Classic Vehicle Collection Auction American Automotive History a Montana Collection

Vintage Farmall 460 diesel tractor equipped with Farmhand F11A materials-handling loader attachment and rear blade. Manufactured by International Harvester in the early-to-mid 1960s, this iconic farm workhorse features the original 460 diesel engine with functional PTO. The tractor includes the Farmhand branded front-end loader with bucket attachment (serial no. 2524), manufactured in Hopkins, Minnesota by Superior Separator Co.

The tractor has retained most of its original components including the distinctive red and white Farmall color scheme and badging. Engine starts with difficulty but runs well once operational. Hydraulic controls for the loader mechanism remain functional. The unit shows expected wear consistent with its age and work history, including surface rust and weathering on the bucket and frame components.

Condition Notes: Small hydraulic leak noted. Tires require replacement, but are functional. Body shows significant surface rust and patina throughout. Some areas of paint loss and oxidation on both the tractor body and loader bucket. Farmhand identification plate shows weathering but remains legible with visible serial number and model designation. Refer to the pictures and in-person inspection for condition.

Vintage Ford 750 heavy-duty commercial truck equipped with Prentice hydraulic loader attachment. Manufactured May 1971 (VIN C75FVL50869), this industrial workhorse features the robust Ford 460 diesel engine with signature orange livery. The cab-over design provides excellent visibility, complemented by the extended reach and functionality of the Prentice hydraulic loader arm. The vehicle maintains its original Ford badging, identification plates, and period-correct configuration with maximum GVW of 25,500 lbs.

The integrated Prentice loader hydraulic system features articulated boom arms, control valves, and grapple attachment for materials handling applications. Hydraulic lines appear intact throughout the lifting mechanism. Vehicle retains original body style C752 with model 4A8 designations. The chassis includes integrated fuel tanks, hydraulic reservoir, and ladder access to the operator position.

Condition Notes: Vehicle has been parked since 2005. Engine and PTO were operational when parked but carburetor is currently missing. Hydraulic transmission would crawl when last operated. Significant surface rust and oxidation throughout body panels and loader components. All hydraulic cylinders show weathering and exposure. Tires hold air but show age-related deterioration. Control systems and identification plates remain intact and legible. Operator safety features appear complete but require inspection. Refer to the pictures and in-person inspection for condition.

Classic 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air 4-door sedan project car in original two-tone copper and cream color scheme. This iconic American automobile exemplifies the distinctive styling of Chevrolet's Tri-Five era (1955-1957) with its signature tailfins, chrome trim, and panoramic windshield. The vehicle retains its original body shell with the characteristic side sweep spear trim and four-door configuration.

This project car presents with complete door panels, windshield framework, and recognizable dashboard structure. The interior features remnants of the original bench seating with ribbed upholstery pattern. Body panels show the factory two-tone paint combination that made these vehicles instantly recognizable. The chassis appears largely intact, maintaining the original wheel placement and structural components.

Condition Notes: Engine, transmission, front end components, and drivetrain are missing. Significant rust present throughout the body panels, particularly in the lower sections and floor pans. Extensive body damage to the front end with missing grille, bumper, and headlight assemblies. Rear driver's side fender has been cut out. Interior is heavily deteriorated with damaged upholstery, missing components, and weathered surfaces. Shattered windshield. Dashboard instruments and controls missing. Body shows extensive surface rust and patina. Four tires present but in poor condition. Refer to the pictures and in-person inspection for condition.

Steel body with original chrome trim and distinctive "bullet nose" styling. Features factory convertible configuration with signature Studebaker dashboard and steering wheel design. Original Commander trim visible on emblems. Complete with multiple sets of fenders and numerous original components for restoration.

Condition Notes: Vehicle requires complete restoration. Missing engine, transmission, and numerous mechanical components. Significant rust throughout body panels. Convertible top mechanism damaged. Interior badly deteriorated. Multiple body panels show advanced corrosion. Windshield and glass damaged or missing. Vehicle currently non-operational. Refer to the pictures and in-person inspection for condition.

Fiberglass and aluminum construction on Dodge chassis with distinctive orange and white exterior graphics. Features original "Sportsman" badging and complete Mobile Traveler camping interior. Manufactured in Junction City, Kansas with serial number 23539 and production date of July 27, 1977.

Condition notes: Missing front grille and several exterior components. Water damage to ceiling and interior is limited and repairable. Exterior shows weathering and fading of original paint. Interior upholstery shows wear but remains structurally sound. Multiple windows require attention. Unit currently non-operational but reported to have "ran and drove when parked" with engine and transmission in working order. Roof damage on passenger side appears repairable. Refer to the pictures and in-person inspection for condition.

Fiberglass hull in distinctive turquoise and white color scheme. Features original "Glastron" script badging from Austin, Texas. Classic mid-century modern styling with forward control configuration and sport boat design. Montana registration number MT-904-AFP still visible.

