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Some Barrett-Jackson Auction results....

Started by Coralsnake, January 21, 2018, 10:47:19 AM

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Coralsnake

All prices represent the hammer price PLUS 10% buyers premium.

My opinion is auction results represent a price higher than full retail.

1965 # 199   $ 324,500
1966 # 001   $ 605,000

1968 #2402   KR Convertible with Concours History $220,000
        #1183   GT350 FB      $ 82,500
        # 2329  KR FB           $ 203,500
        # 4154  KR FB           $218,900
         Red / GT350 Convertible   $ 115,500

1969        GT500 FB   $ 56,100
               350 FB       $ 73,700

1970  GT500 FB     $75,900

               



Shelby_r_b

I'm telling ya - 68s look to be hot at both Mecum and BJ this month.

Might be a stupid question, but I wonder if the 50th Anniversary of these cars is making a difference in price?
Nothing beats a classic!

Bigfoot

RIP KIWI
RIP KIWI

CharlesTurner

Are we going to see the coralsnake up for sale again??   ;D :D
Charles Turner
MCA/SAAC Judge

Coralsnake

I don't know you will have to ask the owner.   ;)


KR Convertible


Brad Griffith

#7
Quote from: Coralsnake on January 21, 2018, 10:47:19 AM
All prices represent the hammer price PLUS 10% buyers premium.

My opinion is auction results represent a price higher than full retail.

1965 # 199   $ 324,500
1966 # 001   $ 605,000

1968 #2402   KR Convertible with Concours History $220,000
        #1183   GT350 FB      $ 82,500
        # 2329  KR FB           $ 203,500
        # 4154  KR FB           $218,900
         Red / GT350 Convertible   $ 115,500

1969        GT500 FB   $ 56,100
               350 FB       $ 73,700

1970  GT500 FB     $75,900

               

While the math is easy to do, Barrett Jackson posts all sales prices on all the cars they advertised pre-auction in Hemmings. The prices are posted without buyer's premium. I like that. Prices, in general, seem not to be on the way up for most muscle type cars.  Demographics, IMHO, are beginning to play a role. And given that young people generally prefer electronics to Horseflesh (Brad speak for cars!), we have fewer people one year to the next entering our hobby. Heck I am 57 so I know about that! :) Later cars, like Trans Ams acting better relative to earlier cars, as their demographic correspondingly younger.  Resto-mods are HOT, and for real, but that is a market I don't claim to understand, & admit that I don't even have a clue about! Pickups and SUV's HOT also.  My two cents.
Brad

1965 K code Fastback GT
1972 Mach 1 (My actual first car from High School!)
2014 F150
2017 F150

davez

Does anyone know what 5R538 reached without meeting the reserve? granted the auction house could have pushed it up. seem to happen during a commercial break couldn't find it in my recording

silverton_ford

Quote from: davez on January 22, 2018, 02:07:57 PM
Does anyone know what 5R538 reached without meeting the reserve? granted the auction house could have pushed it up. seem to happen during a commercial break couldn't find it in my recording

I read it was bid to $775,000 but did not sell.