Very impressive collection getting auctioned this weekend...

[DBK]

And paid through the nose. My Uncle knows him, says he's a super nice guy.

I'm sure he's got one of those standing deals where he buys any charity vehicle Ford throws up to guarantee they get some acceptable number.

He's got a huge collection too. I think this is only like a third of it.

 

[moneypit]

a even bigger collection is being sold too Ron Pratte

http://blog.classiccars.com/houses-...il&utm_term=0_59461abf0d-5e65979c3c-162102101

 

[82hatch]

wow

 

[black88coupe]

Out of all that stuff I would be happy with Boyds old shop truck.

 

[EXTRM87]

Thanks for sharing that made my friday much better

Reading this in boring meetings

Amazing stuff

 

[DBK]

It's very hard to judge what will happen at any given auction, especially at one where an entire collection is being liquidated. On the right day, I can see that car going for $375k, which would be the high water mark that I have seen for a non-Heritage car.

Lest anyone doubt my expertise, hammer price was $380k. :lol: Good guess!

When you factor in buyer's premium, that's gotta be $410-420k. Insanity.

 

[99SaleenSpeedster]

Lest anyone doubt my expertise, hammer price was $380k. :lol: Good guess!

When you factor in buyer's premium, that's gotta be $410-420k. Insanity.

Wow! Insanity is right. Wonder what my buddy's Heritage would sell for with 19 miles.

 

[DBK]

I would say it's likely right in the neighborhood of $500k. The problem with super high dollars and super low miles is just who you're in front of. Right now dealers are just throwing darts at the board hoping to land a sucker at a randomly concocted huge price. Legit sales on Heritages with low miles are beginning around $400k and go up from there. The extreme, extreme, extreme outlier I have ever seen was a similar mileage car that sold for $570k. That is by far the highest I have ever seen. He would have zero problem getting rid of it for $425-$450k quickly.

 

[sardeanie]

Lest anyone doubt my expertise, hammer price was $380k. :lol: Good guess!

When you factor in buyer's premium, that's gotta be $410-420k. Insanity.

My dreams of having one are slipping farther and farther away. Lol

 

[99SaleenSpeedster]

I would say it's likely right in the neighborhood of $500k. The problem with super high dollars and super low miles is just who you're in front of. Right now dealers are just throwing darts at the board hoping to land a sucker at a randomly concocted huge price. Legit sales on Heritages with low miles are beginning around $400k and go up from there. The extreme, extreme, extreme outlier I have ever seen was a similar mileage car that sold for $570k. That is by far the highest I have ever seen. He would have zero problem getting rid of it for $425-$450k quickly.

Thats insane. I just texted him what the 12 mile car sold for and he was right on. He said "I could probably get $500k for the heritage."

 

[DBK]

White 7 mile GT just went across at Mecum, hammered at $340k.