Upcoming videos of our Model A's

[LukeCutler]

Hello, it has been a while since I have posted anything on here, but I wanted to share this. This is a video of some of the stuff that my Dad and I have collected over the years. I made it to show some of the stuff I plan to make more videos about in the future. This includes some videos on my Dad's 30 Model A that is in this video. And some more videos of my 28 AA that is in some of my other videos. We will also be making videos of all the other antiques we have collected, including outboards, gas engines, coleman lamps and stoves, flashlights, and much more. If you are interested, please check it out.

https://youtu.be/1awf_6XPl_o

[jm29henry]

The pickers would love to get in your place . Lots of great things,thank you for sharing

[LukeCutler]

If they showed up we would tell them to keep moving, our stuff is NFS, lolol.

[Brentwood Bob]

Amazing!

[Big hammer]

An amazing collection indeed! And one headless armless leg less Female mannequin, sorry it caught my eye!

[LukeCutler]

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Lol, I noticed that when editing the video, and to be honest I don't think I've ever seen it there before, but if it is all the way in that back corner it has definitely been there for a while!

[McMimmcs]

If you are not going to sell what are you going to do when you have many of the same item?

[MickyD]

And I thought I had a lot of stuff. I have 3 garages full of car stuff and not nearly as much as your video. Wow.

[LukeCutler]

At one point we had over 200 outboards, we had 5 1957 evinrude 5.5 HP's we sold off a lot, I have not counted, but I bet we have about 100 around there now. We sold most of the doubles that we had from the 50s. Now what we have are the ones we want to keep, or good parts motors for the ones we want to keep. And we don't really want to get rid of any of the pre 1950 stuff. I hope that one day one of my 3 children will be interested in them, and when one of them needs a part we will have it in stock.

[BRENT in 10-uh-C]

Originally Posted by LukeCutler

If they showed up we would tell them to keep moving, our stuff is NFS, lolol.

Smart man!! Don't think for a moment that 'Uncle Sam's Men' are not watching these shows, and the last thing you need is an audit wanting to know where the money went and was it properly reported as income.

[Synchro909]

Originally Posted by BRENT in 10-uh-C

Smart man!! Don't think for a moment that 'Uncle Sam's Men' are not watching these shows, and the last thing you need is an audit wanting to know where the money went and was it properly reported as income.

Do I read that right? You guys are taxed on items you might sell? That seems unbelievable.
Here, the attitude is that those things were bought with money tax had already been paid on and you only pay tax on income once. Any capital gain on their value is tax exempt with few exceptions. If we sell our residence for more than we paid, it is tax free. If we sell an investment property, any gain is taxed because it was bought with the intention f making money. If we sell say, a car for a profit, that is tax free. If we win the lottery, that is tax free.
Are things so much different?