Condition notes:  Missing engine, steering wheel, seats, and most mechanical components. Fiberglass hull remains structurally intact but shows areas requiring patching. Windshield frame present but glass missing. Original instrument panel empty. Interior surfaces weathered but restorable. Control panel requires complete replacement. Original Glastron badging still intact on hull. Trailer included with basic frame structure. Refer to the pictures and in-person inspection for condition.

Fiberglass hull in vibrant turquoise and white two-tone finish with distinctive automotive-inspired styling. Features dramatic rear wing design elements and period dashboard configuration. Includes matching trailer with original mounting hardware.

Condition notes: Instrument panel visible but all gauges missing. Interior heavily deteriorated and incomplete. Fiberglass hull shows significant surface oxidation, sun damage, and areas requiring repair. Missing windshield, controls, and steering mechanism. Transom board requires replacement. Trailer functional but shows extensive rust. Significant restoration required throughout. Refer to the pictures and in-person inspection for condition.

Steel heavy-duty construction with commercial dump body by Walker Stainless Equipment Company. Features complete hydraulic dump system with custom fabrication. Original 1972 commercial vehicle specification with 27,500 GVW rating. VIN: C80EVP57572.

Condition notes: Complete original instrumentation panel with functional gauges. Interior remains largely intact with original blue dashboard and vinyl seating surfaces. Body shows areas of surface rust with some panel perforation at lower cab sections. Dump mechanism requires hydraulic pump replacement. Missing front grille. Engine reported to have "run when parked." Original commercial specification data plate intact. Refer to the pictures and in-person inspection for condition.

Steel body with original Fisher Body coachwork as identified by data plate. Features two-door fastback "aerosedan" styling with classic pre-war Chevrolet design elements. Original GM body plate intact with Style No. 41-1011, Body No. 11-1708, Trim No. 116, Paint No. 292.

Condition notes:

Missing engine, transmission, and front/rear fenders. Significant surface rust throughout body panels. Interior completely stripped. All glass damaged or missing. Doors remain attached but show extensive deterioration. Floor pans likely require replacement. Body shell remains largely intact despite extensive corrosion. Refer to the pictures and in-person inspection for condition.

Note: This 1941 Chevrolet represents an increasingly scarce pre-war American automobile project. The 1941 Chevrolet model year is historically significant as it was the final full production year before civilian automobile manufacturing was halted for World War II. While requiring comprehensive restoration or serving as a parts donor, this vehicle provides a documented example of Fisher Body craftsmanship with its original body tag intact. The two-door sedan configuration was a popular body style that offers good potential for restoration or as a foundation for a period-correct custom project.

Steel body by DeSoto Motor Corporation with original "Fluid Drive" transmission architecture. Features distinctive Art Deco dashboard and streamlined body styling. Includes original body and identification plates with body number S82SC-3140, serial number 217-785, and Job No. 4-1200.

Condition notes:

Engine remains in vehicle but requires full restoration. Original dashboard with horizontal speedometer and Art Deco detailing intact. Interior components stripped and require complete replacement. Body shows extensive surface rust but remains structurally intact with repairable panels. Missing hood and specific fenders. Glass broken or missing throughout. Vehicle currently non-operational.

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Steel body with distinctive "Silver Streak" hood ornamentation and horizontal chrome grille design. Features complete four-door wagon body style with classic split tailgate configuration. Pontiac body tag K8ZN447126 confirms authentic factory specifications.

Condition notes:

Original inline engine present but requires service. Distinctive Pontiac dashboard with horizontal speedometer design intact. Turquoise and cream interior scheme visible but deteriorated. Body panels show surface rust but maintain structural integrity. Original chrome trim largely complete including distinctive hood emblem. Some glass cracked or missing. Vehicle currently non-operational. Spare hood and fender included.

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Fiberglass hull in distinctive white with coral/pink interior accent color. Features classic 1960s styling with curved windshield and simple control layout. Includes engine and severely deteriorated trailer with rust damage.

Condition notes:

Engine present but condition unknown and requires assessment. Original windshield frame present but glass cracked or missing. Fiberglass hull appears structurally sound with minimal visible damage. Interior components largely intact but weathered. Steering components partially present. No seating cushions or upholstery remain. Trailer shows severe rust deterioration and may not be roadworthy without significant repair.

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Unique custom vehicle featuring a StarCraft fiberglass boat hull mounted on a Ford Explorer chassis/frame. Features Maryland registration, Ford Explorer drivetrain with 4.0L engine, and automotive dashboard/controls integrated into boat cockpit design.

Constructed with fiberglass boat hull, Ford Explorer automotive chassis, aluminum railing, vinyl upholstery, and automotive steering components. Appears to be designed as a functional land vehicle with boat aesthetics rather than an amphibious vessel.

