CRAZY GIDEON'S
HAS CLOSED ITS ELECTRONICS STORE... BUT HE'S STILL SELLING
After 35 years, Crazy Gideon's has closed the business with a going out of
business auction at 830 Traction Avenue in downtown Los Angeles. But, as you might
imagine, not everything sold in the auction, and so Gideon still has leftovers to sell. The leftovers include camcorders,
microwaves, home theaters, hi-fi stereos, plasma, LCD and projection TVs and they are in all sizes. Also, over 40 pallets
of mixed merchandise is for sale at pennies on the dollar and this is for someone who wants to set up their own liquidation
business. There are also store fixtures in case you want to set up your own store or warehouse. Gideon told me
that he wants to remain in the wholesale business and wants to broker high end, luxury autos including Bentleys, Rolls Royces,
Mercedes and other luxury models. His downtown store and warehouse is likely to be leased out or used for his other
businesses. Get these leftovers while they remain. Everything is sold as-is.
Gideon said to me, "get me out of business... please!
Take my stuff so I can finally close the doors."
Crazy Gideon's, 830 Traction Avenue, downtown Los Angeles.
Call (213) 625-5775 or on the web at www.crazygideons.com. Below are some of the videos and reports I did for Crazy Gideon's over the past couple of years.
