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Lot 301- Grinder

Lot #301 (Sale Order 1 of 116)

Lot 302- 17-inch Tires (4 of them)

Lot #302 (Sale Order 2 of 116)

Lot 303- 4 15-inch Aluminum ï¿½Phone Dialï¿½ style wheels and Cooper tires SE 22570R15

Lot #303 (Sale Order 3 of 116)

4 15-inch Aluminum Phone Dial style wheels and Cooper tires SE 22570R15 15-inch Aluminum Phone Dial style wheels and wrapped in Cooper Trendsetter SE 22570R15 Cooper tires (4 of them).

Lot 304- Skis

Lot #304 (Sale Order 4 of 116)

Lot 305- vintage Sign and outboard motor

Lot #305 (Sale Order 5 of 116)

Lot 306- Bench grinder

Lot #306 (Sale Order 6 of 116)

Lot 307- Evinrude 3 HP Motor

Lot #307 (Sale Order 7 of 116)

Lot 308- Manual Tire Changer

Lot #308 (Sale Order 8 of 116)

Lot 309- Pipe and vice and cutter

Lot #309 (Sale Order 9 of 116)

Lot 310- Bike

Lot #310 (Sale Order 10 of 116)

Lot 311- Cuma long vice and torque wrench

Lot #311 (Sale Order 11 of 116)

Lot 312- Cabinet and Dove Tail Fixture

Lot #312 (Sale Order 12 of 116)

Lot 313- Fluex Wire Welder

Lot #313 (Sale Order 13 of 116)

Lot 314- Creeper and air compressor

Lot #314 (Sale Order 14 of 116)

Lot 315- Welding Tanks

Lot #315 (Sale Order 15 of 116)

Lot 400- Honda Fake Trail 50 NO RESERVE

Lot #400 (Sale Order 16 of 116)

Lot 401- 1961 Solex Moped NO RESERVE

Lot #401 (Sale Order 17 of 116)

1961 Solex Moped- Serial # indicates it was built between 1961/1964-Made in France by Solex- Top speed, when running, is 18 mph-Pedal speed about 10mph - All replacement parts are available from Solex- paperwork is included.

Lot 402- 1966 Motobecane Mobylette NO RESERVE

Lot #402 (Sale Order 18 of 116)

Lot 402 1966 Motobecane Mobylette NO RESERVE Still on its original Spanish M.S.O One family owned from new. Approximately 30 original miles. These French icons were everywhere on the road in Europe in the 60s and 70s. Perhaps the lowest mileage example on earth.

Lot 403- 1978 Honda CB 400T Hawk Motorcycle NO RESERVE

Lot #403 (Sale Order 19 of 116)

1978 Honda CB 400T Hawk motorcycle-owned since 1986 and all maintenance records included-replacement side cover says A/T, but it is a manual gear box.

Lot 404- 1983 Honda Aero 80 Scooter NO RESERVE

Lot #404 (Sale Order 20 of 116)

1983 Honda Aero 80 Scooter-832 original miles-1 family owned since new

Lot 405- 1972 Lincoln MK IV

Lot #405 (Sale Order 21 of 116)

Lot 406- 1969 Honda 350 CL Motorcycle NO RESERVE

Lot #406 (Sale Order 22 of 116)

1969 Honda 350 CL motorcycle- Highly desirable model- great restoration project

Lot 407- 2001 Honda XR 100R

Lot #407 (Sale Order 23 of 116)

Lot 408- 1966 Honda CB 160 Motorcycle

Lot #408 (Sale Order 24 of 116)

1966 Honda CB 160 motorcycle-owned since 2010-maintenance records.

Lot 409- 1968 Bridgestone 100 Trail Motorcycle NO RESERVE

Lot #409 (Sale Order 25 of 116)

1968 Bridgestone 100 Trail motorcycle- those were sold at the Firestone stores in the 60s/70s in various models- was purchased at the Mecum Auction Auction in Las Vegas 2021- records included

Lot 410- 1934 Harley Davidson VLD Motorcycle

Lot #410 (Sale Order 26 of 116)

A classic cruiser from Harley Davidson, the name that is synonymous with great American motorcycles. This is their top of the line VLD model, a bike that could win a 3 day 500 mile off-road race and then carry its rider home over the paved road, and hit 90 mph on the way. Bikes like this are getting $20-30K according to Hagerty valuation, and collectible vehicles are among the highest rising value investments of late, and with the famous Harley 74 c.i. big twin engine, lots more fun than pieces of paper.

Lot 411- 1930 Sidecar NO RESERVE

Lot #411 (Sale Order 27 of 116)

Lot 412- 1951 Harley 250 Sprint

Lot #412 (Sale Order 28 of 116)

Harley 250 Sprint Bargain hunters, this is your vintage Harley lightweight street bike dream come true! According to Rider Magazine (Motorcycling at its best), Sprints were doing quite well in AMA racing, road, dirt and scrambles, in their day. Heres its secret: it was an Italian design adapted for American use, and the Italians do know something about motoring. (Think Ducati and MV Agusta for two wheels, Ferrari for four.) Roller and ball bearings for the crankshaft echoed the classic Porsche engineering, just to add some internal class and efficiency. Cycle Magazine said about the Harley Sprint, we will simply say that it has brakes and handling that are beyond reproach, and that it feels like no amount of flogging will hurt it.

Lot 413- 1977 Honda Trail CT 70 Motorcycle NO RESERVE

Lot #413 (Sale Order 29 of 116)

A custom paint job highlights this example of One of Hondas most illustrious gems! Thats what off-road expert Kris Peter called the CT70, and its their second most popular cycle, next only to the CB750 road bike. Foldable handlebars make it extra portable. Reliable and time tested 4 stroke engine and Earles fork front suspension lets it climb over bumps and obstacles effortlessly. And online information even tells you how to make it street legal!obstacles effortlessly. And online information even tells you how to make it street legal!

Lot 414- 1975 Honda Trail CT 90 NO RESERVE

Lot #414 (Sale Order 30 of 116)

Lot 415- 1993 BMW K75RT Motorcycle

Lot #415 (Sale Order 31 of 116)

1993 BMW K75RT Motorcycle Heres a BMW with a 750 cc, three cylinder, inline, water cooled engine, a civilian version of a bike that became the mainstay of European police departments in the 90s. To go with those 3 cylinders pumping you forward, you get 3 Brembo discs, two front and one rear, to stop you right now! RT means its a touring bike, and BMW owners swear by their mounts for daily commutes and well as for weekend trips. Solidly built BMWs are known for being solidly built look at the frame tubes on this one! and for long term reliability.

