[Mister-B]

Originally Posted by Gokart Mozart

Going through the list is impressive to say the least. I'm sure I missed a few but it's a long list. There was a ton of 63/64 trucks.

I wonder about the parts list and how will they sell everything. It almost makes sense to start their own auction site and post pics as they document.

As I said, too bad the auctioneers are just looking to push the cars through as quickly as they can.

http://www.vanderbrinkauctions.com/a.../Inventory.pdf

Number-Make-Model-Yr-Engine-Trans-Body-Color-VIN-Mileage

6-pickup-69/70-350-4 brl-auto-64,000
13-Chevrolet-pickup-69-307 2 hrs V-8-3/4 ton-CE420J118998-14-68
136-GMC-truck-67-V-6-1 ton-GM3640VPC3066B-52,000
154-Chevrolet-pickup-67-6 cyl-4 stick-3/4 ton 2x2-75,000
155-Chevrolet-pickup-70-402-3 tree-1/2 ton-CE140J136001
159-Chevrolet-truck-69/70-350 4 brl-3 headers-_ _J129799
169-Chevrolet-pickup-71-24,000
177-Chevrolet-pickup-68-3-CS148J117548
178-Chevrolet-pickup-67-1/2 ton 2x2-J102990-75,000
193-pickup-70-3/4 ton 2x2-J105083-44,000
197-Chevrolet-pickup-69-70-307 V-8-4-1/2 ton 2x2-CE149J339618
244-Chevrolet-pickup-69-6 cyl-stick-1/2 ton 2 whl
319-Chevrolet-pickup-72-350-auto-1/2 ton-3

From what I can see, vehicles were either stored inside, or left to rot outside. I saw video of the trucks stored inside, and they are really nice. The outsides are dusty, but that's easy to fix. Interiors were perfect, and still had factory plastic covers installed. Anyway, if I had to bet, I'd think a truck with 45-75k miles was likely put outside, and is probably in very rough shape.
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