DAMN someone got a deal, MECUM Kissimmee

[EZ Nova]

I think this was a deal:


https://www.mecum.com/lots/FL0120-395332/1969-rambler-hurst-scrambler/

MUST have had some major issues?????

[markinnaples]

What did it sell for?

[prototype]

$26,400

[TomP]

Three of those there (maybe more, haven't looked at all the days) and a Machine too. It seems like a good deal but if it's not a Camaro/GTO/Mustang/Shelby or Mopar the values seem to plummet.

[EZ Nova]

Three of those there (maybe more, haven't looked at all the days) and a Machine too. It seems like a good deal but if it's not a Camaro/GTO/Mustang/Shelby or Mopar the values seem to plummet.

To be quite honest, I thought the market was soft and prices down across the board. The '68 L88 Vette seemed down. Thought it would be a min of $450,000+.

Not sure if the Bullet Mustang being there kept people from buying or bidding for fear or thoughts the deep pockets guys just might snatch it up???

[Lee Stewart]

https://i.postimg.cc/NFJNjXm0/screenshot-7536.png (https://postimages.org/)

Some of the Mopars did very well IMO.

[EZ Nova]

Yes Lee there some cars did well. I thought the Buick GS stuff seemed soft too if you asked me. Thought I saw a few GS 455 under 50K and a Stage 1 ragtops for mid 60's?

Was this the auction that was to have 10 '69 Z28's on the same day???

[TomP]

How about that powder blue 69 Camaro RS/SS 350.
Seemed to me buyers of musclecars are paying more for luxury in lieu of performance. Sort of like the old blue book guides, "add 20% for air conditioning" 10% for power windows" etc... Hemi money for a 383 pimpmobile.

[njsteve]

https://i.postimg.cc/NFJNjXm0/screenshot-7536.png (https://postimages.cc/)

Some of the Mopars did very well IMO.

That's my old orange hemi sunroof Charger that sold.

Anyone know who bought it? I still have the entire photo album of my adventures finding it and rebuilding the engine back in 1988. It was a garage find that took me two years of negotiating, to buy.

I sold it in 1994 to NFL player Kevin Greene who then sold it to Wellborn after a few years.

It bid to $375,000 back in 2015 when Wellborn had his other big Mecum auction fest.

https://www.mecum.com/lots/FL0115-204117/1971-dodge-hemi-charger-rt-sunroof/