In the vintage section Old Guy says that the 365GT4 was never was done by Scaglietti.
I really liked the Impala they sold tonight. I dont know why but they've always been pretty darn cool to me.
Check guy in black Bently of Long Island shirt. Bidding, not buying. Looks like an advertisement so far. I will reserve judgement.
I really liked the bright orange 2 door Dodge HEMI Coronet with the fuel injection stacks and "altered" drag race suspension setup, full rollcage, etc.....what a deal at high 40's !! And what a beautiful car. I was really surprised that the 1969 Trans Am convertible went for high 40's as well.....these are ultra rare and were the first year of the car. I am getting the impression from what I perceive in the sales prices and the moderater's comments that something is going on here in the marketplace.......I don't hear them referring to record sales prices for particular cars yet.....but they are always referring to the "year to date and year to year" total sales stats, which are relatively meaningless. Seems that a lot of cars are cheaper than I expected....maybe I am not up to speed on the market and am wrong....but it's not my impression. Anyone else getting this impression ?
five eh - apparently you've been hanging out with parkerfe and aren't counting the Mondial, or know something about the cut 365?
ok 19th the quality goes up on the http://www.rmauctions.com/ AGAIN LOVE THE SELECTION OF P&F's Results from day one at Russo Steele ??? Some good ones there too
For the Amy fan club (which I have recently become a card-carrying member of ), here's a shot of her without the typical blue blazer in case you didn't find it on your own: http://www.airportjournals.com/Photos/0505/X/0505014_3.jpg Not bad for mid-30s. That adorable smile does a number on me too. Here's a nice article on her from about a year ago: http://www.azcentral.com/community/scottsdale/articles/0120sr-auction20amyZ8.html Seems her talents on the bidding floor stretch beyond a pretty smile and that hug or pat on the back. >8^) ER
Mecum Auctions-May 2006-Shelby Dragonsnake, 1 of 6 sold in as raced condition at $1.6 million. B & J Supersnake=$750K.
Gone is correct! Collector-car writer ejected from show Jan. 19, 2007 12:00 AM Veteran collector-car writer and publisher Keith Martin was stripped of his media credentials and escorted off the WestWorld grounds of the Barrett-Jackson Collector Car Auction this week after he made what auction officials called disparaging and damaging public statements about the event. Wednesday's ejection of Martin, well-known as the former auction commentator for Speed Channel's live coverage of Barrett-Jackson, comes after a blowup with the auction regarding recent columns and coverage in his Oregon publication, Sports Car Market, which covers collector-car auctions in the United States and Europe. The disagreement resulted in Martin being fired as commentator by Speed and Barrett-Jackson, which partner in the coverage, said auction President Steve Davis. In the latest situation, Martin was "holding court" in the Scottsdale auction's media center before dozens of media people and auction goers, Davis said, telling them that Barrett-Jackson is rife with problems and irregularities and they should instead attend one of the competing auctions in Scottsdale and Phoenix. "He was holding a seminar on why you should leave Barrett-Jackson," Davis said. "It came down to him advising people that you need to go to Russo and Steele and RM (Auction), and that Barrett-Jackson has, at best, just average cars." Davis called Martin's behavior "journalistically unethical." Martin, who was also covering the event for the New York Times, said he was unjustly targeted by Barrett-Jackson because of his prior columns, which focused on what he described as shady bidding tactics and what he calls the hyped-up values of the popular muscle cars that are fetching high prices at auction. "My business is talking about the value of collector cars and not getting into (altercations) with an auction company," Martin said. "They had three goons come up to me who said I was making disparaging remarks about the auction and I had to leave." Martin said he would purchase a regular admission ticket and cover the event as a spectator. Davis said he had no problem with Martin attending as a regular customer.
That's a hoot, we'll have to look for him in the crowd. Is all publicity good publicity, and in this case for who?
i'm glad i just renewed my subscription to SCM. the coverage on speed again sucks, imho. martin's expertise is sorely lacking as the remaining commentators are just cheerleaders.
Peloton..... You sure that's not a pic of Rachel Ray....ugh. Here's a much better pic of Amy........ Image Unavailable, Please Login
Only eight '69 Trans Am convertibles? I recall a janitor at a hotel I worked in had a white one 20 years ago. Perfect condition, the little factory eagle stickers - very memorable car. was his DD.