do-able. If he lost the MSO's on those untitled cars, or lost un-transferred titles, it might be a mess.

Willowbilly3 said:

I'd like to buy that Cameo, paint it flat black with some red wheels and put a 390 Ford in it.

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Willowbilly3 said:

I'd like to buy that Cameo, paint it flat black with some red wheels and put a 390 Ford in it.

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I've fallen... and... can't... get... up.

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Willowbilly3 said:

As long as there's an MSO, or title and the old guy is still alive, the paper work should be do-able. If he lost the MSO's on those untitled cars, or lost un-transferred titles, it might be a mess.

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It was my understanding that he has passed away.

Surely the auction company has did there homework on the titles so they don't get themselves in a huge mess of law suits.

In some states it's a felony to sale a vehicle without a legal title. I wonder what this states laws are.

From what I read, the couple are still alive, and they have the original MSO's on all the unsold new vehicles. They are to be sold as new, since they were never registered.

Title wouldn't matter to me in AL, they didn't start titles here until 1975, so it wouldn't be any problem to register one of those. Don't know if it would be considered new or not, but since it would be bought out of state, the only thing to tag it would be pay sales tax on it.

Doesn't matter too much anyway to me, the high rollers will bid them up and get them anyway. I probably couldn't afford a set of NOS wheel covers at a auction like that.

Bamamav said:

Title wouldn't matter to me in AL, they didn't start titles here until 1975, so it wouldn't be any problem to register one of those. Don't know if it would be considered new or not, but since it would be bought out of state, the only thing to tag it would be pay sales tax on it.

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Good info to know!

I wonder if you pay sales tax on the original MSRP or what you actually payed for it.

Here, it's on the actual purchase price, or whatever price you put on the bill of sale.[ddd Paid $1 for many a car.....

Sold as new they will have to still honor the factory warrenty. So roll it into a new dealership and demand they fix the paint, rust, engine etc! [cl