Barrett-Jackson 2008.....

[musclecarjohn]

that is the car,dig that grille.

[CamarosRus]

That 72/73 Grill is OUTRAGEOUS on a 71 Camaro. I'd also like to look at many of the other low milage, original parts on this car, such as wheels, center caps, trim rings, shifter knob, tailpipes etc etc...........

I recognize those custon wheel ramps as being Mark Y's.

Interested to see what documentation was secured to show evidence of only 17,000+ miles,or was that 117,000??????

[JRSully]

Sellers are laughing all the way to the bank on that 71 Z, the 5 spoke mags were shinier than my Grandma's wig, poor guy with the Sebring Yellow 70 W30 442 only pulled $50k? seemed like a nice car and that clapped out 70 SCR Cyclone "1 of 3" pulls over $100k.? Clone prices seem way down and prices in general seem all over the place

[musclecarjohn]

How about lot #1017,the '70 Dodge Dart Custom w/the 800hp hemi,guy supposedly had $200K in it,it went for $51K...

$150K for that '54 Darrin-Kaiser convertible had to be a universe-record.

[COPO 70 RS/Z28]

Did the car in the picture sell for 100K !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[HO455]

The Sebring Yellow W-30 mentioned above is a true bondo buggy. The car was held together with gallons of bondo and the frame was completely rotted out. It went through the Mecum auction on several occasions and finally sold to a Car broker–Happy Dream Cars for around 60K several years ago. It also had none of its original drive train, although the car did have some paperwork in a binder. The only two Oldsmobiles of significance in the current B-J auction are a 1969 442 W-30 convertible and a 1966 Olds 442 Trac-Pac car. Both cars hit the auction block Saturday along with Warren Johnson’s 1987 Oldsmobile Firenza.

[67rscoupe]

they should have BJ on the radio..

but i guess im just sick!!!!

[69LM1]

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Did the car in the picture sell for 100K !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



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Actually 100K + !
Makes yours look like a great deal now!

[RamAirDave]

71 NOM Z for 100K makes about as much sense as the white 67 350 coupe for 90K. Or the red NOM 69 L34 for 110K.

The 71 sits a couple inches too high, which I've noticed on quite a few restored early 2nd gens. Is it that difficult to find the right springs for them?

[COPO 70 RS/Z28]

I thought 50k was tall money

Man

I just wish prices were where more guys could get in the game. Lots of great car guys who feel real depressed after watching the BJ stuff