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CSX 2091 sale at Barrett Jackson
I dont know the history of this particular car but was suprised it only went for $365K plus the 10%. Anyone know the history of the car or if there might be a reason it didnt go for higher?
Ron |
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The specs on the car are posted at http://www.barrett-jackson.com/appli...vecarlist.aspx Enter lot #1303 in the search criteria. |
Ron, auction history has these original 289 roadster cars in the $300+ range for quite a while. The big bucks come in when there is "history" attached such as a big name owner or racing record. CSX 2091 was not a 427 S/C and was a made for the street roadster, no side pipes or roll bar. It does not have the original engine or trans. It is still a nice car and $401K total price is still a good price. The other original 1964 that sold for a total of $478K had history, had original everything and a Paxton supercharger.
AZ Bob |
Still a lot of money. :eek:
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Prices were down everywhere. Nothing over $1M. Remember that a CSX car went in Vegas for $400K so this was my bogey range for these.
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Based upon the history of this 289 I was expecting about 400K.
Mike |
I was surprised that a couple of them sold for what they did. Maybe the economy had something to do with it as a lot of the cars I watched sold went for less than they would have a few years ago. Even a Hemi Cuda went for less than I expected it would.
Ron |
Today AZ republic
Barrett-Jackson's top-selling car as of early Saturday evening was a 1963 Shelby Cobra Roadster, whose top bid reached $401,500. A 1929 Hamilton Metalplane H47 brought in $671,000.
At Gooding, one of the day's big spenders was Jeff Moore of Houston. Cigar in hand, he was sure he had snagged a deal, paying $1.03 million for a gold 1965 Shelby Cobra 427 S/C with a value estimated as high as $2.5 million. Moore, a collector with 42 cars, said he already had interested buyers asking about the one-owner Cobra. One of them was Rob Clemens of Kansas City. "I'm not a rich guy, but I know you stole that car," Clemens said of what he viewed as a bargain. Clemens paid $632,500 for a black 1967 Shelby Cobra 427 on Friday at the RM Auctions. |
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