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(AP) — Southern California amusement park Knott’s Berry Farm plans to sell animatronics and other memorabilia at an auction.
The Orange County Register reports that the 75-year-old theme park is auctioning more than 200 items at a sale in March.
The items listed for sale include a Model T Ford, Snoopy’s roadster, two hearses from the park’s Halloween Haunt and more than a dozen coin-operated player pianos.
Collector Ken Stack, who is planning to open a theme park museum near Temecula, says the auction will be a great place to pick up more items. He says Knott’s Berry Farm is a park many people remember from their childhood.
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