Yarragundry clearing sale

[Tony Smith]

Auctioneer's statement: "Most vehicles in running condition".

https://www.tuckerboxauctions.com.au...rragundry.html

[Tony Smith]

Lots of pics on Auctioneer's site, and that's just a partial listing so far!

[Tony Smith]

Could make an interesting letterbox:

[Hanno Spoelstra]

"Huge lifetime collection"... Owner getting old (or has passed away)? Must be one of the first generation collectors like John Belfield. Judging by the signs, it was some sort of museum.

Some pretty good examples there, will be interesting to see what the CMPs go for under the hammer.

H.

[Keith Webb]

And located in one of the better areas of the world for lack of rust too! I was not aware of this collection... it's in your area Howard and Tony!

[Ryan]

Farout!
A great collection.

[hrpearce]

I hope I am not needed on the house site I want to get to this sale.

[Richard Coutts-Smith]

We dropped in there a few years back, interesting and enjoyable it was too. Had a spin in the Cent, so it was running then.
Rich.

[Howard]

This collection has expanded since I last visited probably 5 years ago.
I first visited probably 10 years ago when he first started to collect MV's.
So, yes, he's only been collecting for a short time really.
There's some CMP's that aren't included in these photos, so I'm guessing that they are keeping some stuff.
The Batemans often visited Corowa and spent up at the swap meet, but had no interest in bringing a vehicle.
Should be a good weekend.

[Tony Smith]

Originally Posted by Richard Coutts-Smith

We dropped in there a few years back, .... Had a spin in the Cent, so it was running then.
Rich.

Apparently still running now. Some Vids have been uploaded to the Auctioneer's page.

[Tony Smith]

The paint looks authentic enough, but I think the ARN of the Cent is supposed to be 169-055?

[Mike Cecil]

Yes, Tony: 169055 (no hyphen).

Mike

[Tony Smith]

More pics added to site:

[Mike Cecil]

If the ARN is correct (5124) it is a WA produced carrier (State Engineering Works), which was sold out of service in the 1950s from 3 Base Ordnance Depot, Seymour. At the time of that sale, the engine number was 3G33780F.

Appears to be nice and complete. That should get the West Aussie contingent motivated!

Mike

[Wayne Henderson]

Hi Mike, looks like a late production hull of Vic or WA origin, but missing a lot that makes it a WA carrier.
Needs all steel idler and front road wheels, rear upper tool rack and correct air scoop. A look at the floor of the radiator opening will seal the deal.

Should make 35 - 40k as is, allowing for auction day loons.

Cheers, Wayne

[Mike Cecil]

All good points, Wayne.

The ARN/hull number, if correct, is definitely one issued to a WA manufactured carrier, but who is to know what has happened to it in the intervening 80-odd years? An older restoration perhaps?

Mike

[hrpearce]

Room booked in Wagga, Vicki and I will be there both days.

[Richard Farrant]

Originally Posted by hrpearce

Room booked in Wagga, Vicki and I will be there both days.

Hi Robert,
Are you bidding at the auction? What you need is a bit of 'garden art' out front of your new home. I think there are some Furphys in the auction. They are all the rage at the moment. Had to help heave one off a trailer in Sydney last month.

Or are you looking for another Blitz? Best of luck on what ever you bid on.


regards, Richard

[hrpearce]

Still four days, twelve hours to go and the pre bidding is heating up;
carrier 38 bids $45,000.00
Tank 26 bids $30,000.00
WLA 11 bids $17,500.00
there are going to be some high starting prices Saturday.

[Keith Webb]

I hope the bidders have actually inspected the carrier!

Originally Posted by hrpearce

Still four days, twelve hours to go and the pre bidding is heating up;
carrier 38 bids $45,000.00
Tank 26 bids $30,000.00
WLA 11 bids $17,500.00
there are going to be some high starting prices Saturday.

[Ganmain Tony]

Ill be going for a look.

But looking at the prices already up I wont be buying much.

[Wayne Henderson]

Inspect before you buy?

Kind of reminds me of the guy who bought the duck at James Swan Auction

[jdmcm]

Does anyone know the ownership history of the tank? It is being represented as a SVN tank, seems to be a decent runner...

John

[Mike Cecil]

Hopefully, the forum attendees at the auction will provide a full report on the forum for all of us who are a little far away to make the trip.

PLEEEEASE?

'ave a good weekend!

Mike

[hrpearce]

Originally Posted by Keith Webb

I hope the bidders have actually inspected the carrier!

Inspection day today, when I looked the carrier didn't have a aircleaner connected.
Prices still rising.

[Phillip]

Given the number on the Cent, carrier number could just be that the box is off a WA carrier, or just a made up......

[Mike Cecil]

Agree, Philip.

As I said in my two posts: IF it is the correct hull number, and even then, who know's what has happened to it in the intervening 80 odd years.

Mike

[hrpearce]

6x6 RIO 10,000.00, chev semi 8,000.00, furphy tanks 1,500.00 to 4,500.00, cent 120,000.00, carrier 46,000.00, wla 35,000.00, Studebaker with winch 28,000.00, Studebaker 4,250.00, RIO tipper 3,250.00, dimont t with winch 4,500.00, acco 6x6 6,100.00 now mine, f60l 2,750.00, f60s 3,750.00, stud 500.00, stud 775.00, gmc 6x6 3,500.00, chev 3,750.00, Ford 4,000.00, monkey face 825.00, Ford crain 1,000.00, monkey face f60l 250.00, chev 100.00, landrover 3,500.00, wiles mobile cooker 3,250.00,
All prices pluss 11% as pointed out by Tony.

[Tony Smith]

Robert, all those prices were plus 11% Buyers Premium as well.

F60S Tipper, best CMP there got $11,000 (+ 11% = $12,210):

[Tony Smith]

Holmes Wrecker gear fetched $3600 (+ 11% = $3996):