Well as some don’t approve of a Nissan on this hallowed ground… all can appreciate a Nissan that came just packed with tools. Mostly vintage…
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Totally off subject, and not the same thing... well, not quite...
I bought an '80 at auction once... I had just barely glanced at it and a lot of the guys bidding were doing so online. Only had some very basic pics to judge it buy. It apparently had been a state DUI seizure. A couple of GIs who were also about to deploy had drunkenly gotten the rig stuck on the way back from a last minute (scary I bet) redneck run to "the woods" and got busted as well. It was jam packed with Glock and AR15 stuff and military gear. No actual complete firearms and no ammo but pretty much everything else you could think of. Including a mil issue plate carrier with 762 rated plates! The rig had already been completely lost to the owner and in impound for a couple of years, so I felt no guilt about being the one who profited from the situation. SOMEONE was going to and not either of them!
As my GF and I were carrying (dragging for her) duffel bags of gear over to my rig (so nothing disappeared before the purchased vehicle got to my shop) We discovered how many of the guys at the auction were really hoping I did not know just what a score I had and were trying to talk me out of it all.
Oddly enough none of those guys were interested in what appeared to be an XL sized cross dresser's lingerie assortment that was mixed in with the GI issue clothes and gear.
Maybe there was not any cross dressing involved. Maybe there was a spouse or GF who was kinky, trashy, an exhibitionist... and really really... REALLY big.
Either way.....
Man that rig was a steal! And the unexpected stuff in the back was worth several times what I paid for it anyway! I am more of an FAL guy than I am an AR guy. But no one is "not" an AR guy . -
un expected stuff found in the back of purchased rigs is always cool.
Mark...
