Pelfreybilt site auction

The law of supply and demand dictates prices could be much higher than original. Not sure how big the supply is but there sure seems to be high demand.

 

Any chance we could do a GoFundMe? I understand it would be a lot of logistics to sort through and it would have to be someone that could store the items and ship them out. Probably not realistic...

 

Bidded?

 

He's Biden.

 

Oh no here we go

Also, just pointing out for those who are coming in to the party late, the admins on here have already said no GB to be conducted on TW. Too much liability if (when) it goes sideways

 

Wonder if any of those are the gx470 bumper.

 

Wonder how much the Pelfrey's will be bidding. Perfect way to jump start their next "venture".

 

Probably already taking deposits

 

It’s the property owner, pelfrey abandoned the warehouse. He wants it cleaned out and empty.

 

If someone who has been in contact with the owner willing to ask if he will separate the lot? Possible in person auction per items?

 

Unfortunately that's not going to happen. It's expensive to run these auctions. The point is to get it all out of there quickly so they can move on. That's how all industrial auctions go.

 

This

 

Well I'm putting it out there that I am willing to help figure out and configure a way to get this lot. Located in Los Angeles.

 

Don't know California law and am no attorney, but as a commercial lender for a couple decades I'd have concerns of a lender coming back to haunt the deal if they properly perfected a lien on materials/inventory. My experience is warehousemans lien has priority over a perfected lender's claim, but only up to the amount of the delinquent rent/cost of property restoration and (maybe) collection.

Hope the auction folks have done their due diligence.

 

Money talks. This ain't happening for reasons said above.

 

Moving, storage, inventory, reselling... It's a lot of work but I see dollar signs if someone is really going to put in that effort. It's really a business venture that is suited for someone who already has the infrastructure to handle it. Plus I imagine they're all left in various states of completion, and I'm not sure how many of you are competent fabricators on an industrial scale.

BUT I'll totally spend a weekend helping you move the parts to your garage in exchange for a set of front/rear bumpers. Pelfreybilt was always on my shortlist. I'm partial to aluminum for the front.

 

I will also help anyway I can, move, buy, storage, just want to be apart of this also.

 

It will be interesting to see how much the auction goes for.

 

But think of all those bumpers!