A guy in another forum posted a link to the website of classic Auto mall in Morgantown PA: https://www.classicautomall.com/
That’s amazing. If I had that Coronavirus, that would be a nice place for quarantine

 

Classic automall is quite a place to visit, the Early Ford V-8 club is having there National meet there June 15-18. There is a Brass show scheduled for July.
Ed
near Philadelphia

 

I visited for the 1st time in November. Impressive.

 

Brass era show correction https://www.hcca.org/events/May-17-21-2020/

 

too visited there in July...... very impressed with them.....I did consign my vehicle...was happy with the results

 

I visited a few months ago and wow is it huge! They do have golf cart service fo those that have trouble getting around. All they need is a cafeteria for that all day stay!

Later!
Mr. Ed

 

I am about 10 minutes from there and have gone a few times. Its funny that they basically did nothing on the inside from the old mall it used to be. Still a few furniture signs up, but then you look in and see old cars!

 

They had a pretty good old green 48 f1 for sale last year and a stake bed international k3b I think, pictures are still up of both .

 

I checked their inventory and found a good 1968 F100. But as always with such large shops, they’re not cheap.

 

I have a good friend who had a serious stroke in November of 2018. He survived but is basically wheelchair bound now. His wife and daughter have sold two cars so far at The Classic AutoMall. A late90's Impala SS and a Jag XJ6. They seem pretty happy with the transactions. The proceeds are helping to keep my friend at home with 24 hour care and loved ones and out of nursing home's. We are lucky to live close to this place.

 

Hi Dennis,

I’m very sad to hear that story about your friend. Of course it’s a good thing to have such a place nearby and I truly envy you! I hope none of us will have to sell his truck due to sickness or whatever. But it’s a good thing to have such an option if you’ll ever need it. I didn’t say they’re too expensive. The ‘66 F100, I found in their inventory was very solid and in good shape. By the way it was sold very quickly - but not to me .