RE: [SilverStreak] Sold My 73 SS Baby

["D Wixom" <spudrocker@xxxxx>]

Eddie, I agree, actually after I sold it I had an email from another buyer
that was willing to pay $10500.
Oh well, I had already secured the other deal, never can say when the next
buyer might show up.
Buyer of my trailer has stored it in a completely enclosed storage area with
front door and lock, couldn't be in a better place.

Here is the link to the big Monster 1976 SS
http://www.trulyvintagetrailers.citymax.com/1976_Silver_Streak.html


By the way Tom, thank you for all the hard work you do to keep the spirit
alive
on these old trailers.  As well as the rest of you usuals that post your
answers
most everyday!!


> DW,
> I think you did well, really. I too watch every SS sale and yours went as 
> high as any and about twice what is normally seen. I wanted the pix of that 
> 36 foot monster but lost the listing. Help me find that if you remember the 
> search as it will still be there.
> 
> You couldn't have picked a worse time to sell, and yet it did at almost $9K! 
> Man that's good! Not good enough for what it was, but good at a time when 
> there are plenty Class A Motor Coaches selling for less or languishing on 
> eBait.
> 
> I like the Elvis tale. JFK campaigned and spoke from the back of a 
> Streamline Rear Caboose Porch Motor Coach. I know this for a fact. We will 
> just say it was from Tom Patterson's, cause nobody would be me if I said 
> from mine. Might as well be from his as no one knows which serial number it 
> actually was. The desert rat guy in CA claims that right now. Somewhere I 
> actually saw that picture, but cannot recall where. So a good telling....I 
> like it!
>