brickwhite
Contributor
Posts: 193
Loc: Missouri
Reg: 09-05-19
|
01-22-21 11:54 AM - Post#2812639
https://www.mecum.com/lots/PG0121-454429/19 66-chev...
Sold for $85K what
said it was 427 but have the stuff on it was not original...
|
|
Oshawa65SS
Frequent Contributor
Posts: 1037
Age: 60
Loc: Grande Prairie AB & N...
Reg: 09-22-14
|
01-22-21 02:33 PM - Post#2812649
In response to brickwhite
Pop bottle windshield washer refill 
Ryan
65 Impala SS Evening Orchid convertible 283 2V with Powerglide and 10 bolt 3.08 open by PO, originally 3.36
Build date Dec. 21 '64 Oshawa |
|
 A White Sport Coupe
"10th Year" Silver Supporting Member
Posts: 453
Reg: 08-19-10
|
01-22-21 02:42 PM - Post#2812651
In response to brickwhite
I was at Kissimmee last week. Virtually EVERYTHING sold for way more money than they were worth.
|
brickwhite
Contributor
Posts: 193
Loc: Missouri
Reg: 09-05-19
|
01-22-21 05:26 PM - Post#2812664
In response to A White Sport Coupe
Maybe a bubble or buyers are bored.
|
 chopr1
"2nd Year" Gold Supporting Member
Posts: 63
Age: 73
Reg: 01-11-19
|
01-22-21 06:30 PM - Post#2812669
In response to brickwhite
I bought a vehicle there last, NO way I could swing those prices this year. Just me may be.
|
wagonman100
Site Ambassador
Posts: 15020
Loc: Baltimore, MD
Reg: 11-27-04
|
01-23-21 07:40 AM - Post#2812720
In response to chopr1
NADA puts the value at $50,000.00 tops. And that would probably be numbers matching.
Jay
Friends don’t let friends drive Fords.
1999 Silverado Z71 4X4 extra-cab short bed
1983 Malibu Fauxmad - tubbed
1978 El Camino Kustomized
1972 Monte Carlo
1957 210 handyman wagon
1957 Nomad sport wagon
1957 Cameo Carrier |
|
docjns1
"2nd Year" Gold Supporting Member
Posts: 159
Loc: upstate NY
Reg: 11-12-19
|
01-23-21 09:56 AM - Post#2812739
In response to wagonman100
I was watching and as it rolls up to the block they cut to the tent for a another bunch of white mustangs before a commercial break. So as usual watching from home we only get to see the same old Ferraris, mustangs, etc.
Steve
*********
'65 Impala SS, Crocus Yellow/blk
327 / 300 L74
M11 3 on the tree
12 bolt 3.31 open dif |
|
brickwhite
Contributor
Posts: 193
Loc: Missouri
Reg: 09-05-19
|
01-23-21 06:48 PM - Post#2812783
In response to docjns1
https://www.mecum.com/lots/PG0121-454566/19 69-chev...
$90K for a 69 Nova???
ugh...
|
cware
Poster
Posts: 96
Loc: Norman, Ok
Reg: 06-15-12
|
01-24-21 09:43 AM - Post#2812809
In response to brickwhite
My wife and I caught a little bit of the auction also and we were thinking the same thing. We couldn’t believe the price some of these cars were going for. I think it would be cool to go to one of these auctions one day but they are clearly not in the average guys price range it seems. Although I’m sure they have cars that go for much less but just don’t show them on tv.
And I also agree with the comment above. I usually stop watching after seeing yet another Mustang or Camaro and I’m a Mustang fan and owned 2 in the past.
|
bigbowtielover
Valued Contributor
Posts: 2650
Loc: Surrey British Columbia
Reg: 09-01-13
|
01-24-21 02:18 PM - Post#2812827
In response to brickwhite
Protector plate has engine code IV. Thats a 427 390 hp with turbo 400 automatic.
|
chopr1
"2nd Year" Gold Supporting Member
Posts: 63
Age: 73
Reg: 01-11-19
|
01-24-21 04:44 PM - Post#2812844
In response to cware
cware, This is the way it was for me years back, no way could I afford Barret-Jackson stuff. So I started looking at lower end auctions. Mecum was decent, as I've said before, I bought a 65ss there last year. Price was a little more than I anticipated, but that is always the way it seems to go. Still it was one I could swing (just). This year, no way. A friend of mines take on this is, people are scared, economy, politics, what ever, and this is a safe haven, investment. Just my two cents worth. (that's all I had left after my purchase!). Mecum was great to work with I will say that, everything went smooth for me.
|
66cayne
"2nd Year" Silver Supporting Member
Posts: 2940
Reg: 08-06-08
|
01-24-21 05:26 PM - Post#2812847
In response to A White Sport Coupe
The 'good deals' happen on Wed/Thurday. By the time Saturday rolls around they are only selling their best cars. No deals then. Its a great event to attend (only 20 miles or so from Orlando) even if you are not buying a car.
|
 gkralik3645
"7th Year" Silver Supporting Member
Posts: 283
Loc: omaha
Reg: 12-05-13
|
01-25-21 07:11 AM - Post#2812878
In response to 66cayne
The most reasonable prices are the auctions in Kansas City.
George
|
Jonechev
Senior Member
Posts: 824
Loc: Cottage Grove,Minnesota. ...
Reg: 05-03-02
|
01-27-21 06:14 PM - Post#2813109
In response to brickwhite
yep, pretty crazy money.  I think they just might have a little more disposable income than most of us. It's just proof positive of what I have always said, I am a poor man in a rich man's game. but I get the feeling I am not alone. Having said all that it is a beautiful car to be sure. I think I have seen it in a magazine possibly. May even have the article with it in pictures somewhere. Might have to see if i can find it.
|
 65OldSchool
Silver Supporting Member
Posts: 14
Loc: Western Washington
Reg: 10-27-20
|
01-27-21 07:11 PM - Post#2813111
In response to Jonechev
$385,000 for the '70 Chevelle. Yeah, an LS6. Yeah, a convertible. Yeah, a rockcrusher. Yeah, numbers matching. But sheesh!
Bart
1965 SS 396 4-Speed
Tuxedo Black |
|
|
Gain extra benefits by becoming a Supporting Member 
