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    IRVINE, Calif., March 19, 2012 /PRNewswire

    via COMTEX/ -- Kelley Blue Bookwww.kbb.com , the leading provider of newcar and used car information, today reportsthat used compact-car values are on the riseand could reach the same 20 percent gainsseen in 2011.

    "The 2010 Toyota Prius led in gains, in-creasing in value $1,370 through the monthof February," said Alec Gutierrez, senior mar-ket analyst of automotive insights for KelleyBlue Book. "Dealers have been aggressivelybidding on fuel-efficient vehicles at auctionas consumer demand increases in responseto rising gas prices. If the past is any indica-

    tion of things to come, Kelley Blue Bookcould see values of used fuel-efficient vehi-cles increase more than 20 percent duringthe course of the next few months."

    Used Compact, Hybrid Car Values onthe Rise at Auction

    Elles Kitchen.........................................................................page 2Edison Mazda display lights up auction...............................page 6

    Published Every Other Friday ~ Next Issue: April 6, 2012 MARCH 23, 2012VOLUME 8, ISSUE 158

    2013 Ford Fusion Hybrid: The all-new

    Ford Fusion Hybrid sedan is expected

    to deliver at least 47 mpg highway and

    travel up to 62 mph on full electricpower.

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    Page 2 March 23, 2012www.AmericasAuctionReport.comElles KitchenSmoked Ribs

    Smoking ribs is a slow process andshould never be rushed. Always cookthe ribs low and slow at about 225-240degrees F using your favorite hardwood such as pecan, cherry, hickory ormesquite. Keep the smoke flowing for atleast 3 hours then if you have a char-

    coal, gas or electric smoker, you can fin-ish them the rest of the way with justheat if you like.

    If you like your ribs wet, start brushingon the sauce about 30-45 minutes be-fore the ribs are finished cooking. Re-peat this at least a couple of timesbefore bringing them in the house forthat nice saucy finish.

    Bonus Tip:

    You can achieve the smokehouse flavoreven if you are cooking on a regular

    charcoal or gas grill. Put the heat on one

    side of the grill and the meat opposite

    the heat. Pre-soak wood chips and then

    wrap in one layer of aluminum foil.

    Punch holes in the top of the foil and

    place them over the flame. The foil will

    protect the chips from flaming up and

    they will provide the needed smoke for a

    longer period of time.

    To help to keep more moisture in the

    meat, place a pan of water in the grill.

    Now you will be cooking with indirect

    heat, steam and smoke. The results will

    be well worth the effort. Cooking on the

    grill is a work in progress and your re-

    sults will improve with time. These meth-

    ods will help you get the results you will

    thoroughly enjoy more quickly.

    Choosing the Ribs at the Store orMarketWhen you go to the store or market topurchase spare ribs or baby backs, lookfor meat that has plenty of marbling offat but not large clumps of fat on the out-side of the ribs. Also look for ribs thathave an even thickness across the en-tire slab for best results.

    Remove the Membrane before Smok-ing RibsTo remove the membrane you simplylay the rack on a hard surface with thebone side up and starting at the cornersyou will see a thin plastic looking sub-stance...starting at the corner use aknife or something sharp to get it startedthen use a paper towel to grab it and pull

    it off in one clean sweep.It really is notthat easy but with a little practice youcan get quite proficient at it.Remove the Skirt (Flap) on Spare RibsYou will also want to cut off the flap ofmeat that runs horizontally across themeaty side of spare ribs. Not only doesthis even up the thickness of the ribs sothey will cook better but the meat thatyou cut off can be cooked/smoked rightalong with everything else and is a re-ally nice treat for the chef in about 2

    hours or so.

    Adding a Little Flavor with RubRibs are tasty on their own and thesmoke does a lot to add some goodnessbut using a good rub on the outside ofthe ribs adds so much to the taste Toapply a rub to the ribs,start with a lightcoat of regular yellow mustard first togive the seasoning something to stickto. Don't worry, they won't taste likemustard when they are done cooking.