Lot 416- 1999 Chevrolet Suburban

Lot #416 (Sale Order 32 of 116)

Lot 416 1999 Chevrolet Suburban 4x4 ton. Tow package. Bad ass wheels. Exceptional. New pulleys under the hood and recent upholstery update. Great tow rig or snow rig or go rig classic Suburban, sold as a rock!

Lot 417- 1984 Chevrolet Pickup NO RESERVE

Lot #417 (Sale Order 33 of 116)

Lot 418- 1936 Chevrolet Coupe NO RESERVE

Lot #418 (Sale Order 34 of 116)

Chevrolet's big improvement for 1936 was its adoption of hydraulic brakes for both the Standard and Master Deluxe series. Standard models had a newly designed box-girder frame, which was both stronger and lighter than the former X-type frame. This 1936 Chevrolet coupe is complete. The car was originally Taupe Grey but was repainted at some point in the current color of brown. The paint looks good overall. The interior is in original style and is in good usable condition. This is a steel Fisher body with 'turret' top, introduced in 1935. Turret top meant the top was solid with no insert which was a big step forward in auto manufacturing. GMs all-steel roof that was quieter, tighter, and stronger. Manufacturing was faster and proved less costly to make over the old wood-composite to center top construction. This is a good car to make as a driver with a mechanical refresh. This model has the large trunk and no rear seat. The engine turns by hand, but we did not try to start it. The transmission lever moves free through all gears. The car has been a part of a large private collection for over 30 years, and has been mechanically conserved for long-term display, plus it has been serviced regularly for the past 10 years. All fluids have been changed recently (2022). We noted that there is some body repair during the repaint at some point; the rear panel has had repairs made below the bumper brackets and the front panel below the grille has some dents. Only rust-through noticed is in the lower body panel on both sides just above running board and in front of rear fenders. The parking brake does hold, but car will need a full brake job as well as new tires. There is a spare tire but no jack or tools. The car comes with Vintage Washington green plates (front and back) with 1957 (57) registration metal tab. These Chevrolets are getting hard to find especially with the body in decent condition. Note: 6 FC03 17367 Tag on passenger front floor near battery cover.

Lot 419- 1994 Ford F-350 Crew Cab Centurion Dually Turbo Diesel Pickup

Lot #419 (Sale Order 35 of 116)

WOW! Super rare and hard to find! Highly coveted and desirable 7.3L IDI Turbo Diesel V8 engine with a 5-speed manual transmission, crew cab, dual rear wheels, and a rare interior conversion with custom upholstered seats, wood trim, and more, make this truck excellent for long trips towing whatever you could think of! Just had major servicing done in the last 500 miles to include brand new clutch, flywheel, front brake pads, rotors, calipers, and rear drums, shoes, and wheel cylinders.

Lot 420- 1958 Chrysler Imperial Crown Coupe

Lot #420 (Sale Order 36 of 116)

Lot 421- 1949 International Pickup NO RESERVE

Lot #421 (Sale Order 37 of 116)

Lot 421 International Pickup Rat Rod with a Ford V-8 Olive/drab with US Army World War II Regalia Runs well and a great platform for additional work. Very cool look and lots already completed. Fun for war games or Saturday night @ the Triple X.

Lot 422- 1991 Dodge Pickup

Lot #422 (Sale Order 38 of 116)

Low Miles! Extremely Crisp interior. Very stunning example. This beauty is a vision to behold. Set up for a 5th wheel but not used much at all. Really nice example, super desirable condition and power plant To be auctioned off to the highest bidder at the Lucky Collector Car Auction June 4th -5th located at the LeMay Marymount Event Center, 325 152nd St. in Tacoma, WA. Bid live or online. Expected to have up to 200 cars, boats, trucks and motorcycles, many sold to the highest bidder regardless of price. www.luckyoldcar.com. 206/467-6531.

Lot 423- 1922 Ford Model T

Lot #423 (Sale Order 39 of 116)

Lot 424- 2009 Nissan Nismo 370Z

Lot #424 (Sale Order 40 of 116)

Lot 425- 1978 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme Brougham

Lot #425 (Sale Order 41 of 116)

YES ONLY 59,000 ORIGINAL MILES! PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP RADIATES THROUGHOUT! Linen White exterior with white vinyl landau top on camel tan cloth velour interior. 260ci 4.3L V8 with 2bbl carburetor, turbo-hydramatic 3 speed automatic transmission. Sold new at Dewey Griffin Oldsmobile in Bellingham, Washington in the summer of 1978. The original owner kept this Cutlass in excellent shape throughout his ownership, only driving it in fair weather, and keeping it in the garage when not in use. Brougham package, sliding and reclining split front bench seat, remote outside mirror, tilt steering wheel with wood trim, intermittent windshield wipers with washer, air conditioning, heater, sunvisors, wood-look dashboard trim, rubber floor mats, dome light, solar tinted glass, day/night rear view mirror, body side moldings, chrome bumpers with rub strips, 14' white rallye wheels with michelin white wall tires. RUNS AND DRIVES WONDERFUL! YOU MUST SEE AND TO APPRECIATE! RARE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY A REALLY NICE ALL STOCK CUTLASS THAT WILL BE IMPOSSIBLE TO DUPLICATE!

Lot 426- 1982 Avanti II

Lot #426 (Sale Order 42 of 116)

Wonderful licensed re-issue of Raymond Loewys masterpiece the Avanti II is on a GM platform and runs and drives beautifully. Absolutely superb condition in all respects the seller states. It is a pleasure and luxury to drive this timeless machine. Produced in the 60s it looks like its out of The Jetsons. A wonderful car in lovely condition.

Lot 427- 1964 Ford F100 Pickup

Lot #427 (Sale Order 43 of 116)

Wonderful period correct piece that has been in the same Bellevue family for decades. Always garaged and loved. It is in incredibly great driving condition and has been lavishly maintained.

Lot 428- 1974 Volkswagen Westfalia

Lot #428 (Sale Order 44 of 116)

Lot 428- 1974 Volkswagen Westfalia Camper Bus Formerly owned by a priest in Magnolia, Seattle. Her name is Ginger. Same owner as the Mercedes Benz G Wagon. Exceptional restoration and condition throughout. These pieces are incredibly popular and this example vehicle featuring the great tangerine color and matching tartan interior is absolutely a delight to behold. One of the stars of the show!

Lot 429- 2004 Land Rover Discovery II SE NO RESERVE

Lot #429 (Sale Order 45 of 116)

TO BE SOLD AT NO RESERVE. Donated by a neighbor from the North Bend area. Lovely 04 Discovery II that is loaded and looks great! These are versatile and comfortable and able to navigate almost any terrain. To be sold along with 100s of other interesting vehicles, June 4th and 5th, many at no reserve to the highest bidder regardless of price. To be auctioned off to the highest bidder at the Lucky Collector Car Auction June 4th -5th located at the LeMay Marymount Event Center, 325 152nd St. in Tacoma, WA. Bid live or online. (206) 467-6531. www.luckyoldcar.com.

