I live at the foot of Pikes Peak, Colorado in a very dry region of the US. Not only do I love to deal in collectibles and old/new car parts; I also stalk fleamarkets, car shows and garage sales.

     I have restored several old cars ('59 El Camino, "56 Lincoln, '63 T-Bird) and am currently working on a '70 455 Buick Wildcat Convertible (VERY RARE) and a '92 Mitsubishi 3000GT SL.

     Because of my own experiences, I have a pretty good idea about what I feel is acceptable and what good "Old" parts (and collectibles) should look like. I will pick items that I feel are either in great condition or restorable and I will pass on parts that other sellers may find good. I usually don't bother with junk. I will test electrical parts and try to take the time to clean anything I sell.

     I receive a lot of "Better than expected" feedbacks because I sometimes am too critical in my descriptions. We are fortunate to live in a "High & Dry" climate meaning very low humidity and therefore light rust and pitting.

     I often order eBay parts/collectibles (for my own cars, home or pleasure) from around the country and tend to forget that some places have high humidity and what looks good to other sellers, looks poor to me, so I try to be as accurate as possible in my descriptions.