[mockingbird812]

Which auction are you referring to? Unless you are there and inspect the cars, consider the time slot, review the paperwork, talk to the owners, research the info you get on the given car, consider any shenanigans that may occur during the auction, there is little chance of appreciating why a particular car sells for what it sells for. Kwhizz mentioned a few days back about a stunning 409 that he saw on the web. When he saw it in person, he realized it was a POS.

You have to be careful to look at auction results and consider trends unless you have the whole story on the car. R&S sold a white, auto, Hemi 'cuda convertible for $1.55 mil last night. Not sure that means that the E body glut is over.

**** Oh - I see now in yr title you were referring to the Barrett Jackson auction*****