Condition notes:

Missing rear axle, extensive upholstery deterioration throughout with exposed foam cushioning, torn steering wheel cover, weathered windshield and gaskets. Vehicle has been stored outdoors for extended period. Engine appears complete but shows significant environmental exposure and corrosion. Wiring harness exhibits weather damage. Mechanical condition unknown but reportedly "run and drove at one point."

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Steel truck body with steel boom assembly and hydraulic lift mechanism. Features original "Deefield Tree Service" company livery (Billings, MT). Vehicle retains its factory Ford metallic orange paint.

Constructed with steel chassis, cab and flatbed with expanded metal cage/canopy. Original steel boom assembly with hydraulic mechanisms and bucket attachment. Equipped with standard 1969 Ford truck dashboard configuration and control layout.

Condition notes:

Engine is currently out, hydraulic boom mechanism stuck. Steel body shows surface rust throughout with more significant oxidation on metal floor panels and equipment mounts. Original Ford data plate intact (VIN C61EVR14149). Maximum GVW 20,200 lbs. Dashboard and gauges appear complete. Seat upholstery deteriorated. Vehicle is non-operational and will require a large truck for removal. Significant sun fading on painted surfaces.

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Vintage Ford F350 pickup in factory light blue. Features extended long bed configuration with ball/gooseneck hitch setup. VIN F35YP76108 indicates F350 model with 10,000 lb GVW rating.

Steel body construction with factory blue paint (code 132-F), manual transmission, and period bench seat with blue/white striped upholstery. Original steel flatbed with wooden side panels and modified hitch system for towing capability. Features period-correct dashboard with standard gauge layout.

Condition notes:

Significant body rust throughout, particularly on bed sides. Missing components visible in electrical system.  Interior has extensive wear with floor pan corrosion visible. Vehicle is non-operational but reportedly "ran when parked." Will need electrical work to restore functionality. Bench seat upholstery deteriorated but largely intact.

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Collection of three vintage Studebaker trucks from 1950s-1960s era featuring red, blue/green, and rust-colored examples. Complete package intended for restoration or parts sourcing.

Steel body construction with original Studebaker design elements including distinctive grille patterns and body lines. Collection includes one cab with bed, one partial cab, and one more complete specimen. Different color variants include factory red, turquoise/blue, and oxidized rust patina.

Condition notes:

All vehicles show significant deterioration with extensive rust throughout. Missing major components across all three trucks including hoods, drivetrain parts, glass, interior elements. Bodies have moderate to severe collision/structural damage. All are non-operational project vehicles.

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1970s-era full-size conventional school bus featuring classic light blue over white exterior. Factory-built by International or Ford chassis with coach body. Currently configured as parts storage vessel with conversion potential.

Steel chassis and body construction with aluminum body panels and original emergency exits. Features vintage vinyl driver's seat in green, standard school bus passenger window configuration, and Wayne brand heating system (Mfg #66692-1) with 95,650 BTU rating from A.R. Lintern, Inc.

Condition notes:

Roof and windows are in good condition - an important feature for potential conversion projects. Interior has been completely gutted of passenger seating. Floor panels show rust and wear. Driver's area contains scattered debris and loose components. Converted to propane fuel system. Vehicle reportedly "ran when parked" but current mechanical condition is unknown. Note: Interior items/parts shown in images are not included with sale.

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Steel body vintage American compact car with V-emblem front grille and original coral red paint. Complete exterior trim with chrome bumpers and contrasting interior.

The 1957-1960 Nash Rambler American features distinctive minimalist styling with its compact unibody design, representing American Motors Corporation's economy car offering. This vehicle displays the original coral red finish with characteristic two-door sedan configuration and front V-badge emblem.

Condition Notes:

Missing passenger door glass. Rear axle not original. Engine non-functional. Body shows extensive surface rust but appears structurally solid with complete chrome trim. Interior has significant deterioration with exposed seat springs and floor pan damage. Wiring harness appears compromised. Dashboard components partially intact with original gauge cluster.

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Steel body vintage commercial vehicle with original yellow paint and chassis-mounted dump bed. Features authentic period construction with factory specifications visible on data plate.

The 1953 Dodge B-Series dump truck represents classic American commercial vehicle design with its distinctive rounded cab, horizontal grille bars with center divider, and heavy-duty construction. This functional workhorse features the original bright yellow finish and period-correct steel dump bed with wooden stake sides.

Condition Notes:

Engine is a rebuilt flat straight-6 but requires starter installation. Hydraulic system previously operational but needs servicing. Body shows extensive surface rust but maintains structural integrity. Interior features original red painted dashboard with intact gauge cluster and plaid bench seat upholstery showing age-appropriate wear. Original manufacturer's data plate remains attached with visible VIN #B-80100840. "Dodge Trucks" badging present on front hood. Cargo bed features reinforced wooden side stakes with metal supports

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Steel body vintage American wagon primed and 4-door configuration. Complete glass package with original trim pieces.

