Atlantic City Auction

[MikeA]

I was surprised to see some high prices for cars that did not sell (I guess the reserves were not met). For example, there was a 1971 Nova SS (clone) that had a high bid of $6750 that did not sell!!

There was some cool cars there, like a Cosworth Vega with 42 miles and a '68 Shelby GT500 with less than 75 miles ($68k).

MikeA

[Edited by MikeA (02-12-2001 at 07:07 AM).]

[Mr Yenko]

CONGRATS on selling that 67 rs/ss Camaro. That car was AWESOME Now all you need is that L-78/L-89 Camaro that you are looking for, so you can fill up that empty side of the garage.

[Kurt S]

Too bad that Cosworth was sitting on a concrete floor and got surface rust on the underside of it.
It was at R-M in MI, right next to the Yenko Nova (silver?) with the wrong drivetrain. Someone posted a pic of the Nova in the showroom and I think you can see the Vega.

Seems like it is doing the national auction tour.

[kiva75]

That Cosworth sold for $9500 I hear, not worth it at all from the pictures I have seen. A 20 mile CV sold a while back in much better condition for a lot less money. There appears to be some question to it's legitimacy as well, as far as the milege goes. But the new owner swears he made a killer buy on it, and will make a profit as well, but at the same time does not care about the history or anything about the car itself. Just another dealer trying to get rich and retire. Maybe he owns a "Yanko" too... who knows?

Britt

[CamarosRus]

Was the Atlantic City recent auction held by KRUSE........someone E-mailed me and said there was 1970 Camaro L-78 that didnt sell, can anyone fill me in on car or details......thanks, chuck

[MikeA]

CamarosRus

The auction was run by Kruse International. Go to the following link for info on the AC Auto:
www.acclassiccars.com/auction.htm
This link shows a list of cars, etc.

MikeA


[Edited by MikeA (02-15-2001 at 07:24 AM).]

[K Pascoe]

Chuck, was the 70 camaro you heard about at Atlantic City a mulsanne blue car? Ken