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Home :: Mr. Haney's Specials
 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
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This is one of the few classes; Cousin Billie actually attended and paid close attention too. He was involved in most of the Saturday night drag races that took place on the edge of town, so he actually studied in this class. This book was one of the few he kept in his personal library. It can now be yours for the honest sum of $24.00 f.o.b. Clay Center Kansas. |
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Billie attended both of these classes in his usual manor. The advance service information he shared with the rest of his fellow mechanics over a 6-pack of beer after work. All he learned about the LevelAir that appeared on the 58 Cadillac models was that if you could get four or five guys to all stand on the back bumper at the same time, the LevelAir would adjust for the increased load. Then, if those same four or five guys, all jumped off the bumper at the same time, the rearend of the car would shoot up into the air like a rocket.
You can learn more about the GM LevelAir system, than cousin Billie did by purchasing the textbook shown above for the honest sum of $23.00 f.o.b. Clay Center Kansas. The 1958 Advanced Service Information book can be yours for the honest sum of $16.00 f.o.b. Clay Center Kansas. |
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This A/C Display, Rack, was put on the wall to replace the Skelly Lube sign after it, was declared a fire hazard, by Chief Johnson. All of the PVC valves were eventually sold. While the A/C display rack itself, was never as nice as the one it replaced. It did serve as a reminder for many years of that fateful fire inspection completed by Chief Johnson. If you would like to own the now famous reminder display cabinet, send in $44.00 fob Clay Center Kansas. |
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These five two-sided signs were part of a display rack that once stood in the driveway of the local Skelly Station. The display rack, that held all of these signs was destroyed by Chief Johnson and Mayor Stoner when they decided to take the city fire truck out for a drive on New Years Eve. The police report stated the fire truck contained 47 cases of beer and 16 cases of scotch at the time of the accident. No mention was made of how much the Mayor Stoner and Chief Johnson were themselves carrying at the time of the accident.
As for these signs, you can own all five of them for the honest sum of $57.00 fob Clay Center Kansas. |
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This is a genuine Trico accessory automatic windshield washer jar and pump assembly with mounting bracket. It is of unknown origin but can be yours today in its original off the shelf condition for the honest sum of $36.00 fob Clay Center Kansas.
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These were Chief Johnson's favorites. These 5-3/4 B-L-C yellow fog lamps are straight off the Fire Chief's 39 Chevy, and are in good original condition. They come with the original mounting brackets for the flat style bumpers. You can own this fine pair of fog lamps with the brackets, free and clear, for the tidy sum of $65.00 fob Clay Center Kansas.
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Here we have a pair of NOS Glass Taillight Lens. These are still in the original boxes and carry the GM Guide part number 5936906. They fit Chevrolet and GMC Panel and Suburbans in the years 1947 through 1956. If you remember there was only one taillight assembly on the outside rear, door of a panel and suburban during those years.
My Uncle Lewis had just such a Suburban, that he often used to deliver flowers and medicinal Whiskey to the widow ladies that lived up on the east edge of town. He once backed into widow, Nelson's mailbox during an early morning departure and broke out his only taillight lens. The fine examples offered here were his spare replacements that he kept proudly on his dresser for just such an occasion. He is now deceased so I am offering them to you for the honorable sum of $30.00 each or $50 for both, in his loving memory. Shipping is additional of course. |
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Official Genuine Chevrolet NOS In The Original Box COE Cab Grab Handles. When I was in the moving business, I had a 1952 Chevrolet COE truck, that was the hardest vehicle to climb into… of any I ever owned. Finally, after much discussion with Cousin Billie that worked down at the Chevrolet Garage, he ordered me a pair of genuine Chevrolet Cab over truck cab grab handles.
Whoooeee them was a fine investment. Now even Couter Lee McFarland who lost his arm in a corn picker back in '46 could shimmy right up into the cab with no problem attall. I was so impressed I went back and bought another set just in case the originals disappeared while we were moving into a bad neighborhood.
Now that everybody has moved away, I have sold my truck and have only these new grab handles as a memory. I am willing to move them on to you for the minimal consideration of $65.00 for the pair. Shipping is fob Clay Center Kansas. |
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Fits all Chevrolet passenger cars from 1941 through 1953. It carries the GM number if 1108365. I believe that is the correct application although Widow Johnson spilled a cup of coffee on my desk last evening during a spirited card game and my notes were a blur after that… much like the rest of the evening.
If you can use a new starter with a better reputation than widow Johnson, …this is the one for you. It goes for a respectable bid of $75.00 fob Clay Center Kansas. |
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Next, up we have a Genuine NOS GM Gear Shift Vacuum Cylinder Boot. New in the original box this fine example fits all Chevrolet passenger models built in 1939. It is new in the box just like my old, faithful dog Winchester who until recently was at my side most every day. This boot can be yours today for the tidy sum of $15.00. I hope it brings you the same pleasure old Winchester brought to me during his lifetime. |
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