Damn it, I missed it by $50K! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by CurtEgerer
From the original thread in Feb - Steve McQueen 911 to be Sold
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Damn it, I missed it by $50K! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by CurtEgerer
From the original thread in Feb - Steve McQueen 911 to be Sold
Given today's financial market, I would venture that hard assets are a solid play for the savvy investor. Key word being savvy.
The auction is on now live. What's the lot number of McQueen's car?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jonesy78
Should be No. 148Quote:
Originally Posted by blue72s
At this rate, the car will be on the block at midnight Eastern. Can't stay up. Let us know how it goes
I just missed the lot #121 that sold for $775,000. What car was that?
1954 Dodge Firearrow III concept. http://www.rmauctions.com/FeatureCar...arID=r255&fc=0
Lot #120, the Ford GR1 display roller on functioning GT platform (no engine, drivetrain or interior) sold for $70K.
Whoever finishes it is gonna have something unique for pretty reasonable money.
Will be interesting to see the '70S, so far I'm seeing a lot of cars being short of the low estimate, including that Ferrari Daytona at $275k.
streaming it now , it will be interesting to see
Good question on concept cars... museum or high-zoot collection?
And watching this feed I'm struck by how many cars Shelby is bidding on.
Wonder if he's in for himself or a client?