Anyone watching Barrett-Jackson?

Just saw a '57 Chevy Convertible go for $94K. Now,a '66 Dodge Hemi car is up...$64K! Unbelievable! In the years to come,the Ferrari's will be the Hot cars. Right now,it's 60's and 70's cars. Waiting to see some Ferrari's. Last night,there was a '72 365GTC that went for about $40K,I believe. It was really nice. Kind of a nice Gray metallic with a very nice Tan interior. Even the announcers were surprised. They said it is a very undervalued,under-estimated car. But,WE already know that. Don't we. ...Wait...Hold On a Minute...O.K.,here's a Red/Tan '67 365GT. Looks nice. Saw that another one had gone for $80K..earlier. This one went for $58K.

 

$104,000.00 for a Fuel Injected '58 Impala Convertible! Unreal!!! Start storing some extra Ferrari's,now while they're cheap!!! I'm tellin' you.

 

And,out of 773 cars,there are 18 Ferrari's. One is a '77 GTB transformed into a 288GTO Spyder. Has an '87 328 engine with 460HP.Twin Turbo. All genuine Ferrari parts. But,no regular 308,328,348,or Testarossa's. 2 Lambo's. (1-Jalpa,1-Countach). 3-Masers.( 1-Bora,1-Ghibli Convt.,1-Indy) ,1-Lotus,1-Cheetah,1-Italia. www.barrett-jackson.com Looks like most of the Ferrari's will be on Saturdays show.

 

Well,the "rarest" Ferrari that was there was a 1951 Vignale Spider. Looked nice. The darker Rossa color,with Tan Leather. The highest bids were up to $340K. But,it had a Reserve of $400K. No Sale... And,I was looking forward to seeing that 288GTO Spider "recreation". But,they went to commercial as it was coming up. It was sold for 40K ! With a 460 HP Twin Turbo '87-328 motor. All real Ferrari Parts,including the 1977 308 Donor that it was made onto. That would definitely be a Fun car for that money.