Barrett-Jackson Vegas

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WHO ELSE WAS BLOWN AWAY BY THE PRICES.. Man you'd swear it was 2006 all over again! Ive never seen so many uneducated buyer with so much money buying mainly JUNK.

I wonder what Scootsdale will bring that auction forsure will help with the consignments for Scottsdale. But i still think bringing a good car is crazy and a roll of the dice at best.

1963 Ford Police Car Replica Sold $130k (I know what Im bringing this year)

1967 Nova Pro Touring Sold $175k (Car is MINT!! but only was only to bid 65k at Mecum last year and has been forsale forever under 100k.


1956 Chevy Resto Mod Sold $275k.. Very Nice car but just plain Stupid money


1969 Camaro Z28, 4bbl car. Sold $110k

There are just way to many to list everything brought CRAZY money the only decent buy in my eyes was the Ole Yeller Jag at 185k.

[427.060]

Seems like this year was the year of the resto mod and pro touring cars. Some of the restored cars were sold cheap. Who was the couple that bought a bunch of cars. The last time I heard they had bought 29 (I think) cars.
James

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I dont know but she was rading her hand for everything.. I hope they never need to sell because what they bought would all be 25 cents on the dollar at best.

I didnt think and thing was cheap even originals..

Gold 57 Dual 4 car had to be a world record.

70 Cuda 440 in the 70k range was crazy money

Non numbers matching LS6 for 110k CRAZY!!

Buick GN and GNX brought crazy money the list just goes on and on.

[Steven J]

That Ford police car would be worth about 10K, if that, in the police car hobby.

Personally, I don't trust the legitimacy of many of the automobile auctions.

[Canuck]

Speaking of legitimacy, didn't Do Dukes Charger sell two years ago for $450,000? That was the time he stood on the roof and sang the song. Yesterday it sold for $240,000.
Same car? Did it really sell two years ago or was this the same guy with the LS6 that sold at RM showing how to loose money on collector cars.

Paul

[bashton]

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Speaking of legitimacy, didn't Do Dukes Charger sell two years ago for $450,000? That was the time he stood on the roof and sang the song. Yesterday it sold for $240,000.
Same car? Did it really sell two years ago or was this the same guy with the LS6 that sold at RM showing how to loose money on collector cars.

Paul

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IMHO, (for what ever that is worth), this was total "show business" both times.

I don't care who you are or how much money you have, there is no way anyone in their right mind would pay 400k+ or even 200k+ for a hobbled up wanna-be General Lee, or a "real" one for that matter!

Adding Mr. Schneider to the mix should be an automatic 50% reduction in the auction sale price.

Bashton
MCACN Managing Member

[Chateau Slate 66]

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That Ford police car would be worth about 10K, if that, in the police car hobby.

Personally, I don't trust the legitimacy of many of the automobile auctions.

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I watched that one on TV and you could see the "You think you have more money than me?" look in the two women's eyes when bidding against each other.

Then they both laughed when it was over. Must be nice to have that much money.

[Mr70]

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That Ford police car would be worth about 10K, if that, in the police car hobby.

Personally, I don't trust the legitimacy of many of the automobile auctions.

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Isn't that the truth.
Wouldn't surprise me if they hold a rehearsal days prior..unreal.

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Id say the bidding at Barrett is REAL.. They're WAY TO MONEY HUNGRY and the types of Rich Bidders they get arent smart enough to know better or just dont care.

If it was a reserve auction I could see fake bids getting pulled out of the air to get the car close to its reserve but when its no reserse they dont care what it sells for because the make money either way.

If you watch closely Head Auctioneer Spanky is the King of running the bid he got caught a couple of times but for the most part he ran a few cars up so fast that people get caught up in bidding agaisnt themselves.