Antique Archeology Auburn Car

Our buyers include diy individuals restoration shops car clubs collectors etc.

Antique archeology auburn car. The pickers main locations of interest include barns sheds garages and any other place that is full of possibly valuable treasure buried amongst piles of less-valuable junk. Both spaces are designed to be half-shops and half-museums and are full of antiques collectibles and unique home decor. It used to be a marathon motorworks car factory since the late 1800s.

Wolf travels over 70000 miles annually throughout the United States with carefully selected items for antique archeology. The folks at American Pickers have found their fair share of hidden treasure that they were able to turn a profit on. Purpura is editor of AAA Magazine.

Located just a few blocks away from downtown Nashville you can find us in the old Marathon Automobile car factory dated from the early 1900s Marathon Village right along I-40 and I-65. 1914 Henderson Cycle Car Antique Archeology bought the diminutive Indianapolis-built cycle car for 12000 and sold it for 14500. Mike Wolfes Nashville Big Backyard project was featured in AAA Magazine.

Visit Antique Archaeology in Nashville to shop vintage items collectibles and unique home decor picked by Mike. Located just a few blocks away from downtown Nashville you can find us in the old Marathon Automobile car factory dated from the early 1900s Marathon Village right along I-40 and I-65. Located just a few blocks away from downtown Nashville you can find us in the old Marathon Automobile car factory dated from the early 1900s Marathon Village right along I-40 and I-65.

The show has achieved massive successes and popularity even despite its shameless Subway plug. In season 10 Frank Fritz headed to Florida to re-pick the assorted treasures lining the home of Pat Regis the guy whod sold the team a 1910 Royal Pioneer motorcycle for. The History Channel really knows how to pick em and they truly knocked it out of the park with American PickersFor most of its run the show featured Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz traveling across the country and sharing their vast knowledge of antiques all while picking through countless outbuildings and warehouses.

Most of the items end up in Wolfes shop Antique Archeology. Its an exciting week for Auburn Cord Duesenberg Company Broken Arrow. The duo talked about setting up a drag race for years.