Exploring the 1935 Auburn's Journey

Mike and Frank meet a couple who are collectors. They discuss a 1935 Auburn car, its history, and value. Doug Pray provides expert insight, highlighting the differences between six and eight-cylinder models. A negotiation ensues, settling on a price of $26,500. The community helps move the car, and plans for its restoration are made. The video concludes with reflections on the treasure hunt experience.

What year did Frank and his wife get married?

• 1987

• 1977

• 1967

• 1957

What type of car is the 1935 Auburn described as?

• A car for movie stars

• A car for the common man

• A car for historians

• A car for collectors

What is the main difference between the six-cylinder and eight-cylinder models according to Doug Pray?

• The eight-cylinder models are cheaper

• The six-cylinder models are more valuable

• The eight-cylinder models are more sought after

• The six-cylinder models are supercharged

What was the initial asking price for the 1935 Auburn?

• $30,000

• $50,000

• $25,000

• $80,000

What was the final agreed price for the car?

• $26,000

• $26,500

• $25,000

• $30,000

Who is responsible for making arrangements to get the car to Oklahoma?

• Doug

• Danielle

• Mike

• Frank

What role do the neighbors play in the process?

• They buy the car

• They provide historical information

• They assist in moving the car

• They help negotiate the price

What is the future plan for the 1935 Auburn after the sale?

• It will be restored and displayed

• It will be sold to another collector

• It will be kept in storage

• It will be dismantled for parts

What does the narrator compare the process of finding valuable items to?

• A treasure hunt

• A shopping spree

• A scavenger hunt

• A fishing trip

What is the narrator's main goal in searching for items?

• To find items for friends

• To find the cheapest items

• To find the most unusual and impossible items

• To find items for personal use