Posted by Fred Goodrich on March 14, 2018 at 15:40:10 from (172.100.186.6):
In Reply to: Godley's auction posted by lloyd in SC on March 14, 2018 at 12:10:27:
I used to eat Thanksgiving dinner and then head to Godleys for the next day, what a trip from NY on a full stomach. Frankie is one great auctioneer I have had the privledge of working with him. Would love to get back down there I cannot find an ad for the auction. How do you spell priviledge? Beaudry's out of Ontario use to flood that sale with tractors. When my boy was young he ate 13 hotdogs one sale, it was very convenient the lunch cart following the auction truck then when it got dark the light plant would follow. Remember Mike from England? I think he had his own corner of the yard. Then there was a lady auctioneer selling smalls inside. Frankie treated me like a king when I went down. Pick you up at the airport and then I road with him next day they had sale somewhere, Maybe Orangeburg? Wasn't there a Temco tractor parts warehouse right close to there? Yes would like to relive those days.
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