Atlantic City Auction

[MosportGreen66]

Looks like some realistic prices right?
Nice photos Dog and thanks for sharing!

[Verne_Frantz]

I was there yesterday Dog. (no camera). That '67 Biscayne with the L72 had a 6cyl build sheet. The Saddle Tan '64 SS sold for $17.K which was a real bargain I thought. 327, 'Glide, steering, brakes & A/C. Terrific original interior. There was a '64 Corvette convertible with hardtop, saddle tan, 365hp, 4-spd, A/C side pipes and real KO's. IT sold for $57K. Super rare combo of options. THat custom Pro-Street orange Camaro was bid to $90K with no sale.
Verne

[1969l78]

Looks like some nice cars at good prices--Keep Sam away from those Nova's

[Xplantdad]

Glenn...thanks a lot for posting the pics...and all of the commentary, too!

[ANDY M]

Great pics, Glen.
I really like the "Caution Fan" sticker on the HO COPO, , and the "1 of none" ZL1 with the vinyl top.
Only 2 ZL1s had that option, and both were 71B LeMans blue.
Were they billed as clones?

[Rick Cell]

Thanks for posting Glen great pictures.

[akcamaro]

Great pix. Did you happen to see what the yellow 70 RS/SS 396 went for?

[Dog427435]

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Great pix. Did you happen to see what the yellow 70 RS/SS 396 went for?

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No - It didn't cross the block on Friday - Maybe Verne saw it on Saturday?

All the cars I stated were clones were marked or priced as such. The orange Yenko had no indication either way, and I don't think it crossed the block on Friday either.

[427king]

Dog, great pics. What was the asking price on the red ls6 ragtop? and was it real? thanks

[Verne_Frantz]

I remember the car. It hadn't gone across by the time I left.
Verne