Wagga Clearing Sale

I would like to die with this bloke's shed.

www.tuckerboxauctions.com.au/machine-sale-yarragundry.html

Some good stuff there alrighty

Lang wrote: I would like to die with this bloke's shed.

www.tuckerboxauctions.com.au/machine-sale-yarragundry.html

Lang
Not much good to you if you’re dead. Lol

He who dies with the most toys......................

I watched parts of this auction online today.
An awful lot of small lots did not get a bid.

But the real good stuff did.
BGC = $46000(gasp!)
Centurian Tank = $120000.

Sam.

As is usual with these auctions everything sells way over market value

rockcrawler31 wrote: As is usual with these auctions everything sells way over market value

I beg to differ

Everything sells for what people reckon its worth
Just sometimes thats more than you think its worth, that doesn't mean its over priced, just worth more to someone else than you

I got no idea what tank prices are but they are something that doesn't come up every day so they gotta be worth a few bob

Paul

It is not who has the most
It is who makes the most of what they have

yup

Started out with nut n
n have most of it left

It happened again, I had almost finished a reply and it all disappeared! Here we go again!

Well said MrsMackPaul,
Nobody forces you to bid at an auction.
There may be a good reason for you paying more than others would.

One person's junk is another person's treasure.
A few years ago, I outbid the local Scrap Dealer and paid $40 for an axle with the two wheels I needed to complete a set of ten for my 1927 Morris Commercial D Type Six Wheeler. I had been collecting the wheels for 35 years! I could not use the axle and was travelling in a Ute that was already overloaded. I told the Scrappie that if he could get the wheels off, he could have the axle and diff. He did so, and I offered him $100 each for more of the same wheels, as I have another chassis to restore.