Stay tuned for another MCACN Big Announcement
 

Be prepared to see a, shall we say..very different kind of GTO at the MCACN show next week.

More to follow.

Bashton

One of the original Monkeemobiles perhaps??

Any more clues?

Sitting in Philly airport. Waiting for our plane. Im thinking the monkeemobile too

Triple X?

GTO from the Punisher movie?

250 Goat?

Think Italian

GTO Oh wait that's italics not Italian. :wink:

Ferrari GTO?

Just a guess
 

Ferrari 250 GTO Bianco Speciale

Perhaps Mecum is bringing it?

The GT No from vice grip garage?

If it's this car, while you are gazing at it, understand it's worth more than every car in that show combined!!:drool:

Cheers (and have fun!!!):beers:

Dave

A set of Cooper Cobras would really make it stand out. :burnout:

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Arnie Beswick and his Tameless Tiger GTO?:hmmm:
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~ Pete

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----You are so right, Dave! Talked to Dana about it at MCACN and we are going to see something astronomical go across the block at Mecum Auctions!....Bill S

They were pretty tight about security this year too. I was told there was a private security person/team, watching everyone around it and on site all night. I was standing 10 feet from it with Lloyd, the Vintage Certification photographer, after hours and didn't really notice anyone speciale. As I was looking at it, I was thinking I would have to buy a really big building to keep all the other cars in before I could justify the expected price of just that 1 car...:wink: I've never been enamored with european cars anyway and to spend that level of coin for a car I couldn't drive on the street just doesn't compute.

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. The 640 cars there are worth wayyy more the 250 gto.

Well what was this special car ?

The white Ferarri that Mr70 and I posted

Here you go

----While you are correct, Frank, I think it was all about the point being made!....Bill S

online quote

"The Ferrari 250 GTO "Bianco Speciale" has a value estimated between $60 million and $72 million, according to Hagerty Media. Its value is based on its rarity as the only factory-built white 250 GTO and its unique provenance, which could also make it the most expensive Ferrari ever sold at auction. "

I love the tow vehicle!

Riv paid for the Goat?!

https://exclusivecarregistry.com/col...cer-collection

FWIW, I think that Hagerty value is WAY too high. This white GTO does have an interesting history, but it no longer has its original engine (NOT a numbers matching car). In fact, it may be the only GTO without its original engine.


I'll bet the bidding stalls well below those Hagerty numbers. A car like this has likely already been offered, privately, to several higher-profile, well-educated and well-heeled buyers. Being at Mecum means that those private buyers have already passed on it.

Ha! Seriously doubtful, Frank

Cheers
Dave