Club Cobra - Barett Jackson to offer CSX-2091

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Barett Jackson to offer CSX-2091

Barrett Jackson will sell the first production 1966 Shelby GT350 and CSX-2091 at their Scottsdale auction in January.

http://automotive.speedtv.com/articl...e-shelby-pair/

I can't affore the commission they charge. BTW what are the current rates for both seller and buyer?

Bob

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Originally Posted by Bob In Ct (Post 1002807)

I can't affore the commission they charge. BTW what are the current rates for both seller and buyer?

Bob

8% charge for seller and 10%-12% for the buyer. Fun to watch, but way too much hype and super risky if you're a seller.

Great Business model.... get em' coming and going !!

Auction Companies are well compensated. -- when I put my stingray up in Bonhams they do take a chunk on entry as well.

2091 is a pretty early car.;

I want to say it is pre-ford electrical with a LUCAS generator -- ,and a pre-rack and pinion.(worm and sector) car. --

can anyone check my math on that.?

Form the BJ Site ;

"Correct date code engine and transmission. Engine was rebuilt, blue-printed by SDRE, dyno tested 417hp and 356 ft/lbs. Body and interior restoration done prior to current owner. Comes complete with top, side curtains, spare tire and jack.
Details: 1963 Cobra purchased November 1993 by current owner. Engine blue-printed by Skip Davis Racing Engines, May 1995. Transmission was rebuilt with NOS parts, new heater and radiator core installed. The body, chassis and interior was restored prior to current owner. In 1995, the restoration of the engine, transmission, cooling and exhaust systems, engine compartment, instruments and some wiring was done. Specification on engine plus all copies of work orders will accompany vehicle. "

Gulp :Some...wiring...gulp ---BLAS HEEEEELLLLLP !!!! this ones gonna fry !!!

Steve

Wow, they have the venue however 20% seems steep. I like BJ as cars sell unlike other auction houses.

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Originally Posted by 1985 CCX (Post 1002941)

Wow, they have the venue however 20% seems steep. I like BJ as cars sell unlike other auction houses.

Yeah, and a lot of those get bought by the SELLERS (because the car may not get what they expected, so they essentially buy it back, pay both commissions, and trailer it back home). And then set it up for another day.

-Dean

WIRING?
That's those little round multi-colored tubes with the copper colored stuff clogging them all up right?

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Originally Posted by PANAVIA (Post 1002902)

2091 is a pretty early car.;

I want to say it is pre-ford electrical with a LUCAS generator -- ,and a pre-rack and pinion.(worm and sector) car. --

can anyone check my math on that.?

All OK, except should be a Ford generator car

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Originally Posted by Got the Bug (Post 1002824)

8% charge for seller and 10%-12% for the buyer. Fun to watch, but way too much hype and super risky if you're a seller.

Don't forget about the "entry fee" which increases according to the day and time your car goes through the auction.:rolleyes:

Jim