this yardsale had a '60's BSA, a '50's Greeves, and a '50's Whizzer. the whizzer sold for $1000, and the beezer for $2000. these folks were moving and i scored lots of good junk for little money.
and here is the aforementioned whizzer.
Hudsons everywhere! when was the last time any of you saw a '53 Hudson Jet? this is either '60's gasser style, or waiting for the engine to be reestablished in its house.
i swear there are more examples of good old american iron in crescent city than anyplace we have visited. this is a very sweet '54 chevy, complete with a nice matching shell.
I found all this stuff last weekend and the weekend before, just now got around to taking pictures.
This week's finds, minus a few things we actually got on our second trip out after lunch. Somehow I managed to hurt my back--don't know if it was the new exercise at the gym yesterday or the cold, damp air. So our travels today have been limited. Luckily we have the day off again, or I am not sure I would actually make it out to the lighthouse.
a geezer and his new toys, a beautiful sight. this toolbox was loaded with american made tools all for 500 pennies. While I was taking pictures, another of Cary's wonderful finds was still in the truck--levelers for the trailer.
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