Great selection of machine shop taps and dies. All but one is made in the USA and the single culprit was made in Japan. Just to remind you, Dale Wilch’s Man Cave Swap Meet and Flea Market is open every Wednesday night from 6-9. Shopping, tire kicking and parking is all underground and always 70 degrees year round. Come down this Wednesday night and take a look.

Sad deal here as all of these precision instruments have been exposed to moisture and show rust and corrosion.  Get a gallon of Kroil or WD40 and plan on spending time to de rust and clean up everything to attempt to make these accurate and usable again. 

Blowing stuff out and starting all bids @ $.99. Take your time and scroll each page. Cool way this site works is if you see something you might want to look at better later, just hit the “Watch” oval on the left and that puts the lot in your “Dashboard”. Of course a small bid also puts the lot in your “Dashboard”. After that you can take a better look, place a bigger bid or just keep an eye on it. If you’re coming down to see what’s happening this Wednesday night at the “Cave”, why not ask to see any of these lots before you make the bid(s) or put your high bid down now and see what happens later.

This auction is for 3 great individual cars that belong to a friend of mine that’s made the decision to thin the herd a little.  These all have very reasonable reserves and are located in Salisbury Missouri a couple of hours east of Kansas City.  If you’re registered to bid on MaximumBids.com and would like to set up an appointment to take a look or talk with the owner, please call me (Dale) at 913-219-3960 and I’ll make the arrangements for you.  There is no “Buyers Premium” added to your winning high bid.   To clarify this: If you’re the high bidder over the RESERVE when the auction ends, you will pay exactly the ending bid with no additional fees or costs.  Payment must be in the form of cash or bank cashiers check payable to my friend.  I don’t want you guys that see my sexy legs in some of the photos to be too jealous but everything about these beautiful cars from the paint to the chrome shines and it’s impossible not to get the reflections in the photos.

Silver for the novice and serious collectors or sell again when the value goes to $50 a Troy Ounce.  Who knows?