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66 GT 350
Matching Carry Over #40
$235,000
Open to trades


www.capecodmustang.com
bret@capecodmustang.com

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69 Gt 350 Convertible
Silver Jade 4 speed/# 1261
Black top and interior

$225,000

bret@capecodmustang.com

Quote from: pbf777 on February 21, 2024, 01:08:09 PM
       If I may add to the experiences associated with B.A.T.:

       Two years ago, I was a bidder on a ...............Corvette  ,  yeah I know, absolute blasphemy, but anyway, like most things there the price went beyond what I thought was acceptable, so I bowed out in the bidding process and the car "sold" to another.  But then shortly thereafter I received an email from B.A.T. stating that the seller would accept the bid I had made; the curious thought was that I was actually third in line based on the bids; I guess he lost both of the other higher bidders (?) and was working his way down the list?   

       Scott.

       P.S. Oh yeah, I did buy the car.   

Thanks for sharing this...

It's rather revealing

Need:

Complete shifter assembly
Early carburetor for GT 350 built in October 1966
Date would likely be around spring/summer '66

4 Speed radiator

bret@capecodmustang.com

Quote from: cob4ra on February 20, 2024, 03:39:18 PM
I was flagged when I brought up the rust in the interior/ swing pedal arms, seat belt attachment and all the way up to the carb linkage, I was concerned about submerging. BAT. Never shows your flagger. A friend was interested in it. As for the money I've seen the Coke machine get bids at auctions . A real money bidder here???  What's my experience show . Suspicious. The GT350 I sold was collision and rust free, engine matching with original oxide on the flooring. BAT  would only take it at a 129k reserve, sold for 166 .how this one got a RNM  at this number is fishy to me. The salesman / seller could sell ice to eskimos .  This auction tarnished my confidence in BAT. Thoughts from any of my fellow experts?

I couldn't agree with you more.
I'm totally suspect with this 66 auction.
It makes little sense IMO.

A couple years ago they encouraged me to use their auction however they decided on the reserve.
I could not agree with that.
Some 25 year old "expert" explaining to me what my cars are worth?


I did however purchase a 67 GT 350 from the site and everything went well.

Quote from: Bill Collins on February 20, 2024, 01:17:17 PM
Can you say "shill" ?

Reminds me of early Ebay..........

$263,000

"Reserve Not Met"

Explains a few things

If the last 66 is at $250,000 with fees...
....What is a Shelby with #0001 worth?

Quote from: MikeljGT500HE on February 17, 2024, 01:25:58 PM
Yes, I do remember that. BJ has their own ways of jacking the bids up too.

correct!

If they need replacing then replace them.

If you're restoring the car and see rust or damage it should be repaired or replaced.

I would think seeing damage underneath on a "restored" car would decrease the value

Sold......................

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