    After the mustard is applied, sprinkle onthe rub of choice and if you like, gentlymassage the rub all over the ribs.. topand bottom. At this point the ribs are fin-ished being prepared and are ready tobe smoked.

    Low and Slow is the Key to SmokingRibs

    It seems everyone loves to barbque and many love

    the taste of smoked meat. The aroma and the deli-cious flavor cannot be compared. Now with thesetips, you can enjoy great, restaurant tasting smokedmeat at home

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    Page 3www.AmericasAuctionReport.comMarch 23, 2012

    BIDDER REQUIREMENTS: In order to bid on the property all bidders must bring either a $100,000.00 Bank Letter of Credit or a

    $100,000.00 Cashiers Check made payable to McCarter Auction, Inc. Escrow Account and present a valid drivers license. The build-

    ing is now vacant, ready for new owner to open for business in time to take advantage of full tourist season. This older building is laidout perfectly for an upscale restaurant with 5 individual dining areas with wood/stone walls, beam ceilings, some with nice slate fl oors,

    and 2 dining areas have large fi replaces. Also includes an atrium and large glass area facing the Great Smoky Mountains National Park

    next door for a most unique dining experience. The building needs only a few repairs to bring it back up to first class.

    REQUIREMENTS FOR HIGH BIDDERS: A deposit of 10% of the contract sales price is required day of auction. If Cashiers check

    is presented, rather than Bank Letter of Credit, any balance above $100,000.00 Cashiers Check may be paid by cash, good personal

    or company check. Balance is due at closing within 30 days. All successful bidders will be required to sign a note for the deposit

    amount with the contract, in addition to deposit paid day of sale. Note shall become null and void when buyer shall complete all re-

    quirements for closing as set out in their contract

    THIS PROPERTY HAS NOTBEEN AVAILABLE ON THE

    MARKET FOR OVER40 YEARS!

    Most all real estate on the Parkway in Down-town Gatlinburg is owned by a few families and

    individuals, and are on long term leaseholds. It

    is extremely RARE in this area to have an op-

    portunity to purchase FEE SIMPLE prop-

    erty on th e Parkway.

    10% BUYERS PREMIUM WILL BE

    ADDED TO EACH SUCCESSFUL BID

    OPEN HOUSE: Friday,

    March 30th,4:00 P.M. til dark &Saturday before sale.

    Property Address: 1151 Parkway, Gatlinburg, TN 37738

    DIRECTIONS: Corner property at Light #10 at intersection of 441Parkway and Ski Mountain Road. Property adjoinsGreat Smoky Mountains National Park.

    ALLBIDDERS

    MUSTQUALIFYMUSTQUALIFYwith

    $100,000.00Cashiers

    CheckorBankLetter

    Restaurant Equipment, Tables & Chairs sell Separately in 2 Lots

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    www.AmericasAuctionReport.comPage 4 March 23, 2012

    FULL COMMISSION TO

    PROPERLY REGISTEREDBUYERS AGENT

    Chris Christy, AuctioneerPremier Auctions, LLC

    TNFL #5371 615.335.6261www.PremierAuctionsLLC.net

    Sold As Is, Where Is. 10% Buyers Premium. 20% Down Day of Sale as non-refundable earnest money. NOcontingencies. Closing on or before 30 Days. All announcements made Day of Sale take Precedent over anyprevious written, oral, or electronic announcements

    SAT. MARCH 31 at 10 AM ONSITE27 ACRE TRACT and 3 ACRE TRACT

    on LEBANON RDIN RUTHERFORD COUNTY

    SAT. MARCH 31 at NOON ONSITE21.39 +/- ACRE TRACT

    on GWYNN RDIN WILSON COUNTY

    ! A B S O L U T E A U C T I O N !TWO AUCTIONS SAME DAY

    Lebanon Rd / Gwynn RdSEE OUR WEBSITE FOR FULL DETAILS and DIRECTIONS

    Directions: From Dover turn onto Church Street (next to old Ford Dealership), turnright onto Plantation Drive. Signs will be posted.

