Razor @BJ Scottsdale!
 

Razor is up for sale no reserve at Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale, lot 5010.1:

http://www.barrett-jackson.com/appli...&aid=443&pop=0

That is one very nice car. Ringbrothers buils nice stuff.

Ill bet it brings about half what it cost the guy to have it built. Who can afford to do that?

Aparently we all can, since if any one of us were to sell out cars we would take it in the shorts.

I love that car!!

What day is it scheduled to go across the block?

it should be saturday evening prime time

Please oh please let me win the lottery before Saturday!!!!!!

Get to go to my first Barrett Jackson next month. Father in law is selling 67 Chevy ii w ls9/t56. Got a Saturday 9:30 cst. spot supposedly. Can't wait!

I hope everybody that has a car at B-J does well.We all need people to start spending money once more.:thumbsup:

What percentage/fee does the auction charge you to sell your car there?

Looks like 8-10% plus a timeslot fee....

http://www.barrett-jackson.com/consign/faq.asp#4

"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 for No Reserve consignments or 10% of the hammer price for Reserve consignments. 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."

I'm just curious why it's being sold. It would be lifetime bragging rights for me.:unibrow:

Seems like most folks who can afford that level of a car make the show curcuit with it and once it becomes "old", they sell and start a new project.

Heck, come to think of it, I think even us regular guys do that...:_paranoid

Jeff-

Any guesses on what it will sell for?

I think the car turned out way too nice for the owner from what I remember hearing. Some just like building cars as well. It has been for sale almost since it came off the show circuit. I bet it goes for nowhere near build cost and based upon the last couple high end pt cars sold, my guess high 100's like the rest $150k-$175k

What day and time slot did it get?

Looks like saturday prime time after 5pm local.

Thanks speed for the sh@ty coverage.

yep, i just watched on line 245k...

WTF- Talk about F'd up timing. What was the hammer price, didnt even get to see it under the lights- Im pissed!

hammer price was 245k, I was watching online....
:mad:

Wow only 245 ....that's the scary part doing this .owner had to take a huge loss

Poteet's Miller Hauler Special brought same $250k and had just as much in the build as Razor. Sad thing is probably never see ever car again.

I think 245k was good money for the car, regardless of cost of building.
How many protouring cars bring that type of money?

i agree , plus how many 3 year old protouring cars bring that money

Agreed, That's a home run in my book for a 3 year old car.

That's big money for any car. Especially a custom.

You guys remember Bobs Cuda that fetched 550K or so at BJ a few years ago. He drove it hard and broke some things and still sold for big bucks.

they are completely different cars. They attracted different buyers. It was also a much different economy.

Not comparing cars, other than the price difference between SMOY cars.

I highly doubt someone capable of funding a build like that (1) does it for a profit, and (2) is surprised when he doesn't break even.

It obviously was not a spec build.

How many of those cars actually made money?? Any?