Lot 430- 2003 Cadillac DeVille DHS

Lot #430 (Sale Order 46 of 116)

When Cadillac redesigned its flagship DeVille for its final generation (2000-2005), its balance of comfort and performance raised more than a few eyebrows. The DeVille was powered by Cadillacs 4.6 liter Northstar V-8 engine boasting 275hp and 300ft/lbs of torque, with complementing features including the Magnasteer rack-and-pinion steering system. This example has covered just 26k miles from new and has been in single family ownership since new. It was purchased new at University Auto Center in Ellensburg, WA. It has remained in Washington its whole life and has been garage kept when not in use. This vehicle has been treated to regular maintenance and fluid changes and is 100% original. No paint work, accidents, or mechanical issues. The original Diamond White paint is in excellent condition with only a couple very minor blemishes (pictured.) All original glass and rubber seals are in excellent condition with no cracks or leaks. Respectively, the Neutral Shale leather interior is in excellent condition. Very minor wear on the drivers seat and carpets is pictured, other seating surfaces and carpets look to have never been sat in. The vehicle smells as new inside and has never been smoked in. All electronics, sunroof, climate control and gauges function as new without any issues. This vehicle was ordered with the Zebrano wood trim, heated seats front and rear, 10-way power front seats with lumbar massage, power tilt wheel, power rear sunshade, rear passenger side sunshades and a wood-trimmed steering wheel. The chassis, suspension, and brake system are 100% original and are in excellent condition. The original chrome wheels are in excellent condition with no pitting or other deterioration to the chrome. The vehicle maintains Michelin tires as it was delivered from the factory with. Included in the sale are the original keys and fobs that it was delivered with, as well as the original window sticker and books. This is Carfax Certified verifying its low mileage, ownership chain and absence of any damage. Dont miss this opportunity to buy likely the most pristine, best color combination and most highly optioned example of a DeVille DHS available on the market today. This Cadillac has not been exposed to the wear caused by harsh climates and presents as nearly showroom new; A true time capsule!

Lot 431- 1999 Chrysler Concorde

Lot #431 (Sale Order 47 of 116)

This 1999 Chrysler Concorde LXi is in great running and driving condition. The LXi was the model that had every possible option. It has a sunroof, 3.2 liter 225hp V6 and automatic transmission. With only 124k original miles this will be a great car for many years to come. Great fuel efficiency at 19mpg city, 29mpg highway. Service work includes new battery, oil and filter service, power steering and transmission fluid service, cam seals and valve cover gasket replaced, waterpump, timing belt and alternator replaced, brake fluid and coolant flushed and fluid changed, idler pulleys and drive belts replaced. This vehicle has had the same owner for the last 14 years and is being sold out of the estate.

Lot 432- 1985 Mercedes Benz 380 SE

Lot #432 (Sale Order 48 of 116)

Lot 433- 1999 Buick Century

Lot #433 (Sale Order 49 of 116)

Up for auction is a 1999 Buick Century Custom with 73k original miles. Runs and drives very well and has been well maintained. This Buick literally came from a little old lady and is being sold because she can no longer drive. It is powered by the very reliable 3.1 liter GM V6 and gets a very efficient 20mpg city/ 30mpg highway. All power options, keyless entry with all original keys and fobs. This one has been kept very clean inside and out and is ready for many years of service for its next owner.

Lot 434- 1995 Jaguar XJS Convertible

Lot #434 (Sale Order 50 of 116)

ICONIC AND COLLECTIBLE! ONLY 110,000 ORIGINAL MILES! GREAT OWNERSHIP HISTORY! This beautiful Jaguar XJS Convertible is finished in a classic color combination of black with tan leather interior and a black power convertible top. Reliable and desirable 4.0L AJ16 Inline-6 Cylinder engine, 4-speed 4L80E automatic transmission. Its the perfect time to invest in a convertible! Excellent driver quality automobile that will be a future collectible!

Lot 435- 1937 Plymouth PT-50 Pickup Truck NO RESERVE

Lot #435 (Sale Order 51 of 116)

Plymouth before WWII only built pickup trucks for a short period of time in the 1930s ending in early 1942. Plymouth dealers had great hopes when entering the truck market with their beautiful yet functional offerings, but sales proved overall disappointing. For the 1937 model year, nearly 11,000 Plymouth pickup trucks were sold (at the cost of $525 when new), making this truck a relatively rare vehicle. This Plymouth pickup truck has been restored at some point in its past and, while not completely original, is still in very nice condition. The paint is tan body with brown fenders and the dash and interior window trim has been painted in a woodgrain look. The rear glass was etched with a sailing ship and, again, done nicely. It has a replacement bench seat that has been recovered and looks great, but we note there is one small spot on the passenger side bottom cushion. It is outfitted with rubber a floor mat. The body and fenders on this truck are solid and with no dents and the truck is outfitted with the fender mount spare. Overall the paint is presentable with chips in the paint around each side of the hood, some scrapes on wheels and fenders, with chip repairs noted on fenders. (see photos) the two front headlight pods are missing their trim rings. We found no rust perforation in the cab, fenders or running boards. Overall, the body is great. The front windshield cranks outward for ventilation using the center crank in the middle of the dash (it works!) The truck has been converted to 12 volts. The lights and gauges work. Interior bench seat is very nice, and all dash gauges are present. The engine runs with no noticeable concerns. The windshield wipers work. There is some delamination in the drivers door glass at the top. No tire changing tools are present. The truck will need tires, a brake master cylinder, wheel cylinders, rubber hoses and possibly shoes. This is a good car to make as a driver with a mechanical refresh. The transmission lever moves free through all gears. The vehicle has been a part of a large private collection for over 25 years. It has been mechanically conserved, regularly serviced and on long-term display in a clean and heated environment for the past 10 years. This is a rare find. If you like old trucks and want something you will not find everywhere and that you could drive without with just a little work, this may be just the truck for you. Fix the brakes, new tires, service it, and drive it!

Lot 436- 1987 Cadillac Allante

Lot #436 (Sale Order 52 of 116)

1987 The Allante was Cadillacs answer to luxury convertibles such as the Mercedes-Benz SL and Jaguar XJS. The car was produced in small numbers and was unique in several ways. First, the bodies were designed and manufactured by Pininfarina in Italy, then flown to Detroit for final assembly. Engine power is provided by a 4.1-liter aluminum V-8 engine with multi-port fuel injection at 170 hp, mated to a front wheel drive automatic transmission. The Allante offered state-of-the-art technology for Cadillac, with four-wheel anti-lock disc brakes, Macpherson strut suspension, a digital dashboard, and a Bose stereo. This Allante is sold with an aluminum hardtop and cloth folding top. Recent service includes engine and transmission fluid changes with Amsoil full synthetic as well as a complete tuneup and rebuilt fuel injectors. The Allante has 107k original miles and a clean title.

