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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was an Auction.
This was Mike Yeck’s collection, who I understand passed away last year.
MBs, GPWs, M-38, M-38A1, M-170 and much more: Here are just some of the images. Many parts and other items for sale, too.
And just who’s bright idea was it to dismantle such a comprehensive museum that must have taken years to assemble???
**Steve E.**
I was thinking along those lines too. Probably because it’s worth more apart than it is as a whole.
Wow too sad to see them part. Hopefully they may go to someplace they will be shown and driven like they should be. And not put away for from the public eye.
Too bad I have not won the Mega Millions. I’d go up there and buy it all.
Mike Yeck was ~92 and passed away last Fall. These are part of his collection from his warehouse. Mike was part of the Normandy Invasion and life long WWII collector and also a very big Civil War collector/re-inactor.
Perhaps someone else knows if there was an actual museum or if the warehouse was the museum (I think the latter). I’ve heard that he was always there and always greated visitors and shared what he had. Sadly he got ripped off quite a bit in his later years too I’m told due to his age.
Bob I’m with you. All my wife has been hearing from me wish we hit the lottery… I have been pacing the floor thinking about that terrific collection… They would look great in the http://www.sawyermotorscarshow.com Hmmm how do I get them???? God bless those who served and the remaining WW2 vets…
Man i wish i could buy them all.