The 1965 Ford Falcon represents classic mid-sixties American station wagon design with its squared-off body lines, horizontal grille, and practical two-tier cargo area.  Shows potential as either a restoration candidate or custom build platform.

Condition Notes:

Missing interior seats and components. One door welded shut for drag car conversion. Floor pan partially cut out. Engine and transmission absent. Body shows minimal rust damage with solid frame and intact rear suspension with visible coil springs. Rear axle housing visible and appears structurally sound. Original glass intact in all windows except rear passenger side. Spare tire compartment accessible. Vehicle body appears straight with good panel alignment. Requires comprehensive mechanical restoration.

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1965 Chevrolet ladder truck equipped with a working extendable ladder and built-in tool compartments. This service truck features a utility body, designed for heavy-duty applications. The engine type is unknown.

Condition notes:

Overall condition shows significant rust and wear throughout the body, consistent with age and prolonged outdoor storage. Interior components appear worn, with missing or damaged parts. The ladder mechanism remains intact but exhibits visible rust.

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1977 Cadillac hardtop sedan featuring a spacious interior with tufted velour seats and woodgrain dashboard accents. The car retains its factory dash and trim, with signs of wear and mold present inside. The transmission requires work, and the engine is a big block option, though the running condition is unknown. Exterior shows weathering, with missing front grille components and oxidation.

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1955 Packard 2-door hardtop coupe featuring distinctive mid-century styling. The exterior shows extensive rust and corrosion along the lower body panels, while the roof structure appears intact. Most interior components remain, though the condition is deteriorated. The engine is present but its condition is unknown. This vehicle is in rough shape but may be salvageable for restoration or parts.

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1958 Chevrolet station wagon in rough condition, showing significant rust and deterioration. The vehicle is missing several components, including interior elements, and the drivetrain appears incomplete. The body panels exhibit corrosion, but some chrome trim pieces remain intact. Potential as a parts donor or restoration project for an enthusiast.

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1946-1948 White Super Power grain truck featuring a large wooden stake bed. The truck exhibits rust and missing components, including sections of the front grille and various mechanical parts. The engine is present, but its condition is unknown. The interior is heavily worn with missing glass and deteriorated surfaces. The cab structure remains mostly intact, making it a potential candidate for a rat rod project or restoration.

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1955 International Harvester boom truck featuring a heavy-duty chassis and saddle-mounted front end. The truck retains its original design with a functional boom setup. The body shows wear consistent with age, but the structural components appear largely intact. The engine is present, though its running condition is unknown. Interior exhibits wear, with aged upholstery and faded dash components.

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1969 sport coupe project car, partially stripped and awaiting restoration. Rust has been cut out in multiple areas. The vehicle is missing its engine and transmission but comes with many extra parts, including trim pieces and interior components. Some original seats remain intact.  Ideal for a restoration project or parts.

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1960s Studebaker Lark in rough overall condition, showing extensive wear and weathering. The dashboard remains intact and in relatively good shape. Includes various trim and body parts, though the vehicle is incomplete. Ideal for parting out or as a challenging restoration project.

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1920s Whippet 4-door sedan in heavily weathered condition, suitable for restoration or parts. The body shows significant rust and structural wear, with a partially intact steering wheel and frame. Some window frames and body panels are included. A unique piece of early American automotive history, ideal for collectors or hot rod builders.

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1973 Mercury Cougar, a classic muscle car with a sunroof. The body appears to be in decent condition with some areas of wear and paint deterioration. The engine and transmission are present, though their functionality is unverified. The interior is relatively intact but shows signs of age. A great project car with potential for restoration or parts.

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1978 Chevrolet Suburban equipped with a 350 small block engine. The vehicle runs and drives but requires electrical wiring and a fuel pump. The body shows wear, and the passenger-side panel is missing. Interior condition is unverified. A solid restoration candidate or parts vehicle.

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Classic 1950s-1960s Seafury fiberglass boat, featuring a sleek vintage design. Equipped with a Mercury Mark 35A outboard motor and a matching trailer for transport. The boat includes original seating, windshield, and chrome details. Condition of the motor and overall functionality are unverified. A great candidate for restoration or display.

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1950s Chevrolet 3600 pickup truck, formerly used for a tree service company. Features a classic five-bar grille, inline-six engine, and original interior components. Paint and body show weathering, with patina throughout. Sold as a project vehicle. Refer to the pictures for condition.

1946 Chevrolet tow truck equipped with a heavy-duty boom and Tulsa winch. The exterior shows aged patina with surface rust and weathering. Interior is rough and needs a full restoration. A rare find for classic truck restorers or collectors of vintage service vehicles.

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