Christie's at The Monterey Jet Center

Anyone inside watching right now? Market up, down, or flat?

 

I saw Bill Noon's post in another thread that the breadvan didn't sell. Market going soft?

 

Well, the speculators have moved off to other cars. I'm also interested in seeing if some of the "big dollar" muscle cars sold for their estimates.

 

The following prices in US Dollars include the buyer's premium and are rounded to the nearest dollar. Lots which did not sell are not shown.

On the date of the sale, exchange rates were approximately as follows:
$ 1 = £ .56, SFr 1.27, Yen 110.52, Eur .82
Christie's is not responsible for typographical errors or omissions.



Lot Price
1 494
2 235
3 4,935
4 1,763
5 3,760
6 2,233
7 1,293
8 3,290
9 1,645
11 3,290
13 4,465
14 1,645
15 3,760
16 2,938
18 1,763
19 3,760
20 3,290
21 705
22 1,293
23 1,645
24 1,293
25 764
26 165
27 153
28 823
29 646
30 1,175
31 2,585
33 28,200
34 6,463
35 1,880
37 61,100
38 32,900
39 70,500
40 4,113
42 64,625
43 88,125
44 141,000
47 193,875
49 82,250
50 141,000
51A 94,000
53 21,150
54 16,450
56 30,550
57 88,125
58 94,000
59 52,875
60 37,600
62 94,000
63 129,250
64 176,250
65 345,000
67 1,115,000
68 15,275
69 16,450
70 279,000
72 895,000
73 1,115,000
75 257,000
77 52,875
79 35,250
80 51,700
82 99,875
84 49,350
85 3,535,000

 

Lot 67 was 1965 FERRARI 1512 FORMULA ONE MONOPOSTO Chassis No. 0008 Engine No. 0008.

Lot 72 was 1960 FERRARI 250 GT 'NEMBO SPYDER'
COACHWORK BY NERI & BONACINI Chassis No. 1777 GT Engine No. 2271 GT