Lot 437- 1998 Ford F-150 4x4 Split Upside NO RESERVE

Lot #437 (Sale Order 53 of 116)

Lot 438- 2001 Lincoln Towncar

Lot #438 (Sale Order 54 of 116)

One owner 2001 Lincoln Towncar Signature. Purchased new at the Ford Lincoln dealer in Everett, WA. This vehicle has been a Washington vehicle its whole life. 4.6 liter V8 220hp 265ft/lbs of torque, automatic transmission, keyless entry, all power options, sunroof, leather interior. This vehicle has been well serviced its whole life and is being sold due to the original owners passing.

Lot 439- 1987 Mercedes Benz 300 SDL

Lot #439 (Sale Order 55 of 116)

Rare opportunity to find a stunning and all original W126 chassis diesel long wheelbase model S Class! 1 of only 5,509 produced in 1987. Special ordered and sold new on 12/23/1986 at Van Housen Motors in Sacramento, CA, to the first owner who was on the board of directors for Bank of America, after an 18-year ownership, the car was sold in June of 2005 to the 2nd owner, who was a private charter plane pilot. The car was stored in his private hangar while not in use during his flights between Seattle and Anchorage. 3.0L inline-6 turbo diesel, with a 4-speed automatic transmission. Beautiful color scheme of Midnight Blue & Stratus Gray two-toned exterior with Stratus Gray Leather interior. Equipment includes dual power front seats with memory function, power windows and door locks, power sunroof, and automatic temperature control, includes original manuals and books as well as the original first aid kit. The odometer shows just over 132,000 original miles. #1 concours condition is valued at $31,900, #2 excellent condition are valued at $19,000, #3 good condition are valued at $12,000, and #4 fair condition are valued at $10,200. Looks and drives like it has 70,000 miles. I would say this 300SDL would fall between good and excellent condition. Now is your chance to obtain a future classic before values sky-rocket!

Lot 440- 1984 Volkswagen Vanagon Westfalia Camper

Lot #440 (Sale Order 56 of 116)

WOW! STUNNING AND ALL ORIGINAL WESTFALIA CAMPER VAN! - Wolfsburg Limited Edition - Two-Tone Toscana Beige & Merina Brown - Swivel-around front bucket seats - Rear-most seat converts to queen size bed that sleeps 2 adults - Pop-Top sleeper thats sleeps 2 adults - Kitchenette with refrigerator and stove - Rare & Factory Wolfsburg Edition alloy wheels - Only driven an average of 4,500 miles per year! - First year of the 1.9L Water Boxer engine! - 3 speed automatic transmission INCREDIBLY HARD TO DUPLICATE WOLFSBURG LIMITED EDITION IN ALL-STOCK, UN-MODIFIED FORM! 'They are only original once!'

Lot 441- 2004 Ford Thunderbird Roadster

Lot #441 (Sale Order 57 of 116)

Lot 442- 1932 Ford Model A Pickup-1985 Isuzu Engine

Lot #442 (Sale Order 58 of 116)

Lot 442 1932 Ford Model A Bodied with an Isuzu diesel chassis and running gear. What a slick way to have a great vintage look and modern dependability and function. Ingenious design and cleaver engineering. Drive highway speeds and enjoy and enjoy the vintage look.

Lot 443- 1937 Plymouth Sedan

Lot #443 (Sale Order 59 of 116)

Lot 444- 1953 Oldsmobile Rocket 88

Lot #444 (Sale Order 60 of 116)

Lot 445- 1977 Donzi X 18

Lot #445 (Sale Order 61 of 116)

This an extremely rare model from the DONZI stable with only 151 believed to have been produced during it's run 1972-1978. This exclusive model was built for the serious off-shore enthusiast and is to this day recognized as a performance MONSTER. Built with all the bullet-prof hull design as well as the what is arguably the most rugged out-drive the famed Kiekaufer Mercury corp. has ever built, the 'TRS' which employs a separate and individual high performance transmission. She's also equipped with the super low maintenance high performance Mercrusier 350 c.i. engine which will easily push her to 60 MPH with a modest stock stainless steel propeller and most probably capable of 70 when exploring the right 'Cleaver' prop set up. Custom trailer, full cover and really cool super HD trim tabs that are direct 'jackscrew' driven as opposed to old school hydraulic that are very precise and positive. Freshwater only boat from Lake Havasu and Lake Tahoe respectively.

Lot 446- 1986 Chevrolet Truck

Lot #446 (Sale Order 62 of 116)

Lot 447- 1980 Chevrolet Corvette

Lot #447 (Sale Order 63 of 116)

Lot 448- 1963 Ford Thunderbird Coupe

Lot #448 (Sale Order 64 of 116)

BARN FIND! YOUR VISION REQUIRED! The Thunderbird has always been known for it's jaw-dropping design! This running and driving example is powered by a 390ci V8, and is a perfect candidate for total restoration to showroom condition, or a simple spa-day to make it an original survivor! Or swap in a twin turbo Ford 5.0L and have a wicked-fast resto-mod! The choice is yours!

Lot 449- 1966 Mercury Colony Park Wagon

Lot #449 (Sale Order 65 of 116)

Will have original hubcaps with factory hubcaps, 410V8, automatic, 89,000 miles.

Lot 450- 1976 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham

Lot #450 (Sale Order 66 of 116)

BARN FIND! ONLY 62,000 ACTUAL MILES! Last registered in 1987 in Washington by the 2nd owner and stored in his garage for the last 35 years! Unknown state of run-ability but is 100% complete and has all the potential to be a runner & driver with a weekend's worth of tuning up! Interior is in excellent condition all trim and upholstery are like new!

Lot 451- 1967 WNZ Hyrdo Racing Boat Miss Miami

Lot #451 (Sale Order 67 of 116)

1959 Lauterbach 5 L so it's just under 18 feet with a 350 Chevy. It was the lead boat in the movie Racing Fever in 1964 which comes with a copy of the media kit and one of the actual numbered posters from the movie theaters. It has recently raced over on Lake Chelan.

Lot 452- 1977 Lincoln Continental MKV Cartier

Lot #452 (Sale Order 68 of 116)

Running and driving barn find! Perfect father and son project with believed to be 81,000 original miles! The largest two-door coupe ever sold by the Ford Motor Company! Part of Lincoln's 'Designer Series' and powered by the 460ci V8, with supple leather, full power features, Cartier embossed clock, and other Cartier specific trimmings.

