[FC] Corvair Parts Auction in NJ, February 21st

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Thu Jan 22 19:16:30 EST 2015


It’s that time of year again:  The NJ Association of Corvair 
Enthusiasts’ annual indoor Corvair Parts Auction is scheduled for 
Saturday, February 21, at Ashley’s Auto Body, 274 Hillside Avenue, 
Flanders, New Jersey.  All interested persons are invited to attend. 
There is no admission charge and lunch is included!

At this event, new and used Corvair parts and accessories are sold at 
auction, with a 10% commission of the sale price going to the club 
treasury. You may bring parts to sell, you may buy, or you may do both!

Did we mention that lunch is included at no charge?

Here is what you need to know to fully enjoy the day:

First, plan on making a day of it. Due to the nature of how the auction 
operates, it is not possible to process any buyers or sellers until the 
auction is completed. Doors open at 9:00 for set-up, we begin the 
bidding at 10:30 AM, take a pizza break at 12:30, resume the bidding at 
1:00 PM, and finish up typically around 2:30 PM. Only at that time can 
we tally the sales, collect from the buyers, and pay the sellers.

Second, plan on getting there early. We’ll open the doors at 9:00 AM, to 
allow time to tag and display any parts you are selling, and to allow 
you to peruse the parts being offered.

If you’re selling, you will need to fill out a Lot Card for each part or 
group of parts being sold as one, so please allow sufficient time to do 
this before the start of bidding.  Want to fill out your lot cards in 
advance?  I can send you a PDF file, just contact me by email.

If you are buying – or even if you think you are not buying – you will 
be issued a Bidder Number by which the auction desk will track all 
purchases.

We ask that items being offered be limited to Corvair parts or 
Corvair-related items, only. Typically we have upwards of 200 lots to 
get through, so we are not able to deal with items outside of this 
parameter.

Also, we ask that you not bring more than one of the same item to sell. 
It is difficult to sell, in an auction setting, multiples of the same 
thing. You can, however, sell multiple items in a “lot.” You could 
offer, say, one lot of six oil filters, instead of six individual oil 
filters.

Remember that only quality items sell easily, and that greasy, rusty 
junk will not only not sell, our very picky auctioneers may not even try 
to sell it! Bent and broken pieces have limited appeal.

The club will deduct a 10% commission on all sales. You may also donate 
items for the full benefit of the club.

Again, the doors open at 9:00 AM for setup, on Saturday, February 21, 
rain, snow, or shine!

--Bob Marlow





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