The silent auction has been a fun and successful way to raise some money at the Invasions for a local charity and we will be holding another one at the 2024 Invasion. The items in the auction are donated and all proceeds will go to Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Capital Region
We are just getting rolling on soliciting donations for the
auction.
We are happily accept donations of auction items. If you have
something Type 3 related that you would like to
donate, please contact John
Jaranson for more
details. Or simply bring it with you to the Invasion and we will add it
into the auction.
We can accept them right up until Saturday of the Invasion.
Sorry, there is no on-line bidding. You need to be at the Invasion on Saturday to bid.
We will have a bid sheet for each item. Simply outbid the person above you by writing your name on the next available line on the bid sheet. Check back in case you have been outbid. Re-bidding is permitted and encouraged. The auction will end at 5:00PM on Saturday, June 22nd, 2024. Highest bid on the bid sheet wins the item. Payment is expected at the end of the auction.
These are some of the items that will be available for bidding
during the Invasion.
| Description |
Donor |
Picture |
Keith has offered to raid his parts stash and donate the proceeds to the charity. Let Keith know what parts you might need for your Type 3 project. He will see if he has it. You agree on a price. Keith will bring the parts to the Invasion for you to pick up. The BBBSCR benefits. Contact Keith Park to get your requests in. |
Keith Park |
 Yes, I know it is a Golf, but you get the idea. LOL |
| Cartoon of YOUR
Type 3. ($250 value) |
John Jaranson |
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| Custom Pinstriping
of your car or other object (cooler, toolbox, etc) Can be done on Sunday during the Invasion. |
John Jaranson |
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| Custom 2022 Invasion HotWheels Squareback #9 of 20 This is the last one left for the 2022 Invasion |
Henry Verrydt |
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| Type 3 'Toons Fastbacks (4), Type 34 Ghias (5), and Notchbacks (3) Sorry, no Squarebacks left I modelled these in clay and then created a silicone mold and cast a limited number of them in urethane. These are all that are left. They are a little bigger than a Hot Wheels or Matchbox car. |
John Jaranson |
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More to come as we get items donated.