    Real Estate Terms: 10% non-refundable Earnest Money deposit the day of the sale,balance due within 30 days. Owner financing available up to 50%, call my office forcomplete terms.

    Real Estate Description: One of the most beautiful settings in the state of Ten-nessee. This prime development on the picturesque banks of the Cumberland Riveroffers city water, city sewer, underground utilities and paved roads. Eleven beautifulbuilding lots are all waterfront or water view and each is just under an acre. The de-

    velopment will be offered as individual lots and as a whole.Auctioneer Comments: Ladies and gentlemen, this is a once in a lifetime opportu-nity to buy a beautiful historic waterfront or water view lot in a well planed restrictedarea inside of the city limits of Dover.

    Attention Agents, call our office for Broker Participation information.

    ELEVEN BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS ARE ALLWATERFRONT OR WATER VIEW

    SATURDAY, APRIL 14TH, 2012 @ 10:00AMPLANTATION DRIVE, DOVER, TN

    JOIN US FOR THIS MONDAY NIGHT ABSOLUTE AUCTION!ANTIQUES, FURNITURE, ADVERTISING, GLASS, DCOR ITEMS, EPHEMERA, PETRO-MOBILIA YOU NEVER KNOW WHAT YOU WILL FIND AT OUR SALES! CALL US ORCHECK OUR WEBSITE FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION ON OUR NEXT AUCTION.

    114 George L. Davis Blvd.Nashville, TN 37203

    David Allen, Auctioneer #5600Music City Auction TN FL 4976 For more info, visit:

    www.musiccityauction.net

    13% Buyer's Premium - (10% if payment by

    ALWAYS ACCEPTING QUALITY CONSIGNMENTS.TALK WITH US ABOUT SELLING AN ESTATE, A COLLECTION, OR A SINGLE ITEM. WEWILL FIND A WAY TO HELP YOU GET YOUR ITEM SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER!

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    AUCTION SALETHURSDAY, MARCH 29th @ 11:45 A.M.

    Best Location in Bowling Green, Kentucky!

    ACROSS

    FROM

    MEDICALCENTER

    ONBY-PASS

    DIRECTIONS: From I-65 Exit (Scottsville Road Exit), turn north and follow Scottsville Road to US

    31W By-Pass turn right, property on right just prior to Medical Center Entrance.

    This exceptional business opportunity seldom becomes available to the buying public with all the key

    ingredients to a successful real estate purchase.

    LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION

    The building offers 3 bays office area, restroom, great parking area and thousands pass daily on U.S.

    31 By-Pass. Contact your lender today and be ready to bid on this prime parcel of Bowling Green, KY

    Real Estate.

    Selling Following Real Estate

    Storage Bins Ammco Brake Lathe Tool Boxes Parts Washer New Parts Kellogg American Air

    Compressor Torch and Tank Cherry Picker Lift 2004 Chevrolet Cavalier (parts only) 1995 Nis-son Altima (parts only) 1995 Honda Accura (parts only)

    TERMS: Real Estate 15% non-refundable deposit day of auction, balance on or before 30 days with

    deed. Current Bank Letter of Guarantee required with business or personal check. Vehicles & Equipment

    Cash day of auction.

    All property offered in AS IS WHERE IS condition and basis and no warranty or representation ei-

    ther expressed or implied concerning the property is made by sellers or auctioneer. Each bidder is re-

    sponsible for conducting his/her own independent inspection, investigation, inquiries, and due diligence

    concerning the property including but not limited to utilities, soil work, building permits, E.P.A., ingress

    or egress, zoning, easements or any other matter. Agent and auctioneers are exclusive agents of the seller.

