101-1929 Ford Model “A” Rumble Seat Coupe-Medium Blue and Black with Tacoma Cream stripe and wheels.  All steel car that appears to be correctly restored.  Selling to the highest bidder at absolute auction, NO MINIMUM OR RESERVE

102-1931 Ford Model “A” Rumble Seat Coupe-Burgundy on Black with Tacoma Cream stripe. All-steel coupe with what appears to be a correct older restoration.  Selling to the highest bidder without reserve

103-1931 Ford Deluxe Town Sedan-  This “slant windshield” 6-wheel sedan was Bill’s favorite.  He restored this car for touring and using for events and weddings.  He had the engine rebuilt, updated, balanced with modern valves and pistons.  He installed a high compression head and oil filter.  Car has overdrive so can be driven at reasonable highway speeds. Bill added air conditioning and leather seats for comfort.  For driving ease, Bill installed a later model F100 steering box and 16” radial whitewall tires. Selling to the highest bidder without reserve.

104-1930 Ford Model “A” 4-Door Sedan- Older restoration includes Lebaron-Bonny interior, good body and paint, starts, runs, and drives.  One owner since the 1970’s.  Interior trim needs to be re-installed. Selling to the highest bidder without reserve.

105-1929 Ford Model “A” Rumble Seat Coupe- This coupe was restored and actively shown by western NC native the Late Perry Burnette in the 1970’s.  Car has been garage stored for many years and appears to be in very nice restored condition.  Starts, runs, and drives with newer battery. Selling to the highest bidder without reserve.

106-1946 Mercury 4-Door Sedan- Dark Blue with tan interior. Bill was especially proud of this original Mercury.  NC car still has the original Flathead V-8, and shows but 78K miles. It has nice paint and excellent interior. Selling to the highest bidder without reserve.

107-1935 Ford Coupe-  Carolina barn find.  Very solid body. 1-owner since the 1960’s.  Still has the flathead V-8 but is not running at this time. Rare option is the roll-down “mother-in-law” rear window. Selling to the highest bidder without reserve.