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MIKE WOLFE: He's got a bunch of Whizzer gas tanks back here.
I'm going to try to haul some of this stuff out.
The first thing that we want to do is be respectful to the car.
So we put a blanket on it.
Let's put these bad boys-- MIKE WOLFE: Here, Frank.
Hold on here.
I'm being careful.
Even though the car has an older restoration,
it still should be respected like it was done yesterday.
All right.
So this is what I can see so far.
Wow.
Which is crazy awesome.
So he must have been like Mr. Whizzer.
Yes.
OK, so look at that tank right there.
Hold that tank.
This tank right here is for what they call an H Model Whizzer.
This one is for a J Model.
See how this is embossed in the tank itself?
When you're talking Whizzers, you're talking
a lot of different models. You're talking Sportsmans.
You're talking Pacemakers.
You're talking H Models.
Talking J Models, WZ frames.
I mean, there's so much of it to keep track of.
I think this is probably the best one, just
because it's original paint.
And then it's got that running instruction decal on it,
you know.
Here, that's the original decal on that one.
See?
Yeah.
So these all would have had that decal on there.
This, you can barely read it, but see
how it says Smith Motor Wheel?
So this would have been something that attached
to the rear of the bicycle.
There was an engine underneath this.
This is the fuel tank.
It's not in great shape, but you can read the decal.
And then this is an original paint
rear fender for a Schwinn.
And it's in some of the original paper.
So this was never mounted on a bicycle.
It doesn't have a Fender brace or anything on it.
The biggie is the Schwinn Fender.
It's wrapped in paper, because it's
new old stock, dead stock, never sold,
never installed on a bike.
It's in my hands.
So somebody that has an original bicycle, they could use this.
So this is all great stuff.
This is what I was talking about as
far as, like, anything and everything could be desirable.
These tanks don't have a tremendous amount of value,
but they have value to them.
The embossed tanks here, I'm doing a little over $100 on.
And then just the ones that aren't embossed at all, the H
Model tanks, just, like, $40, $50
depending on the condition of them.
I'm thinking, like, $800.
We were thinking about maybe $1,000.
How about $900?
Halfway?
We can-- I'll do that. I'll do that.
I appreciate you guys even letting us look around.
Yeah. Thank you, guys.
Are you kidding me?
It's fascinating to me that he accumulated
so much of one thing.
He was, like, fixated on it.
And that's how I get on stuff too.
He might have been fixated on bikes for a few years.
Then he may have switched to phonographs for a few years.
Then he may have switched to music boxes.
Then he never got rid of anything.
So we have collections of a bunch of things.
So who should I deal with here, Linda or
Diane?
I think you like Diane better. - OK, Diane.
That's perfect.
So I found these.
These are Mobile lube cans.
You know, at one time, these were pretty hot.
The Pegasus is the big number here.
Now, these are a little different.
These used to bring $50, $60, $70 a piece.
Wow.
Like anything else, these went down too.
But that was the money shot--
the boat.
So you've got two of these.
And then this, I found-- this can.
Not real familiar with that, because I
never had a boat myself.
If it had a boat on it, it'd be killer.
But it's got a little oil can here,
which is still kind of cool.
Mobile lube, a dime a dozen.
The marine one, dime a dozen.
DSL, I've never seen this one before.
So I'm buying all these to get the one can.
$100 for all five.
It's a deal.
FRANK FRITZ: I'm hoping the DSL can is the money.
I like oil.
And oil cans always seem to find me.
Come on.
Whip it on.
All right.
See, we've got to start. - Yeah.
- Oh, you do. - Let me see.
Let me see.
Let me see where Mike's.
The oil cans were really a surprise.
Right.
Frank, here.
We would have tossed them. - Yeah.
FRANK FRITZ: Oh, did you find another one?
Yes, for you.
Without a dent. There you go.
Aw. Thank you.
Your favorite.
See?
So far, you've got lunch.
Let's build up to dinner.
WOMAN: Oh!
And drinks?