Lot 453- 2001 Volvo C70 Convertible NO RESERVE

Lot #453 (Sale Order 69 of 116)

2.3L Turbo Gas I5 Horsepower 236 @ 5400 RPM Torque 244 @ 2400 RPM Transmission 5 speed Manual These cars are a blast to drive. This car runs and drives well and has 17 wheels with excellent tires. A very safe and fun car. The 5-speed transmission shifts well and the clutch is good. The top is in good condition, but the power function is not currently working. A very fun and affordable sports car!

Lot 454- 1956 Ford Crown Victoria

Lot #454 (Sale Order 70 of 116)

Lot 455- 1959 Continental Mark IV Convertible NO RESERVE

Lot #455 (Sale Order 71 of 116)

The 1959 Lincoln Continentals are flamboyant symbols of mid-20thCentury luxury excess, typical of styling trends during that era. A rival of the 1959 Cadillac, these were the longest in Lincoln history and among the largest convertibles ever made. 1959 Lincoln Continental Convertibles were style and elegance! Standard equipment includes power steering, power brakes, electric clock, 6-way power seat, power-operated window vents, and tinted windows. This milestone 1959 Lincoln Continental Convertible is a rare find, one of just 2,195 built that year and factory price was $7,056. The engineering of the convertible top on these models is interesting, the top tucks nicely into the automatically opening reverse trunk lid. Styling featured canted headlights, sculped body sides and a power operated, reverse slant rear glass. When you pull up in one of these, you will be noticed. This car has had a repaint in the original factory color at some time under a prior ownership. There is evidence of a couple of touch-up spots on the trunk that are easily noticed. The trim on the car is in decent condition. The bumpers have some scratches but still shine up well. The only rust perforation found was in the drivers side rear footwell about eight inches long and two or three inches wide and can be fixed. The top power cylinders have been disconnected; currently not functional. The power window master switches are loose and coming apart, so window operation is unknown. The drivers door glass is cracked but all other glass is good. All the lights work. All dash gauges are present, and the heater/defrost blower fan works. The car will need a brake master cylinder, all wheel cylinders, rubber hoses and brake shoes. We have started the engine using a remote tank and it sounds good except for the water pump is seized causing belts to squeal. All components for the A/C system seem to be present and will need attention to operate. A convertible from this era with factory A/C is opulent indeed. The seats are in good condition (see photos). The drivers door panel and dash pad are serviceable but will need some cosmetic repair. There a spot worn through in rear carpet on the drivers side, and the front carpet is showing wear. The bottom loop of the horn ring is broken but the steering wheel overall is good. The tires display well but will need to be replaced for driving. The jack, tire tool and spare are included in the trunk. The vehicle has been a part of a large private collection for over 25 years. It has been mechanically conserved, regularly serviced and on long-term display in a clean and heated environment for the past 10 years.

Lot 456- 1968 MGB Roadster

Lot #456 (Sale Order 72 of 116)

Lovely period British Roadster. MGBs are one of the most successful models ever produced in the United Kingdom. The iconic look and feel of a British sportscar, this example came from a collection in Kitsap County. Sold to settle an estate, it is featured in the classic BRG or British Racing Green livery, and has recently been serviced aft er a few years of being stored in a dry garage. A very solid example, she runs and drives very well indeed, but would certainly benefit from further fettling before being driven extensively on the open road. A great platform from which to start with.

Lot 457- 1994 Mercedes Benz SL 500

Lot #457 (Sale Order 73 of 116)

Lot 458- 1942 Navy Hull NO RESERVE

Lot #458 (Sale Order 74 of 116)

Lot 459- 2001 BMW X5 NO RESERVE

Lot #459 (Sale Order 75 of 116)

Donation from Cosmo Runs but needs servicing. Has not been roadworthy for a few years. Starts runs well. Sold AS IS with no warranty. To be sold NO RESERVE. Proceeds will benefit the Holly Community Club and the rebuilding of the Holly Schoolhouse. 1922 to 2022. She was about to celebrate her Centennial, just like Marymount.

Lot 460- 1960 Nash Metropolitan NO RESERVE

Lot #460 (Sale Order 76 of 116)

1960 Nash Metropolitan Convertible NO RESERVE Microcars are all the rage, and Metropolitans are highly collectable with a faithful following. This little gal runs! If you are looking for a fun project that wont break the bank and is relatively easy to work on, this might be the car for you. The vehicle has been a part of a large private collection for over 25 years. It has been mechanically conserved, regularly serviced and on long-term display in a clean and heated environment for the past 10 years. VIN# E86943 (April 1960) Engine # IH214750 Austin A50 1489cc inline 4 cylinder 52 HP Transmission: Column shifted 3 speed manual Mileage shown -53790 The Metropolitan, sold under multiple marques, has become something of a cultural icon, and maintains a loyal and enthusiastic following to this very day. Designed from the outset to be a second car, the Metropolitan was a highly economical vehicle aimed at single car families looking for supplemental transportation for around town. Only 149.5 long, 61.5 wide they are in fact as small as it looks. To keep cost low enough to make the affordable on the American market, they were built by Austin Motor Company in England. The car was first sold as Nash, then later also as Hudson, and then finally just as the standalone Metropolitan. In 1960, 13,874 were sold in North America. This cute Pink Metros Convertible top is in good condition but needs a couple of snaps replaced. The matching pink and cream seat upholstery and door panels are in very good condition. The carpet is PINK and is fur-shag-a-delic! All the glass is good. The bumpers. stainless and hubcaps are in good condition. Some rust bubbles are present at the tops of the rear fender seams. The engine runs smooth with good oil pressure, and transmission shifts smooth through the gears and the hydraulic clutch operates. The car needs a full brake refresh, no brakes currently. The car has been a part of a large private collection for over 30 years, and has been conserved for long-term display, plus serviced regularly for the past 10 years. All fluids have been changed recently. The body has had evidence of repair in the floors. The hood appears to be from a 1955 or 56 model. The car has a key for the drivers door and two ignition keys. There is no jack or tools with the car.

Lot 461- Honda 50 Chinese Motorcycle-Shin San Tong NO RESERVE

Lot #461 (Sale Order 77 of 116)

The Maximum in Minis was the slogan of Taiwan engine and bike maker SST, whose Honda 50 competitor, the Gemini, was imported into the United States by American Steel, 1969-73 in small quantities. Manufacturer SST also built 50cc engines for Yamaha, so this rotary valve two stroke is a known unit. Minibike enthusiasts love this rare bird! The bike was known in its day for living up to the company slogan; online source bike-urious.com states authoritatively that those in the know suggest that these are some of the fastest mini bikes ever built! Its superior power and torque earned it a memorable nickname: The Ferrari of Minibikes!