    It shall be the responsibility of all potential

    buyers to inspect prior to bidding and all

    bidders shall bid or buy based upon that

    inspection. All announcements made dayof auction take precedence over all

    printed or oral information.

    3 BAY SERVICE CENTER OFFICE AREAVEHICLES FOR PARTS SHOP ITEMS AIR COMPRESSOR

    IN THE HEART OF BUSINESS LOCATIONS420 U.S. 31 W BY-PASS, BOWLING GREEN, KY

    Directions: From Springfield, TN take U.S. 41 North to U.S. 431 North, go a short distance; turn left on

    Hwy 161 West, then left on Old Hwy 41 North, property on left.

    Prime Investment opportunities will be presented in a prime real estate extravaganza, which will feature

    properties in highly visible locations along old U.S. 41 North in Springfield, Tennessee. The event will in-

    clude 3 agricultural tracts that will offer 9 acres or more in each tract with from 300+/- feet or more of road

    frontage. The properties are near major transportation companies, manufacturing companies, distributioncompanies and many other prominent business locations. Convenient to Nashville, Tennessee (Country

    Music Capital of the World), Nashville International Airport, Springfield Airport, professional sports, golf,

    historic sites, and an abundance of recreational and entertainment venues are less than 20 minutes from

    property.

    HIGHLIGHTS

    Thousands travel U.S. 41 & U.S. 431 daily

    Presently Zoned Agricultural

    Sewer nearby on Evergreen

    Near Airport

    Industrial Park joins back property line

    Last large tract joining Industrial Park

    Non-Qualifying Owner Terms Available Contact Auction Office

    Property will be offered in tracts combinations and total acreage.

    Terms: 15% non-refundable deposit day of auction, balance on or before 30 days with deed and titlepolicy.

    Auction Site: This auction will take place on site.

    Note: A 3% Buyers Premium will be charged and added to final bid to determine contract price.

    Pre-Sale Inspection: Property is available for viewing daily.

    Owner Terms: 20% down 20 year amortization 5 % Interest 5 year call.

    Disclaimer and absence of warranties: All information contained in brochure and related materials should

    be verified by all interested parties. Announcements made by the Auctioneer during the time of the sale take

    precedence over all previously printed material or any other oral statements. The property is offered on an

    AS IS basis and no warranty or representation either expressed or implied concerning the property is

    made by seller, agents or Auction Company. Each potential bidder is responsible for conducting his or her

    independent inspections, investigations and due diligence

    concerning the property, including but not limited to

    utilities, ingress and egress, zoning, habitability mer-

    chantability or fitness for or particular use, E.P.A. mat-

    ters, (water or soil) contamination or hazardous waste

    or any other matter. Some photos may overlap tracts.

    For showing - plat brochure or information con-

    tact:

    Ed Cope 615 533-9234

    Robert L. Blackford 270-725-0136

    ROBERT L. BLACKFORDReal Estate Broker,

    Auctioneer

    Call 1-800-790-8075Russellville, Ky (270) 726-1777

    www.blackfordauctionrealty.com

    E-mail: [email protected]

    TNFL#2751

    This Auction in cooperation withSpear Realty Rita Stratton Agent

    270-791-8418

    For Showing, Brochure or Information

    contact:

    Robert Blackford, Auctioneer

    AUCTION SALE

    EXCELLENT DEVELOPMENT POTENTIALGREAT OWNER TERMS AVAILABLE

    SATURDAY, MARCH 31st, 10:00 A.M.28+/- Acres Offered in 3 Tracts

    All Tracts 9+/- Acres - Older Barn, Joins IndustrialPark. Old Highway 41 North, Springfield, Tennessee

    REDHOTLOCATION

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    Page 6 March 23, 2012

    Edison Mazda display lightsauction at $3,410

    Written by Auction House PR

    Rare Penn-Empire Gasoline double-sided porcelain sign with ethyl logo,rated 7.75. Realized: $6,875. Image

    courtesy Matthews Auctions LLC.Rare Penn-Empire Gasoline double-sided porcelain sign with ethyl logo,rated 7.75. Realized: $6,875. Imagecourtesy Matthews Auctions LLC.

