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Old 12-11-2008, 05:47 PM
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Default Re: Well, I took a car to auction for the first ti

Add in the cost to transport, hotel, commission, employee/house shill bidding and it's easy to understand why the internet and car publications are still preferred by many of us.
Unfortunately, many buyers are already looking to see what happens at the Scottsdale auctions . I hate to think that the bidding on clones & rebody's may influence buyers on real cars.
Jim, sorry you had such a negitive experiance. You've had some nice cars, but it's hard to be patient when you/we need cash flow for family & business.
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Old 01-25-2009, 03:36 AM
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Jude cash is king right now.
The auction employee that purchased my Challenger T/A in December just ran the car through the auction today. He purchased the car for $46,000 in Kansas City, took it home to Iowa, and brought it down to Kissimmee. It bid to $48,000 and didn't sell. Sucks to be him.
They sure seemed to work the car harder for him than they did me. The car bidding stalled twice and they pressed and got it to $48,000. It didn't meet reserve.
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Old 01-25-2009, 04:14 AM
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Jude cash is king right now.
The auction employee that purchased my Challenger T/A in December just ran the car through the auction today. He purchased the car for $46,000 in Kansas City, took it home to Iowa, and brought it down to Kissimmee. It bid to $48,000 and didn't sell. Sucks to be him.
They sure seemed to work the car harder for him than they did me. The car bidding stalled twice and they pressed and got it to $48,000. It didn't meet reserve.

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What it lot # 143? I was at the auction today and there were a lot of nice cars that did'nt meet reserve.
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Lot 156. GoManGo Challenger T/A. I didn't see one car meet reserve. The only cars selling were the few no reserve cars and the cars where guys dropped their reserve. I watched te auction on the internet. I was going to take a '68 RS/SS ragger but decided to pass.
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Old 01-25-2009, 05:22 AM
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Default Re: Well, I took a car to auction for the first ti

There were about 10 or 11 cars between Lot # 110 and 150
that sold. Not sure how many of those the owners dropped their reserves on.

The Gulf One 63 Z06 Vette sold for $ 1,050,00.

The 65 Chevelle Z 16 was a NS at $ 150 with a reserve of $ 200K

The 71 Hemi Cuda (last one produced) was a NS at 525K with a reserve of $ 700K

Lot # 126 69 Z28 sold after it left the block and the next bid started at $ 95K
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