Lot 462- 2002 Subaru Legacy L Wagon AWD

Lot #462 (Sale Order 78 of 116)

Rare to find an all wheel drive Subaru wagon in this condition that has not been beat up, abused, or taken down every forest service road in the Northwest! Previously owned by an older woman who religiously serviced it at the local Chevron Service station in Issaquah, it has been well kept with timing belt and water pump history and regular oil changes. This Legacy Wagon's interior speaks for itself with how clean and well kept it is! Perfect first car for your kid or even a daily commuter!

Lot 463- 1984 Volkswagen Vanagon AWD NO RESERVE

Lot #463 (Sale Order 79 of 116)

VW Vanagon Ready for restoration or modification. Use a Subaru powerplant or go stock'

Lot 464- 1995 Mercedes Benz SL500 Roadster with Hardtop

Lot #464 (Sale Order 80 of 116)

Excellent condition! Only driven an average of 3,800 miles per year! Your choice of THREE different top options; Hard top, soft top, or topless!!! The original soft top is in good condition for the age of the vehicle. Runs and drives great! The interior is like new with heated leather seats! These R129 body style Mercedes SL's are becoming increasingly difficult to find in this shape and are sure to become extremely sought after in the next few years!

Lot 465- 2003 Mercedes-Benz E320 Sport

Lot #465 (Sale Order 81 of 116)

Luxury meets style with the W210 body-style E Class! This E320 Sport sedan features heated leather multi-contour sport seats, moonroof, navigation, xenon headlamps, dual zone automatic climate control, 17' custom wheels, and more!

Lot 466- 1963 Ford Galaxie 500XL Convertible

Lot #466 (Sale Order 82 of 116)

Lot 467- 1994 Chevrolet Crew Cab Dually Pickup

Lot #467 (Sale Order 83 of 116)

Lot 468- 1964 Chevrolet Studebaker Daytona Convertible

Lot #468 (Sale Order 84 of 116)

Lot 469- 1986 Mercury Cougar LS Coupe

Lot #469 (Sale Order 85 of 116)

WOW! Only 124,000 original miles! Excellent condition! Long-term ownership history in Washington state! Owned by an older woman and garage kept, this Cougar is optioned with the harder to find 5.0L 302 V8 and features an automatic transmission, premium stereo system, leather seating, digital instrument display, wood trim, and all power features

Lot 470- 1933 Packard Eight 1001

Lot #470 (Sale Order 86 of 116)

In 1933 the Packard Standard Eight became known as simply the Eight. A dual downdraft carburetor, smaller flywheel, automatic choke, and revised manifold helped boost the trademark Eight's horsepower to over 120. Based priced when new at a little over $2100, only 1881 four-door sedans were produced this year. The car makes an elegant statement and is very classic. Packards are fine driving and touring cars well sought after by collectors. The car has not been run for many years but is a solid project car to get running, with great lines nice interior, and only missing a few parts. The body is sound except for one area in the left rear corner of the floor pan. The rest of the body is in good shape. The interior is in nice condition. The headliner, seats have been reupholstered in original style and material. The carpet has been replaced and looks good. The dash and gauges look good! The steering wheel, original to the car, is showing its age for a vintage 1933; there is some cracking on the wheel and corrosion is seen around the horn button area. The front Bumper is from a Series 11 and the rear bumper is a 1934 style. The engine can be started but is missing the air cleaner, back cover for the generator and the choke linkage. The fuel system will need a full clean-out, from carb to tank including cleaning tank. We have not driven the car, but the transmission shifts freely when sitting still and the clutch in. This car has mechanical brake with a booster system. The brakes and park brake seem to work normal. The car is outfitted with comes with dual fender-mount spare tires. The tires will all need to be replaced before driving. There are two center hubcaps present, and two missing as shown in the photographs. This is a great body style and with some mechanical refreshing work, could become a nice driver as is, or would be a solid start to nice restoration. The 1933 Packard Eight is a recognized full Classic by the Classic Car Club of America. This car has been cared for as part of a large private museum collection on active display a clean, dry building.

Lot 471- 1966 Dodge Dart

Lot #471 (Sale Order 87 of 116)

Lot 472- 2008 Volkswagen EOS Convertible

Lot #472 (Sale Order 88 of 116)

Local Washington vehicle with excellent service history that runs and drives like it has less than half of its 112,000 miles. The 2.0 Turbo 4-Cylinder and 6-Speed Manual are sure to provide driving enjoyment on a windy back-road. Interior and exterior are in excellent condition!

Lot 473- 2004 Kia Spectra LX

Lot #473 (Sale Order 89 of 116)

5-speed manual -4dr-1st good year of the Kea-All maintenance records from 2018- 10K on timing belt replacement- 190k showing on odometer

Lot 474- 1998 Volvo V70 XC Cross Country AWD

Lot #474 (Sale Order 90 of 116)

The perfect Northwest all weather vehicle for Spring, Summer, Fall, & Winter! Excellent condition and owned by one family for most of its life with incredibly religious service history at the dealership. The turbocharged engine and All Wheel Drive provides sure traction when you take it up to Crystal Mountain next winter to go skiing or snowboarding! Heated leather seats ensure you and your passengers will stay warm and comfortable as well! Fold down the seats and camp overnight in the forest this summer! The Volvo Cross Country is the outdoorsy wagon that can do it all!

Lot 475- 1987 International Offshore Raising Sailboat VICTORY

Lot #475 (Sale Order 91 of 116)

The Sailboat Victory (aka Jameson Whiskey) Victory is a 1987 International Offshore Racing (IOR) Sailboat 1-Ton class. She is 40 feet overall, the length at the waterline is bit less than 34 feet and she is 13 feet at the beam. She weighs 10,000 pounds empty and drafts about 7 feet. She has an elliptical keel that is very narrow, like a dagger board. Victory has a fractional rig. The mast top is 64 feet above the water and the boom is 20 feet long. Victorys hull is a multi-sandwich construction composite. The outer hull is 8mm of vinyl followed by 20mm Kevlar foam and Kevlar honeycomb followed by a carbon fiber laminate inner hull. The keel box is constructed from aircraft aluminum and extends from the mast to the propeller shaft strut. All areas of the keel box that touch the hull have a layer of Kevlar laminate between carbon fiber and aluminum. All of the stanchions and tiller are titanium. The standing rigging is discontinuous alloy solid rods. The running rigging and life lines are Amsteel. Victory can go to weather better than any boat Ive sailed or crewed on. I have been able to put the boat on a plane going to weather with tatty storm sails. There are some tips I have and modifications I was going to make to take advantage of Victorys sailing characteristics (learned through sailing and talking to Ed Dubois). I spoke to Ed Dubois a couple of times about Jameson Whiskeys design. He mentioned a couple design elements he thought would provide better performance than what occurred at the Admirals Cup. Full Pelt did great.

