First the outside of the buiding.  Pic 1 shows building in front of Museum & Auction building.  Picture 2 shows part of the front of the building the auction was in.  (Dam Land Rover)  Pictures 3-7 show the 'office' part of the building with alot of stuff from GJD's private collection that will be going into the museum(most likely - he said) and we can also see the 2 lovely ladies taking all our money and filling out registration cards.

Now we have some shots of the outside of the building where the 'free stuff' was and the vultures swooped in.  We also see an empty Pac cab that Swede took home - can't wait to see that in about 3 weeks.  We also see Steph loading the uhaul for the drive back to Ottawa.  

Now for the pics of the machines inside.  Not all were for sale - most were.  I don't remeber a lot of the prices but most stuff went cheap.

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And now, for the man of the hour, Gerald himself and the auctioneer.  NOW the 2 of them know how cheap us guys really are !!!!    

I would like to thank everyone for coming out today. Even though some stuff went out the door for less than I would have liked, I did clear out some unwanted"gems". I would especially like to thank all those who came out to lend a hand, expecting nothing in return. If it were not for you, none of this would have been possible, and you know who you are. Luckily, the majority of those people ended up getting the games they wanted, for better prices than they expected, and for that, I am happy. Time to have a little rest, but I can tell you that the plans to open up as a museum have been accelerated, possibly by end of the month( Oct that is). Thanks again

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I would like to thank everyone for coming out today. Even though some stuff went out the door for less than I would have liked, I did clear out some unwanted"gems". I would especially like to thank all those who came out to lend a hand, expecting nothing in return. If it were not for you, none of this would have been possible, and you know who you are. Luckily, the majority of those people ended up getting the games they wanted, for better prices than they expected, and for that, I am happy. Time to have a little rest, but I can tell you that the plans to open up as a museum have been accelerated, possibly by end of the month( Oct that is). Thanks again

thanks for a great time. And thanks for the free stuff. much appreciated.
looking forward to the opening of the museum. let me know if you want me to do a bbq or something for opening or need any help
Nick

Actual transcript from this picture. "10 $ That' s what I spend a day in Grecian formula ,and brylcreem, c'mon man!"

Heheh, THansk for the hard work Gerald,  I finally got my BSD out of your space, and my area 51 will be soon PROMISE!

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Heheh, THansk for the hard work Gerald,  I finally got my BSD out of your space, and my area 51 will be soon PROMISE!

Thank you for all the hard work ( and security today) on your part. I am feeling softhearted tonight so I will only charge you 75$ a day storage. Gretzky will make you up a receipt!

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(note the weird flash reflection on the wall)

Thanks for the free stuff!

Much appreciated.
There are other companies around that would rather throw it in the garbage than see the collectors get it for free.

My only complaint which isn't with you at all was with the dude that kept running around collecting metal for it's scrap value. I was going back to look for coin mechs to grab one or two and the guy had taken all for scrap. Would have been fine at the end but people were still finding stuff in there.

Thanks for trying Gerald though. We as a group in future need to keep the metal collectors out till the end though please.