Mecum Auction Kissimmee 2020

[Ro_Ja Boy]

A non-Coyote for $95k seems like it should have sold IMO.

 

[JoePro]

Lot T45.1 $125k invested and Lot F55.1 $200k invested and no Coyotes?!

 

[JoePro]

A non-Coyote for $95k seems like it should have sold IMO.

I think so too

 

[Glass Pony]

Anyone interested in what the Bullitt Mustang just sold for a little bit ago?;D
Or wanna watch later?

Pretty exciting buildup.

Paul

I thought it was funny that the seller wanted to start the bidding at $3,500. That was what he paid for it.

 

[904Bronco]

I thought it was funny that the seller wanted to start the bidding at $3,500. That was what he paid for it.

Hell of a return on that investment huh?

He can build a tribute car to replace it and put the rest in the bank... And say that he used to own the real Bullit Mustang!

 

[sprdv1]

Hell of a return on that investment huh?

He can build a tribute car to replace it and put the rest in the bank... And say that he used to own the real Bullit Mustang!

Right. That's for sure

 

[Bronco4x4]

For those wondering >> The Bullitt Mustang sold for $3.74M.


https://news360.com//article/517542796

 

[DirtDonk]

When the prices get this high, it's a shock to see the final price after you tack the buyer's fees on top.
I didn't see it mentioned, or broken down, but the actual bid at auction went to 3.4mil.
The additional $340,000 must mean the typical 10% buyers fees still apply!
A big sale and I'm sure they wanted their part. Seems more like a pound of flesh at that point!

When you're talking about a $20k selling price, the extra $2,000 doesn't seem so bad. But the big guns really keep the auction houses in the green.
Quite a few $300k and up, and a few million-plus sales that day.

Paul