Charley has probably been here all week.... I've been doing "daughter stuff".... so only have picked up my bidder pass. Will be there all day tomorrow (Friday) and Saturday. I'll also hook up with my buddies -- that bring 40 plus cars to sell and they'll give me the real scoop.

Remember -- some of the cars you think are sold - are not REAL MONEY...

I'll make it a point to post up what I find out. :cheers:

Greg , was just going to inform Roger (before i saw U had posted this) about lot 714 55 chevy bringing 143 k--wondering what his could have done??? jim

Well watching last night I was thinking if I was in the market it would be a great place to buy a starter project but damn glad I'm not selling something there.

Most of what I saw looked like the sale prices barely would cover the restoration or build costs. I think I might cringe when the Roadster Shop Chevelle comes across.

You're right on many examples, however it seems like the high end custom stuff is really bringing good money. I think the roadster shop 70 will do well.

I could see Milton getting involved given his recent collection liquidation.

Here are a couple of Chevelles that might change your mind.

Check out 710.2.

Super bucks for a stock interior car with an Autozone'ed dress-up engine compartment.

708 did pretty good and it's jobber quality at best. JMO. :)

Finally someone living in the real world. I have watched these threads year after year and almost everyone is convinced that everything that happens there is real. I was at a luncheon once where Craig Jackson spoke. After he boasted about his 100% sales percentage in front of a room full of auction professionals, I was tempted to ask of the 100% that sell, how many really change owners. 100% sold simply means that they get paid on every car.

he is kicking his ass now , so are we . we had a satruday night # on the camaro and the owner got pissed about BJ not putting in the contract that the car would be inside ! so he pulled it .

WTF?

http://www.barrett-jackson.com/appli...&aid=403&pop=1

I knew that classic trucks were bringing good money, but had no idea it would be like this. If there an kicking my own ass smiley on here somewhere.

Whatsamatter? You don't think that is twice as cool as a 66 Chevelle? :lol:

Just proves the old car biz saying. There's an ass for every seat.