Green Bay trailer loads of parts going to auction

[TechNova]

This was in an E newsletter I get, I wondered what happened to the parts after they went east.

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Major stash of muscle-era Chevrolet artifacts to cross the block

A lifetime supply of muscle-era Chevy parts and a few cars will cross the block May 9-10.
photo courtesy Bud Ward’s Auction Company
On May 9-10, Bud Ward’s Auction Company will be auctioning off a huge collection of Chevrolet muscle-era high-performance parts as well as five cars, including two 1970 LS-6 Chevelles and a 1972 Z/28.

The parts stash, which had been stored along with 10 desirable Chevrolet cars in 21 sealed box-van trailers, reportedly includes multiple complete Chevrolet high-performance big-block engines, heads, transmissions, fuel-injection systems, intake and exhaust manifolds, wheels and more. The inventory is made up of a mix of used as well as NOS Chevrolet and Corvette parts.

The collection was unearthed in De Pere, Wisconsin, when the 21 tractor trailers were purchased from the widow of Donald Schlag, the man who collected all of the coveted Chevrolet artifacts over the course of his lifetime and stashed them away with apparently no intention of using or selling them. Schlag is said to have “had a deep love of all things high-performance and Chevrolet which led him to collect parts while working for his father at a John Deere Dealership.”

Scott Milestone, the current owner, moved all parts and five cars from Wisconsin to Rockville, Maryland, and has since decided to offer this find to the public. The preview of rare parts will take place on May 7-8 in Rockville, and the auction will take place at High Point Farm in Clarksburg, Maryland.

For more information about this auction, to register to bid, to receive a color catalog, or to consign a car, please call Bud Ward at 888-860-9664, or Michelle Blum at 877-252-2251.

[Born30YrsLate]

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were purchased from the widow of Donald Schlag,

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...only if Don married his sister...eeeeew...