More from cousin Billie’s private collection. Turns out cousin Billie has a secret interest in the Plymouth Road Runner. If you are like cousin Billie then you can own this series of patches for the honest sum of $26.00 F.O.B Clay Center Kansas |
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When cousin Billie’s Aunt Emma cleaned out his desk drawer down at the garage after his death she found this collection of Mopar Lapel pins. Billie was always a proud Chevy man… or so everyone thought. You can be the proud owner of this set of five lapel pins for the honest sum of $26.00 F.O.B. Clay Center Kansas |
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So…when is the last time you saw a 10-quart Allstate motor oil can? Been a while eh? Well you can see one every day by sending $31.00 F.O.B Clay Center Kansas to the address on the order form. Then you will own one of the rarest motor oil cans in the neighborhood. |
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This soap dispenser was originally installed in the Ladies bathroom at the Conoco station across from city hall, where it hung proudly for slightly more than ten years. Then during the "dry years" of the 30's it was removed and installed in the service bay of the station, where it was used to dispense Cooter McFee's moonshine to the locals at fifty cents a shot. The chrome is pitted somewhat, but all of the brass tags are there in fine shape and it is a rare piece. Like most of our local residents, it has a colorful past. It can be yours for the sum of $78.00 f.o.b. Clay Center Kansas. |
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This brand spanking new solo cup dispenser is for use with the small paper, funnel shaped cups. This dispenser was purchased by the city clerk for use in the men's bathroom at City Hall, but was never installed at the request of the mayor. He said "any man who is thirsty can, just walk across the street to the gas station". If you have a need for this fine dispenser it can be, yours for the tidy sum of $29.00 f.o.b. Clay Center Kansas.
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Cousin Billie installed this high performance carburetor on Chief Johnson’s new fire chief’s car the week after it arrived. It was said to improve the Chief’s response time by three minutes, which the mayor clearly denied in a press conference. Decide for yourself when you purchase the official Holly Model 6R1664B carburetor for the modest sum of $49.00 F. O. B Clay Center Kansas |
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Cousin Billie who used to work for the local Chevrolet Garage always took advantage of any General Motors Training classes as long as they "happened" at least 90 miles from home. He always had a good time and always brought back the text, books as proof of his attendance. This set of six hardly used GM Hydramatic textbooks can be yours for the honest sum of $54.00 f.o.b. Clay Center Kansas. |
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This manual covers the universal and standard model tractors with the KEF engine after serial number 544001. The golf course had just such a tractor for many years, until the local Shriners drove it into the pond during a New Years Eve celebration.
It wasn’t discovered missing for the better part of the week. Now all that is left is this manual which can be yours for the embarrassing sum of $19.00 F.O.B Clay Center Kansas. |
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This is the original steering wheel spinner knob off of the city fire truck. It had disappeared for more than 40 years, and then suddenly showed up on the courthouse steps two weeks ago. It can be yours no questions asked for the quiet sum of $10.00 F.O.B Clay Center Kansas |
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Cousin Billie had lots, of educational opportunities in 1958 and in this opportunity; he learned about Power Brakes. That must be true because the police mentioned something about brakes in his accident report. For the measly sum of $16.00 f.o.b. Clay Center Kansas you can learn about Power Brakes just like cousin, Billie. |
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Yes that is Mr. Haney of Green Acres fame, and now he works for us. We
have put him in charge of our "more experienced merchandise." He has
made a list, written descriptions, and priced things at what he thinks
they are worth. If you see something you like, don't be bashful, make
him an offer. He is not always right! Check back often. Who knows what
he will come up with next...?