Lot 476- 1969 Volkswagen Beetle

Lot #476 (Sale Order 92 of 116)

1969 VW Beetle 4sp manual-mostly complete-none running. Was purchased as a restoration project 2013

Lot 477- 1968 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu

Lot #477 (Sale Order 93 of 116)

Chevy Chevelle Malibu From the Gooler estate. Mrs. Gooler, a Romanian went to the Ukraine border with Poland to translate for refugees. This project has been in her family long term. To be sold to help end the atrocities in Ukraine.

Lot 478- 1964 Honda Benley NO RESERVE

Lot #478 (Sale Order 94 of 116)

Lot 479- 1973 Honda 450 + PARTS NO RESERVE

Lot #479 (Sale Order 95 of 116)

A 14 second quarter mile time put Hondas first large capacity bike in Corvette performance territory, back in 1966, and like its 5.6 second time to 60 mph, thanks to its twin cylinder DOHC engine, is still very respectable today, and the top end would double the double nickel. 112 mph, actually, This one does need a headlight and maybe some other attention, but the chrome is shiny and the paint looks good too, so it could be your pocket rocket to cure those Summer time blues.

Lot 480- 1987 Honda XR 80 R Motorcycle NO RESERVE

Lot #480 (Sale Order 96 of 116)

A movie star sibling and a perfect first off-road cycle! Weighing just 152 pounds filled with gas and oil, this lithe and nimble stump-jumper has a 5 speed transmission. Owner says the four stroke engine has good compression. That final R means it was built to take the hard knocks of off-road competition; for proof, see how the XR 80 R was used by youthful character John Connor in the film Terminator 2: Judgment Day.

Lot 481- 1970 Kawasaki G4 TR-100 Motorcycle NO RESERVE

Lot #481 (Sale Order 97 of 116)

Check out the paint and chrome on this street and dirt, dual purpose 152 MPG (!) gem of a two cycle, goes anywhere charmer. A bantam weight at 185 pounds, its still fully adult sized. This one has had only one owner since 2011, and it has all its maintenance records since then. Not just a 5 speed, the quick change High/Low gear box, conveniently worked by a cable on the handlebars, means its not just a 5 speed, but has 10 gears in all. It truly deserves its factory approved nickname of Trail Boss.

Lot 482- 1989 Beta Trials Bike - Italy NO RESERVE

Lot #482 (Sale Order 98 of 116)

1989 Beta Trials Bike World class winner in 1989 in Europe in the world trials competition. First tubeless rear tire monoshock disc brakes. Fun bike all-around.

Lot 483- 1988 Itasca Suncruiser Motorhome NO RESERVE

Lot #483 (Sale Order 99 of 116)

1988 27' Itasca sun Cruiser Miles: 84,129 25-watt solar panel Oran generator Coleman rooftop air conditioner Dyna gas furnace Olympia catalytic heater refrigerator/freezer-2 years old $2000) Good tires and a new starter comes with bedding and some kitchen supplies There is a small water leak at the heater he hasn't figured out, but probably hasn't spent a lot of time on.

Lot 484- 1964 Mercury Montclair Breezeway NO RESERVE

Lot #484 (Sale Order 100 of 116)

This is a 25th Anniversary edition, the 1964 Mercury that features the 'Breezeway' vertical sliding power rear window, and '25th Anniversary' logo on the horn ring. Breezeway rear window is angled opposite a normal rear window and is power operated to raise up and down. The rear window operates! All other windows operate but are manual. This is a solid and original 1964 Mercury Breezeway. The exterior appears to have some paint repair, but the paint overall is good in the original color of Wimbledon White. The original turquoise interior is very nice and presentable. The car was undercoated when new and the body and floors are still very solid. The body is straight. It has had some paint repair on right quarter panel and on left front fender with evidence of past minor rust repair at lower rear of left front fender and in rocker panel ahead of right rear wheel. The grille, trim/brightwork and hubcaps are all present and are in very nice condition. The dash and steering wheel is also in very good condition. The gauges and warning lights all work and the radio works as well! The Interior is overfall very original and nice! The front and rear seats also in very good condition, but please note there is a split seen on the side of the front seat (see photos). The lights all work. The engine will run but needs a new carburetor to run smoothly. The engine sounds good; were no abnormal noises or sounds when running. We were not able to drive the car due to the tires and brakes, but the transmission does go into drive. The car will need the brake work; the brake pedal does not move so the master cylinder is apparently stuck. The parking brake does hold, however. The tires show well but are over ten years old and need to be replaced before driving. This car comes with the owners manual and has a spare tire and jack. Overall, this Mercury is a solid car, that really looks great now and could great car to make the mechanical repairs to and drive. The car has been a part of a large private collection of vehicles on exhibit display in a clean and heated building, regularly cared for and maintained for at least the past 10 years. Vin decode: [1] 54B=4-door sedan Montclair, 64= 1964, L= Left hand drive, 925996= Production sequence ID Plate reads: Canadian Manufacture (Fomoco of Canada), Oakville, Ontario. Paint 4WW= Wimbledon White. TRIM 334= Turquoise

Lot 485- 1942 Lincoln Continental Club Coupe NO RESERVE

Lot #485 (Sale Order 101 of 116)

45154 Miles on Odometer Bristol Blue with Blue Leather Interior The first Continental was a customized Lincoln Zephyr built in 1939 at the request of Edsel Ford. Within weeks of receiving the car, Edsel wired Gregorie explaining that he could have filled his pockets with pre-orders from his wealthy friends who saw the car. The first series-produced Continentals were constructed in December 1939. The design changed in 1942 at which time a larger 306 cid V12 engine with 130hp and overall had a sleeker appearance. Due to Americas entry into World War II, only 200 club Coupes were produced before civilian automobile production ended making these rare examples. Production ceased January 31, 1942 and the factories were refitted for war needs. Price new $3000. The 1939-1948 Continental is recognized as a 'Full Classic' by the Classic Car Club of America, one of the last-built cars to be so recognized. The car is in overall nice condition. The car comes with Lincoln V12 1942 Owners book, build sheet obtained from the Henry Ford Museum Archives. The tires are very good for displaying but are over 10 years old so they should be replaced before driving the car. The engine starts and runs very smooth starts without a key (ignition is unlocked). The transmission seems to work properly but because of the leaking gas tank, we have not been able to drive it. The brake pedal has pressure, but we have not tried to drive and test the brakes. The floors are solid, there is some rust found in the rocker panels, but it is not severe. The gas tank bottom has been cut out and a plate welded in but the plate leaks. There are no dents noticed. The car has been repainted at some point. The paint shines but has quite a bit of cracking. It could really use a repaint but does look ok as is. The exterior trim and bumpers are in good condition. The script is missing from one rear wheel cover. The matching blue leather interior has some cracking but is good overall. The headliner shows a split at the seams. Door panels and rear side trim panels are in good condition. The dash and gauges look presentable. The carpet is very good. The passenger door glass is cracked. The vehicle has been a part of a large private collection for over 25 years. It has been mechanically conserved, regularly serviced and on long-term display in a clean and heated environment for the past 10 years.

