ARIZONA AUCTION WEEK
Early results are in for this year’s Arizona Auction Week, and the classic car market is strong. There is still some after auction deals working, but so far $254 Million has changed hands. Here are the numbers per auction: Barrett-Jackson achieved a stunning $131.6m, selling around 1,800 cars. The top-selling car was a 2019 Ford GT Heritage Edition coupe, VIN 001, selling for $2.5m to benefit the United Way for Southeastern Michigan. Gooding & Company sold over $48.2m with a 1963 Ferrari 250 GT SWB Berlinetta fetching $7.595m. RM Sotheby’s sold about $37m with 131 cars changing hands. A 2,900-mile 1985 Ferrari 288 GTO sold for $3.36m and a 1948 Tucker 48 sedan sold for $1.6m. Bonhams sold around $16.1m what a 1951 Maserati A6G/2000 Spider selling for $2.755m. Worldwide Auctioneers sold $9.5m with a 1959 Mercedes-Benz 300SL Roadster selling for $990,000. Russo and Steele have not released final numbers, but preliminary numbers are around $11.8m. |
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Featured Car of the Week
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Fully documented and frame on restored 1965 Rally Red Corvette Coupe with Red interior. The original Shipper shows an MSRP of $4,930 as well as detailing factory options and specifications. Additional documentation includes a Protect-O-Plate and owner’s manual as well as a binder containing receipts, information, and a 1996 Noland Adams appraisal report.
Matching numbers 327/365hp engine with transistor ignition (HL code), 4-spd. transmission and Posi-traction rear end. This car was ordered to go fast and is a radio delete car. Stock #: 6087 – Priced to sell: $75,500 $70,488 |
Cars Listed on eBay at Auction Pricing1956 Venetian Red/Red with 265/225hp 3-Speed |
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