Whats the front suspention setup. I love the way this car sits!

Hotchkis springs, shocks, and lower a-arms. SPC upper a-arms, and AFX spindles.

Jody

Jody I hate to see you get beat up that bad on this awsome car maybe you should look into the barret jackson pavillion you can put your car in there with a fixed price that you want. you don't have to have to get your azz handed to you like I did at the no reserve.the area still gets tons of traffic.and 3/4 of the cars there were sold by the end of the week.:captain:

Bump for one amazing car.:hail:

hes gonna have to get like 100k for it at Barrett to get the 85k on ebay because of all the seller fees and commissions etc. probably not worth the hassle but it is a shame to see this go for under 100k. no way you can duplicate anything close to this for that price. good luck wiht the sale

interesting thought. Gonna see if I can get more info as far as fees, etc. Thanks.

Jody

is there actually a 15% fee/commission for the Pavilion? I know there is on the no-reserve auction portion with buyer/seller fees put together, but do they actually charge a seller that for a fixed price section?

from the site:

WHAT DOES IT COST TO SELL MY CAR?

To sell a vehicle at Barrett-Jackson, the Consignor is responsible for an entry fee as well as a Seller’s commission of 8% of the hammer price. The entry fee is determined by day and time of your Lot entry and includes tent space. Payment of fees without a signed contract does not constitute a consignment agreement

http://www.barrett-jackson.com/event...gnment/faq.asp

that's for the live auction part. The Pavilion is a separate thing, where you park your car with a for sale sign and price. No bidding, if you don't get a price you want it doesn't sell.

Someone mentioned that I would have to sell if for $100K to net $85K, and that seems way high. But maybe they charge a higher fee since there's no risk involved.

I have an e-mail in to BJ, was just wondering if maybe someone had any experience selling at the Pavilion and knew the fee structure.

Jody

Buyer's commission is 10% for onsite bidders (more for absentee).

Seller's commisson is 8%.

It's all listed on their website in the consignors and bidders FAQ.