Barrett-Jackson Wednesday Scottsdale 1 18 2018
 

I was able to get to the best "car guy" car auction in Scottsdale for the sheer volume of cars that are available to take a look at. They had over 1700 consignors this year and Wednesday is the turn 'em and burn 'em day-where the most cars are sold in one day, typically.

First up in the new 2018 GT500 Mustang and then secondly the Ford GT. Both are beautiful cars...

Here's a few from the Saleen booth, too!

In this group are some more of the Salon collection. First is the 1937 Rolls Roye Phantom III Freestone & Webb Sedanca De Ville....followed by a 1963 Maserati 3500 GT Vignale Spyder, then an exquisite 1930 Cord L29 Sport Phaeton and finally the 1963 Shelby 289 Cobra Dragonsnake CSX2093 :headbang:

More from the Salon area...just amazing stuff here!

First is a 1968 Shelby GT500KR convertible, Then a 2017 Yenko Camaro and a row of Corvettes behind, a 2006 Ford GT Heritage Edition, then a 1962 bubbletop custom and finally a McLaren:shocked:

These are from the staging lanes...were as the week goes on, it's harder to get any clear shots as it's so full of people :)

So in the staging area a clean 1969 SS396 Camaro, a 1956 Bel Air custom getting ready to go up on the block, then a 1969 Firebird 400...which was really clean. I met up with Quickbowtie Andy Distad at this point. It's always good to see Andy!

This Veyron is done up to represent the American Heart Association, something near and dear to Carolyn Jackson (Craig's wife)...Looks cool!

The 1966 red Corvette convertible was being sold by Jamie Jarvis' friend, Rob Hester. They were happy with the sale...

Finally there is a 1955 Bel Air convertible...which was nice!

To start off this group, a nice Boss 302 (smelled great with the race gas when it was driving around the previous Saturday :) ) Then some from the pre-staging area...

A nice silver 1966 Nova SS, followed by a 1953 Pontiac Sky Chief Woody Wagon custom, a 1956 Buick Century convertible, then a 1957 Chevrolet 150, then a 1961 Chevrolet Impala custom, and finally a 1966 Oldsmobile 442 convertible :burnout:

Rick Eckenrode ("CC Rider" left) and Jamie Jarvis ("Livettes" right) enjoying the Auction. Rick was done for the night being a driver...

Back into tent 9 (one of the big tents up top) and there's a 1940 Willys pick up, then 3 from the Hendricks collection including a 1969 COPO recreation, a 1964 Corvette Fuelie 327/360 convertible, and a 1954 Corvette convertible.

Following that is a Mike Kaiser 1969 Camaro RS/SS convertible and a GTO Judge convertible in a vendors booth.

This is Jamie Jarvis' (Livettes on this site) labor of love. It's in the Salon area as well. There are so many cool custom (yet subtle) touches on this Corvette. The show sign only touches on a few of them. It has to be seen in person to really be appreciated...and yes it's twin turbos :burnout:

More from the Salon area...a 1967 427/435 Corvette, then an LS6 Convertible followed by a 1937 Cord 812 Phaeton Bustleback...and finally the 1965 Corvette cutaway display that was found in South Africa of all places!