    PEOTONE, Ill. A die-cut cardboardcountertop display for Edison Mazda,advertising headlight bulbs with thequestion, Auto Lamps? We HaveThem! coasted to $3,410 at the Spring

    Petroliana & Advertising Auction heldMarch 2 by Matthews Auctions LLC.The auction took place the day beforethe start of the Chicagoland Petroliana& Advertising Show, held twice a yearin Peotone.

    What made this piece so special wasthe fact that it was cardboard and stillended up in the list of top lots, saidDan Matthews of Matthews AuctionsLLC, based in Nokomis, Ill. It brought

    as much as it did because it had a crispimage of a car, and because it was insuch great conditiongraded 9 out of10 for condition. Only minor edge wearkept it from realizing more.

    The top lot of the day was a rarePenn-Empire gasoline sign, oneof only a handful known, 30inches in diameter. The double-sided porcelain sign with an

    ethyl logo, boasting good glossand color, was rated 7.5 on bothsides and went for $6,875. Also,an X-Ray Stove Polish single-sided porcelain sign, 11 inchesby 11 inches, with a dancingdevils graphic, made $2,420.

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    JOIN US EACH 3RD FRIDAY OF THE MONTH FOR A NO RESERVE AUCTION!ANTIQUES, FURNITURE, ADVERTISING, GLASS, DCOR ITEMS, EPHEMERA, PETRO-MOBILIA YOU NEVER KNOW WHAT YOU WILL FIND AT OUR SALES! CALL US ORCHECK OUR WEBSITE FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION ON OUR NEXT AUCTION.

    615-335-6261

    114 George L. Davis Blvd.Nashville, TN 37203

    David Allen, Auctioneer #5600Music City Auction TN FL 4976

    For more info, visit:www.musiccityauction.net

    13% Buyer'sPremium

    (10% ifpayment bycash/check)

    ALWAYS ACCEPTING QUALITY CONSIGNMENTS.TALK WITH US ABOUT SELLING AN ESTATE, A COLLECTION, OR A SINGLE ITEM. WEWILL FIND A WAY TO HELP YOU GET YOUR ITEMSOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER!

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    Sumner County Portland 24.23 Acres - Hwy 76 and Jackson Road

    City Water & Gas Available Soil Tested for Septic Approvals

    Beautiful Acreage in a Great Location

    The Wilburn and Betty Hall Property

    Directions: From Portland, take Hwy 109S, turn right on Highway 76. Property on right. Auction signs posted.

    Real Estate: Consists of 24.23 acres selling in 4 separate tracts as follows:Tract #1 has 5.05 acres with 195.40 ft. road frontage on Hwy. 76.Tract #2 has 7.92 acres with 750.86 road frontage on Hwy. 76.Tract #3 has 5.01 acres with 314.67 ft. road frontage on Hwy. 76. This tract is loaded with improvements. There is anapprox. 40x80 log barn. There is an approx. 1900 sq. ft. 1 story partial log building that has a rock and brick fireplace,full front porch and metal roof. This building has a large open downstairs with a his and her bath and the upstairs has alarge room. This building has potential for many uses.

    Tract #4 consists of 6.25 acres with 299.38 ft. road frontage on Jackson Road.

    All of these tracts lay level to gently rolling and are mostly open. Property has been soil tested for septic approvals. Citywater and gas available. These are ideal building sites.

    Note from Agent: These are outstanding acreage tracts, located just minutes from Portland, White House and Gallatin.

    Builders, Investors and Tract Buyers better take a look. Property is selling absolute so come and buy at your price!Terms: 20% down day of sale, balance cash with deed, or terms available through the Citizens Bank of Gallatin to qual-ified buyers. Call Randall Carter at 615-206-1748

    NOBUYERS

    PREMIUM!