Lot 486- 1956 Jaguar Mark 1 NO RESERVE

Lot #486 (Sale Order 102 of 116)

1956 Jaguar MARK 1 Condition Used Engine GAS Transmission 4-Speed Manual Drivetrain N/A Fuel Gasoline Exterior Color Red Interior Color Black Stock # P254 VIN S940948

Lot 487- 1935 Plymouth Deluxe Rumble Seat Convertible Coupe NO RESERVE

Lot #487 (Sale Order 103 of 116)

The elegant PJ body was introduced in 1935 and was completely new from the frame up. It marked Plymouth's styling change overall look from 'square' to 'round'. The convertible has beautiful lines. The 6-cylinder, valve-in-block engine was redesigned to include extra water jacketing and bored out to the 201.3 cid that would be used until the 942 models. Factory price $695 and only 2308 were produced. Only the convertible coupe came standard equipped with Duplate safety glass throughout this year. The body on this PJ Deluxe Coupe is in good condition overall. All exterior stainless looks great. All the trim is present except a 4 section of the center vertical grille trim bar. The car has been repainted and is cream body with light tan fenders and a tan convertible top. The Convertible top is complete with a rear glass window. The interior seats, door cards are in brown leather with tan carpet and are in excellent condition. The tan rumble seat upholstery is in good condition. The beautiful Plymouth sailing ship adorns the hood. The steering wheel and horn ring are original to the car in look good. Noted is some former rust repair in the rear panel behind the bumper/below the rumble seat opening. Options on this car: Front and rear bumpers guards, radio, steel spare tire cover. PJ Deluxe added accessory package is present. The engine will turn over by hand but cannot start due to the electrical system needing some attention. The electrical issues are not letting lights and horn work. The transmission shifter moves freely through all gears in stationary position. The car will need brakes and all wheel cylinders, master cylinder and hoses replaced. The air cleaner is missing. The tires display well but will need to be replaced before trying to drive car. There is a spare tire but no jack or tools. Overall, this car needs the electrical system sorted and brakes repaired but the body appears to be very sound so it would be a beautiful car to get running and drive top down! If comes with its 1935 Plymouth Operators Manual. The vehicle has been a part of a large private collection for over 25 years. It has been mechanically conserved, regularly serviced and on long-term display in a clean and heated environment for the past 10 years. 1935 Plymouth PJ Deluxe Convertible Rumble Seat Coupe NO RESERVE Briggs Body Number 654-142 VIN# 256832 Mileage shown: 19721 Engine: 201 cu in inline flathead 6 cylinder with 82 horsepower Transmission: 3 speed manual with floor shifter Engine number P25*57290A

Lot 488- 1988 Ford F150 Lariat 4 WD

Lot #488 (Sale Order 104 of 116)

1988 Ford F 150 XLT Lariat 4WD Four-wheel drive! 5 speed manual.transmisson Regular cab and long bed configuration. This generation F-Series are becoming collectible. 165 hp 4.9L inline 6 cyl. Believed to be 148,000 miles. Loaded XLT Lariat trim level. New tires Power steering and brakes. Power windows and locks. Now is your chance to obtain one before they become highly sought after.

Lot 489- 2002 BMW 325 i

Lot #489 (Sale Order 105 of 116)

Lot 490- 2001 Volkswagen Eurovan

Lot #490 (Sale Order 106 of 116)

SOUGHT AFTER AND DESIREABLE EUROVAN MV! If you want the fun and enjoyment of a family road trip without all of the hassle and maintenance of a Westfalia or Weekender van, the low-roof MV is the one for you! No stinky and messy stove and refrigerator to clean and maintain! No leaky, mildew ridden pop-top to deal with! The perfect blend of functionality and every day usage! Quad captains chairs that rear face with removable table and storage bins galore. The third row seat converts into a queen size bed that will sleeps two with ease! Tons of aftermarket support that will allow you to personalize this Eurovan to your exact tastes and desires! The ultimate adventure-van can and will be yours!

Lot 491- 1991 Ford F-250 XL 4X4 Pickup

Lot #491 (Sale Order 107 of 116)

Lot 492- 2001 Toyota Rav

Lot #492 (Sale Order 108 of 116)

Lot 493- 1976 Jeep Pickup

Lot #493 (Sale Order 109 of 116)

3/4 ton. Original. Not used off road. Good basic pick up truck that need a new owner

Lot 494- 1969 Buick Skylark NO RESERVE

Lot #494 (Sale Order 110 of 116)

Lot 495- 1982 Buick Rivera

Lot #495 (Sale Order 111 of 116)

1982 Buick Rivera This is a nice car. Needs a little love but not much. 86,000 original miles.

Lot 496- 1986 Subaru 4WD Turbo XT Coupe

Lot #496 (Sale Order 112 of 116)

Lot 497- 1963 Rolls Royce Silver Cloud

Lot #497 (Sale Order 113 of 116)

From the Robert Day/ Dorothy Provine Collection off of Bainbridge Island. Long term stored and cared for by Hollywood icons of the 50s to the 80s. These cars have never before been offered for sale. Purchased in Britain back in the day by film director Robert Day. Hen moved to Hollywood in the 60s to direct Tarzan movies and the likes of Peter Sellers, Ursula Andress and many more.

Lot 498- 1959 Bentley S2

Lot #498 (Sale Order 114 of 116)

From the Robert Day/ Dorothy Provine Collection off of Bainbridge Island. Long term stored and cared for by Hollywood icons of the 50s to the 80s. These cars have never before been offered for sale. Runs well. Nice garage kept condition. Lovely original interior. Needs some sorting but wonderful feel and patina.

Lot 499- 1951 Chevrolet Coupe NO RESERVE

Lot #499 (Sale Order 115 of 116)

Lot 500- 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air 2 door Coupe NO RESERVE

Lot #500 (Sale Order 116 of 116)


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