We have here a very fine example of a 1939 Ford truck grill "respectfully acquired" from a truck once owned by the Mayor of Hooterville. As you can see it is in fine original condition and includes the "proper" outside stainless steel trim. You can own this one of a kind example for the embarrassingly low sum of $250, fob Clay Center Kansas. A true bargain, if there ever was one. |
|
This porcelain sign, advertising Goodrich Tires (measuring 18 x 58) was once located on the stadium fence across from the dugout at the local ball field. Many of our best major league players warmed up before a game, by pitching towards this sign. It has served many a season taking the hits in stride. Willie, out third baseman would try and "touch-up" the sign, covering some of the hits, to no avail. But with three losing seasons in a row it has been decided to plow up the ball field and plant watermelons. A sign with this much character is priceless. But you can buy it today for the modest sum of $65.00 fob Clay Center Kansas.
|
 |
|
Having personally experienced the bone rattling chill of a cold January night, while making my way home from a friendly evening of cards, I can certify that the South Wind heater shown here, is without question one of the finest working examples ever offered for sale. It once heated the floor board of my truck so well, I cooked two eggs "over easy" next to a half pound of bacon, on the way home from the Saturday Night Social. I am offering this one of a kind fine example of an on board South Wind heater (with accompanying state issued egg turner) for the honest sum of only $25.00 fob Clay Center Kansas. I am almost ashamed and embarrassed to offer such a quality example at such a low price.
|
|
|
 |
Mayor Roy Stoner had this sun visor installed on his personal car at the city’s expense. He said it was necessary because he often had splitting headaches early in the morning on the way in to the office. The bright sun he encountered caused him great distress and impaired his ability to conduct official business. Mayor Stones has passed on now and if you are suffering from the same headaches, as was the Mayor, this visor can be yours for the shady sum of $27.80 fob Clay Center Kansas.
|
 |
This was yet another of Cousin Billie's 1958 school adventures. Not much to tell here. If you need to learn about Eaton single speed rear axles, here is your opportunity and for the honest sum of $11.80 f.o.b. Clay Center Kansas. |
 |
This working spotlight came off of Police Chief Willabee’s police car. He took it off and kept it when he retired even though it was city property. He no longer has any use for it so it can be yours for the public sum of $46.81 fob Clay Center Kansas with the proceeds going to the Police Department’s equipment fund.
|
 |
Uncle Oscar sold three dozen of these accessory stoplights to the city… to be installed on all city vehicles. He said it was a safety issue at the request of Police Chief Johnson who later denied any involvement in the project. Only about half of the accessory stoplights ever got installed, the rest mysteriously disappeared forever. This is the only remaining example and it can be yours for the sum of $22.81 fob Clay Center Kansas, paid to the city clerk before noon on Friday.
|
|
Cousin Billie bought a new Road Runner in 1968 much to the shock of the whole town who always thought he was a “died in the wool” Chevy man. He immediately took the “Beep Beep” horn off of the car and replaced it with a set of air horns from a diesel locomotive. The local railroad engineer was more than a little disappointed to loose his air horns but was glad not to have the Road Runner horn installed on his locomotive as a replacement. So here is cousin Billie’s left over new Road Runner “Beep Beep Horn which you can own for the quiet sum of $205.10 fob Clay Center Kansas.
|
 |
|
Police Chief Willibee turned in a request annually for a police department motorcycle during city department budget time, which infuriated the mayor who saw no need for a police motorcycle. After 15 years of repeated requests the mayor had enough, so he went out and bought the chief a police department motorcycle and here it is complete with working siren and flashing lights. If you want to make the mayor and the chief of police both happy buy this police motorcycle for the arresting sum of $37.64 fob Clay Center Kansas
|
|
Yes that is Mr. Haney of Green Acres fame, and now he works for us. We