    Referring Agent: Karen ArmstronAuctioneers: Gene Carman,

    Lloyd Andrews & Ray Carman

    For More Information

    Call 615-452-5341

    FREE $25.00 FREEAll annoncements made day of sale take

    precedence over all prior advertising.

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    15007 Hwy 49, Suite B, Vanleer, TN 37181 615-764-0171

    Find More Information at: www.haroldferrellauctions.com

    PublicCharlotte, TN 37036 Jackson Lane/Greenwood Road

    78.99 Acres Selling in 9 Tracts No Re-grouping by Auction

    Directions: From Nashville: Hwy 12 West to Ashland City.

    Left on Hwy. 49 West, Right on Maple Valley Rd. Left on Coal-

    ing Rd. Sale on right at intersection of Greenwood, Jackson

    Ln. and Coaling Rd. From Ashland City: Hwy 49 West, Right

    on Maple Valley Rd., Left on Coaling Rd. Sale ahead on right

    at intersection of Greenwood Rd., Jackson Ln. and Coaling

    Rd. From Dickson: Hwy 48 North, Right on Stayton Rd. Right

    on Jackson Ln. Sale ahead on right at intersection of Green-wood, Jackson Ln. and Coaling Rd. From Clarksville: Hwy

    48 South past county line, Left on Stayton Rd., Right on Jack-

    son Ln., sale ahead at intersection of Jackson Ln., Green-

    wood Rd. and Coaling Rd.

    Tract Sizes:

    Tract 1 5.00 +/- Acres

    Tract 2 10.10 +/- Acres

    Tract 3 5.77 +/- Acres

    Tract 4 5.10 +/- Acres

    Tract 5 14.03 +/- Acres

    Tract 6 8.33 +/- Acres (Tract on Hayes Rd.)

    Tract 7 8.34 +/- Acres (Tract on Hayes Rd.)

    Tract 8 8.38 +/- Acres (Tract on Hayes Rd.)

    Tract 9 13.94 +/- Acres w/well . (Tract on Hayes Rd.)

    Reason for sale: Owner retiring.

    YOUR CHOICE OF THESE BEAUTIFUL TRACTS!Wooded, Pasture, Country Atmosphere, Restricted Building Sites!

    EASY COMMUTE TO NASHVILLE!

    Saturday March 31, 2012 at 9:00 AM

    Terms: Seller giving clear title. Seller providing Title In-

    surance. Property Taxes Prorated through closing. Pos-

    session given with deed. 15% down Day of Sale.

    Remainder to be paid at closing. Sale to close on or be-

    fore April 15, 2012

    Financing Available to Pre-Qualified Buyers through

    Farm Credit. Call Josh Davis today at 615-446-5133

    No BuyersPremium!

    Call NOW to schedule your viewing of this property!

    Auction to be

    held on Tract 3

    FIRM LIC. # 5195

    from page 1

    . . .Auto Auctions"The 2010 Toyota Prius led in gains, in-creasing in value $1,370 through themonth of February," said Alec Gutierrez,senior market analyst of automotive in-sights for Kelley Blue Book. "Dealers

    have been aggressively bidding on fuel-efficient vehicles at auction as con-sumer demand increases in responseto rising gas prices. If the past is any in-dication of things to come, Kelley BlueBook could see values of used fuel-ef-ficient vehicles increase more than 20percent during the course of the nextfew months."

    In 2011, fuel-efficient vehicle valuesreached record levels in response to

    gas prices approaching $4.00 per gal-lon, and if fuel prices continue on theircurrent trajectory, Kelley Blue Book ex-pects to see a similar trend this year.Values of fuel-efficient vehicles will onlyremain elevated as long as fuel pricesremain high, so if fuel prices were toease, expect values to return to normallevels. Kelley Blue Book advises deal-ers to stock up on inventory soonerrather than later, since values likely willincrease sharply during the next 30 to

    60 days.

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