I do think prices were down some but the good cars still seemed to bring good numbers. I thought the overall quality of the cars was down this year too.

Are you seeing other new era COPOs going for less these prices like this? This is the lowest I've ever seen.

Bill S - is this Terry's old car?

----Jake,,,Terry's 69 L89 was a coupe. I wonder where that car is....Bill S

Me too!!

Thanks for the reminder - been about 40 years...:haha:

This car went through at no reserve. I've noticed a number of these new COPO's don't meet their reserve. Those that sell usually go for mid-80's or more.

I went to the Goodguys show in Columbus this past weekend. This was the first time that I was there on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The grounds were packed on Friday and Saturday, but on Sunday it was like a ghost town. Other than the award winners, GTO Display and the Vendor Displays there wasn't a lot there on Sunday. The main reason I went was to see the GTO Display. I was very impressed with the '69 Camaro Display in '19 and thought the GTO Display would be similar to that. Whereas the Camaros took up the entire building and were mainly high caliber cars the GTO's barely took up half the building and there were a lot of just average driver quality cars. Here are my favorite GTO's that were on display in Kasich Hall. This Starlight Black 64 GTO is a tri-power car with a 4 speed. C. Gibney had this car at the show.

This Starlight Black 64 GTO is also a tri-power car with a 4 speed. D. Nickleson had this car at the show.

This Blue Charcoal 65 GTO convertible is a tri-power car with a 4 speed. K. Moravek had this car at the show.