treasure cove found

Go for it, Dennis! Invite me and Molly when you visit next or buy it. :) We will come down in the '58. We olde phartes love that stuff.

Let me guess - the owner has a junkyard. Am I right?

Best, John

No John, no junkyard at all. This is what makes him so unusual..... Everything is neat, organized and in good to great condition, inside well built buildings. It had more of a museum atmosphere. John, that Mercedes is something like you would see at a Barretts auction. In the trunk were all the documents and the two "extra" hood ornaments given with the new vehicle because in the late 60's they were being stolen and broken off by the anti-war crowd according to the original owner. It also had an antenna lock so it could not be raised and broken off. Many of the restored vehicles were in "like new" condition and the Mercedes was in "like new" condition without any restoration....Also there were restored farm tractors in new condition right down to the tires and valve stems. John Deere "B" and Farmall "H". Come down John and we will visit him. I plan on going down there soon again. Dennis

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Misunderstanding. I thought he might own a junkyard. There's a guy here with a museum: many pole-barns full of classic cars, very clean and well-kept. He also owns a junkyard. In fact, the two richest people in this area both own junkyards.

Sounds like a plan!