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Recieved my invoice yesterday, 69 days from close of auction. It was my first. My second was released the same day, 19 days from the close of the auction

Just got my 1st EUC today-69 days from date of sale, also got 2nd one today, about 13 days.

PIF Invoices today m35a2 (was on hold list) AT Columbus ( 69 days) and 105a2 at Dayton (19 days)

m105a2 Parkhurst in Dayton

Whle following both of these Flag Display threads, I will agree that this Country affords you the right to fly the flag any way you choose. Take time to thank a Vet today for securing that right. as for me, I'll do my very best to respect OUR FLAG by following the reccommended guidlines put in...

one ?won? you know what I mean. It might need about 47 gallons of fuel though.

If the one in front happens to be the one I one, it fires right off and will be easy to move. It is the one with the empty winch drum.

Sorry for the confusion, I missed the trailer by one bid, I got the deuce w/w misssing cable.

It came with a pretty well built wood bed, no doubt not original but none the less old. The ratchet handle parking brake is a match to the 40's Spen water trailers I've seen. It has a solid square axle with single brake band like the early airstreams, but straight axle instead of drop axle...

I can't figure this trailer out. I think it might have been a spen at some point, maybe a water trailer? Anyone know how to date by axle configuration? The guy I bought it from had no info about it. I would like to title it with the correct year or at least close.

It was DCSC, I got 70 Am general m35A2 w/w and cover, missed trailer by 1 bid, Inspection went well, unit fired right off. Looks ok for 40 years.

Called for appointment to "postview" truck won on recent auction. Spoke with Brian - very accommodating. Was escorted by Brandon, friendly let me take my time to go over the truck. Waiting for EUC to schedule pickup.