What’s it gonna bring today at Mecum ?
 

Wow, grey color with 21 miles. I'm guessing 75k

Hoping to see above MSRP of 75K.

With 21 miles? Shelby will be over 100k for sure.

21 miles!?! WTF? I baby mine but that's ridiculous. Its soul is being ruined. That car needs a new owner for sure.

A 1968 Camaro Z/28 just sold for 95k. My first car was a 1968 Camaro SS/RS. Bought it completed restored for $3,500 and sold it for 5k in 1983 without doing a thing to it besides thrashing it. Muncie 4-sp and 12 bolt posi.

$70k

With 21 miles and still can't crack MSRP?

Was that hammer or out the door price?

Final Hammer price was $104,500.
So, buyer paid (10% premium) = $114,950
And the seller received (10% commission) = $94,050

$104.500.00 hammer price...

Prices are insane across the board...:twitch:

It cracked the MSRP.

The date of the sale for the first Z/28 was very unfortunate. IMHO, if it was a Friday/Saturday sale, it may have been up another $10K.


Very true! My friend's friend paid more than $100K for a '67 BB Chevelle. Mecum maybe selling cheap booze and expensive cars! ;)

How about $1.1M for a GTO Judge!!!!

I just checked Mecums site and that $104.500.00 included buyers premium. So seller got low 90's and change. :happy0180:

So the buyer pays 115K for a "new one"... That should make all the 10 to 20000 mile examples worth 75 to 90 right??? :noidea: Unfortunately as we know auction prices have no reflection on real world value. I've been to B.J. and Mecum.. Most the time is a bunch of drunk guys with FU money trying to prove who has the bigger wang ! :emoticon13: I think its great the car pulled this much though! A few under 10K miles last year struggled to get to $70K

I agree the market is sleepy on these cars. Not many vehicles in the 45 to 50K range can hold a candle to them. It's almost as if the low production numbers work against them when i feel it should be the opposite.

Cant say im a fan of that price. Id prefer to not spend that much on one lol. Was a 1 of 7 build though and a former GM show car back in 69/70. Cool history, but not $1m cool for sure. The other RA IV he is auctioning are cooler IMO.