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If they had six dozen of them , They could sell them out in a month

Never see stuff this nice in Upstate New York

Had they given up on the dumb 24 volt starting system before the end?

$950.00

I was close I said 13k

You should buy it 😂

I spent many hrs on a 4020 on the farm

thank you for adding sold prices. does anyone know what model mack that was that had gas engine. that's what i wanted. i know they made some pickups .

Damn thats awesome

What needs to be parked right next to this 4020 is the very 1st 4020

Good therapy for us old folks to ID the trivia .

Takeit new frame

To what I'm in the bag that other GM.C.The first one you looked at.I'd take that and get a Volvo frame for it and put a new Caterpillar engine in it and switch to the report in ATM C and the one that black 1 Uber in a quarter with the black bed and keep it just like it is but make new modifications put on a nice new.Frame but it's a nice drug that's a cool street rod

That a good truck

The ford diesels were 27 series british built diesels they were imported through a minnisota ford industrial disteibutor they were dry sleeved engines and the simms fuel pumps had their own oil resiviors that had an oil change interval you would find the engines in screening plants generators ag equipment and snowcats you would also find the engines badged as lehman or saber when marineized they were 4 and 6 cyl flavors the 6 cylinder turbo models could see hp as high as 250 hp the na 380 six were 90 hp na im guessing the na 4 cylinder engines were around 60 hp i had the 2704 et sitting next to my 5.9 cummins and it dwarfed it considering they were the same displacement

I was following this auction thought everything went high for what it was

I have one word WOW!!!

This guy must have been quite the character 👍

The LJ Mack was probably a 200 single disc pump Cummins, very common for them back then. The A car looked like a J model Cummins.

The LJ Mack was probably a 200 single disc pump Cummins, very common for them back then. The A car looked like a J model Cummins.

The A car was a steal 😮

So that’s where all the 12 valve Dodges are. Great video, love these videos of bone yards whether auction or not 👍👍👍👍👍👌👌

So that’s where all the 12 valve Dodges are. Great video, love these videos of bone yards whether auction or not 👍👍👍👍👍👌👌

I live in MN and was browsing the auction online - so cool to see the stuff in person! Thanks for the video!

A lot of good prices on stuff but man they got top dollar for the Dodges.

Nice work on saving the old skit steer. A handy addition to your equipment I think. Nice.

Wow i need the driver's door off that 39-47 dodge belt bed truck for the one I'm building wander it went to another junkyard or got scrapped ?

That mustang skid steer would have been good to get because it’s in good condition

Those big dump trucks have electric motor in the rear axle

State had a bunch of them

Ford loader sucked

You're cold winter weather is down here in fla miss behaving

Oliver u can hang shirt to dry while working that will bring top dollar

Acar and one ton u liked

Great video thanks

The A Car is actually a 743 CI. Smaller than 855. Early Cummins was painted that color. Hence Cummins GOLD. More than likely was a 220 then turbocharged making it a 262. I have a 65 Brockway with Identical specs. When o saw it online in FB thought it was close enough but then realized it was in IA and not PA

Good time had by all

Had ole caddie with that 350 diesel piece of junk it rattled so bad and loud

Cool ole brockway

Last ramcharger was 89

Coldest ive ever been was in Iowa brrrrrrrr

Seems like prices were pretty high on this auction. What do you think?

Fine looking 4020

I was at that museum in August I was on my way with my dad and grandpa to go to the Iowa farm progress show

I operated a 4020 on a farm in Indiana back in 1970. It was a six cylinder, gasoline engine. That thing was POWERFUL !!! It pulled a six bottom, 14" plow . It was pure pleasure to use it !

It's worth a bunch now!😊

Years ago dad made comment at the end the 4020 cost $10000. I'm sure he was talking about a tractor without a cab.

Great video my grandpa owns a couple of D9s and he wanted me to ask if any of them were for sale,

I would love to have one like that!

love that sound