Blacknoon

Here Will demonstrates that with careful garage sailing you can find really good treasures. With very minor work he fixed the two missing ladders, cleaned it up, got the rust off of some of the parts. The ladders were taken from a child's crib side railing and painted. He later sold it at a flea market for around $85.

This is a short clip of what a flea market vendors house looks like. It reminds me of the hit tv show Sanford and Son. There isn't much you can see but it does show you the scope of his collection. One rule to follow, is calculating the time it takes to restore an item into a sellable condition. Time is money and if he has to spend too much time than what he gets back it's a walk away regardless of how 'cool' it is.

This is my friend Willy. He loves to garbage pick and fix things and sells them at flea markets. He makes quite a bit of money when he does. This is just one video that we made on a spur of the moment to teach people just how easy it is to just simply fix things. And for those who don't or are unwilling, leave nice goodies in the trash for us to grab, fix, and resell.

This is a video that I downloaded from youtube. It appears to been taken during the faux inauguration. She is being escorted by 3 female US Marshalls. In another video you'll see the same 3 ladies sporting gold police badges on their belts escorting her along the corridor between the two congressional chambers. Listen to what is said at the very end. This video has been scrubbed from youtube.