Lee Jackson is from Lancaster, Pa. Following service in the Army upon being drafted in 1968, Jackson came home and started in business in Willow Street in 1974. He went on to a couple of other jobs, one being an Amoco dealer in Roherstown in the 1970s, and another working at Jacksons Auto Sales from 1986 to 1999. He bought the Old Landisville Fire Station in Landisville and started to specialize in Corvettes. After 50-plus years in business, Jackson decided to retire from this business, but he remains active and is still drag racing. Jackson has now decided to start selling his amazing collection of cars and accessories. The following is a small list of some of the items from his vast collection he has asked Witman Auctioneers Inc. to sell for him. This online auction ends Monday, Sept. 30. Among the items is a 1967 Corvette Stingray Convertible L79 four-speed with two-tops, side pipes, and matching numbers. A large amount of Corvette parts and accessories are in the sale, from original front chrome bumpers to rear taillights and practically everything in between. Racing memorabilia includes GM promotional cars, Franklin Mint, and various signs. Diverse equipment and tools are also in the sale. Motorcycles, and ZL1 Anniversary 427 Motor (new in crate) will be sold. This online sale has a lot to offer, whether youre a collector or general auto enthusiast. For inspection information, call 717-665-5735. For bidding information, visit www.witmanauctioneers.com.