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235” Mike Bos “Super Comp” dragster chassis ready for engine and shorty glide.  Put your colors or graphics on it, new drag slicks, detail it and be ready to race in a week or two.

These cool pieces both came off the same street rod that was converted to a “Gasser Look” and replaced with a wild straight axle and narrowed rear end with a totally different brake package. If these pieces have 50 miles on the it would surprise me. Most of the miles on this hot rod was on a trailer.

These auction lots are available for your inspection any Wednesday night 6-9PM or by appointment (913-219-3960) before this auction closes at Dale Wilch’s Man Cave Swap Meet and Flea Market. Located in the Dean’s DownTown Underground (Caves at 1501 W 31st Kansas City, MO 64108) Suite 342.

Not sure how many but I’m guessing at 4-500 spark plugs. Not all boxes are perfect or even here, and maybe a gasket or two are missing. Regardless if you’re collecting or just have an old car, boat or motorcycle and recognize the part number you need that’s got to be at least a $50 box?  Right? 

These auction lots are available for your inspection any Wednesday night 6-9PM or by appointment (913-219-3960) before this auction closes at Dale Wilch’s Man Cave Swap Meet and Flea Market. Located in the Dean’s DownTown Underground (Caves at 1501 W 31st Kansas City, MO 64108) Suite 342.

Make some nice deals on this “Dirt Track” racers pit kit. Bunch of handy (rod ends) heim joints, clevis’s and hardware to keep you on the track this Friday night. Most pieces are in excellent shape and all of them are dirty from being kept in the race trailer. The bad pieces were thrown away and I believe everything here is worthy of another lap or two

These auction lots are available for your inspection any Wednesday night 6-9PM or by appointment (913-219-3960) before this auction closes at Dale Wilch’s Man Cave Swap Meet and Flea Market. Located in the Dean’s DownTown Underground (Caves at 1501 W 31st Kansas City, MO 64108) Suite 342.

Couple of very nice pieces of my friend Ken Parks estate. As you can tell by the photos and looking this tool box over, he bought it and was always saving it for “Good” He worked out of a tool bag anytime he needed a tool. I don’t think he ever finished hooking the air compressor up and it looks like all it needs is a good 220/240 Volt pig tail. Very little time or use on it either. Going to sell the matching top and bottom tool boxes separate so plan on staying awake when this auction closes.  NO SALES TAX collected on these lots.