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Which Corvette car auction around the USA usually brings out the most buyers money,that allows the seller to have a reserve selling price? I know Barrett Jackson Arizona auction will not allow you to have a reserve selling price.
Thanks
I know of a beautiful 58, with all kinds of awards, that sold at Mecum Bloomington Gold auction for $86K, then year later went for $150K at Barrett-Jackson.
John,
Was that the Panama Yellow 2x4 245 HP at West Palm Beach this past March? If so it was gorgeous, and spoke to the owner who said he bought it a year earlier at auction. Maybe that was it. It certainly was nice. It sold for 165k.
Lot # 674 BJ Palm Beach 2007, sold for $165,000 (all in). Pretty car, picture:
write up in BJ listing:
"This stunning panama yellow with white coves 1958 dual quad Corvette is equipped with an ultra rare power top. It was treated to a no expense spared recent total frame off concourse restoration to the NCRS exacting specifications. It has test miles only since completion. THis very speciasl Corvette has been judged by the top experts in the Corvette world earnings most every award available including: Multiple NCRS Regional and National Top Flights Awards 2004-2006, NCRS Performance Verification Award 2006, Bloomington Gold Certification 2004, Gold Spinner Concourse Award 2004, TRIPLE CROWN 2004, and the ultimate award the coveted NCRS Duntov award in 2006. It was invited and displayed as a part of the Bloomington Gold Special Collection where only the very best receive very limited invitations. If you are looking for the very best this very special proven Corvette has walked its talk and is exactly what you have been looking for! Do not miss this unique opportunity to own the best of the best!"
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