Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale - 2016

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JANUARY 23-31, 2016 LOT #1395 1950 FERRARI 195 S INTER SUPERLEGGERA

LOT #1387 1938 CODDINGTON V12 HEMI “THE FRENCH CONNECTION”

LOT #1392 2015 PORSCHE 918 SPYDER WEISSACH

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45TH ANNUAL SCOTTSDALE AUCTION

THE AUTOMOTIVE EVENT OF THE YEAR

A 1966 SHELBY COBRA 427 SUPER SNAKE CROSSES THE BLOCK AT THE 2015 BARRETT-JACKSON AUCTION IN SCOTTSDALE.

BE A PART OF THE CELEBRATION

THE WORLD’S GREATEST COLLECTOR CAR AUCTIONS® RETURNS TO WESTWORLD OF SCOTTSDALE

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ighlighted by a nine-day celebration of the company’s 45th anniversary, Barrett-Jackson, The World’s Greatest Collector Car Auctions®, will be held Jan. 23–31, 2016, at WestWorld of Scottsdale.

In addition to the anniversary celebration, the auction docket is guaranteed to astonish buyers, sellers and automobile voyeurs alike with a stellar showcase of exceptional vehicles.

Indeed, as befits the barometer of the world-class collector-car market, Barrett-Jackson is filling this year’s docket with more than 1,400 rare and collectible vehicles, a small sampling of which includes a wow-worthy 1947 Talbot-Lago T-26 Worblaufen Cabriolet, one of three Talbot-Lago T-26 Cabriolets built by the famous Carrosserie Worblaufen of Switzerland. This big, bold, beauty — being offered for sale for the first time in 24 years — has a 4.5-liter, 6-cylinder engine and a Wilson pre-selector gearbox that was used in both Talbot race and road cars.

Also featured on this year’s docket is the coveted 1938 Coddington V12 HEMI, “The French Connection.” Nestled atop a custom Art Morrison chassis, this one-off, custommade car boasts a 12.8-liter, all-aluminum HEMI-headed V12 BPM motor and a custom-built Turbo 400 transmission. Sporting an appearance similar to a 1937 Delahaye

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and luxurious ostrich-leather upholstery, it was the last creation of legendary builder Boyd Coddington, the late star of “American Hot Rod,” which aired on TLC and The Discovery Channel from 2004 to 2008.

Offering collectors the perfect opportunity to own additional iconic pieces of automotive history, three consecutive-year Serial One Corvettes from 1955–1957 will do a stylish strut across the block, as well as a time capsule 1954 Corvette, which is the famous “Entombed” roadster removed from a brick vault in Brunswick, Maine, in 1986. Sure to create a rapturous mood among bidders, two extremely special original 1967 Corvette 427/435s will also command the room’s attention.

Whether bidding or just soaking-up the incredible atmosphere, this epic event is not just for dealers and the megawealthy; indeed, first-time buyers, families and everyday

auto-enthusiasts all flock to the auction to experience the exuberant atmosphere generated by this high-excitement, high-wattage, ultra-high-dollar event.

As in previous years, fans this year can participate in Ride ’N Drives and Thrill Rides with Ford, Chevrolet and Dodge, while new this year will be the “Behind the Hobby” Collector Car Symposiums where specialists — including BarrettJackson’s own automotive experts — will offer fans in-depth looks at everything from how to buy, sell or care for a collector car to hot future collectibles. In between checking out the cars and attending events, be sure to visit the Vendor Marketplace — the place to be for shoppers, both window and otherwise — as well as for those whose passion runs to specialized and/ or vintage collectibles. Here, sponsors and vendors offer a sensational array of products ranging from fashion-forward jewelry, trend-setting clothing and amazing artwork to custom vehicles and unique automotive aftermarket products.

Whether you’re primed to capture the car of your dreams, rub elbows with celebrities or experience the adventure of auction action at its best, don’t miss this opportunity to be part of this spectacular celebration of automotive history.

“The amazing docket we are building for the 45th anniversary will be a milestone in Barrett-Jackson history,” said Steve Davis, President of Barrett-Jackson.

For more information, visit www.Barrett-Jackson.com.

BARRETT-JACKSON AUCTIONS TURNS 45!

arrett-Jackson, The World’s Greatest Collector Car Auctions®, turns 45 this year, but the company’s sure not experiencing a mid-life crisis. Indeed, to get a little perspective, let’s take a short stroll down memory lane.

The year was 1960. The King of Rock and Roll, Elvis Presley, was promoted to sergeant in the U.S. Army.

In Chicago, the first Playboy Club opened, while Russ and Nellie Jackson, along with sons Brian and Craig, moved to Scottsdale from Michigan.

They opened a successful car wash, but one of the things Russ brought with him from “cold country” was a love for classic cars.

Meanwhile, Tom Barrett III, along with his wife Bonnie and their children, landed in Scottsdale about the same time. Thanks to Tom’s penchant for buying and selling classic cars, Tom and Russ hit it off and in

and Tom kept the auction momentum going on an annual basis, generating ever-increasing sales over the years.

SUCCESS BUILT ON HARD WORK

IN THE 1960S, A CHANCE MEETING BETWEEN CAR COLLECTORS RUSS JACKSON (LEFT) AND TOM BARRETT EMERGED INTO A PARTNERSHIP THAT WOULD CREATE ONE OF THE WORLD’S MOST PRESTIGIOUS CLASS CAR AUCTIONS.

1967 established the “Fiesta de los Autos Elegantes” car show that benefitted Scottsdale’s art center and library.

All this led to the BarrettJackson Auction Company, established in 1971. The two families put up half of the approximately 150 cars from their personal collections, which consisted of some of

the world’s greatest collector cars. Among them was an armored Mercedes-Benz 770K that sold for $153,200 – more than tripling the previous auction record and an event significant enough to be covered on the national evening news.

That first barn-burner event was so successful that Russ

A jump ahead to 2015 shows that the groundwork set in those early years paid off big-time — in 2015, Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale boasted 1,611 vehicles and 2,000 pieces of collectible automobilia selling for more than $137 million. It was the highest-grossing Automobilia Auction in history.

But getting to that level of success required a lot more than simply running a parade of cars through the tents. For example, BarrettJackson was the pioneer in televised auction coverage and now Barrett-Jackson auctions are televised live on Discovery Channel, Velocity and around the world on Discovery Net-

works International.

Barrett-Jackson Auction Company has also steadily expanded its geographic footprint over the years. In 2003, the company added a Palm Beach event and in 2008 added a Las Vegas auction. The newest event is the inaugural Northeast Auction, slated for June 23–25, 2016, at Mohegan Sun in Connecticut.

CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS

Since its inception in 1971, the company has raised nearly $85 million for worthy causes.

A few examples: • The 1950 General Motors Futurliner Parade of Progress Tour Bus from the Ron Pratte Collection sold for $4 million in Scottsdale in 2015, with 100 percent of the hammer price benefitting the Armed Forces Foundation.

• Also at Scottsdale in

2015, the new Shelby GT350R, VIN 001, sold for $1 million to benefit the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.

• In 2014 at Scottsdale, the first retail production 2014 Z/28 Camaro sold for$650,000, with the entire price going to The Cornerstone Schools.

BIG NUMBERS

Add up the whole package — hard work, innovation, unforgettable cars and extraordinarily talented people — and you get some big, BIG numbers.

Along with the nearly $85 million in charitable contributions raised over the years, at Palm Beach last year, a record 60,000 attendees witnessed 526 vehicles sold, generating $22 million. At Reno the company saw a 100-percent sell-through rate, a 36-percent increase over 2014. The statistics continue to climb.

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THE AUTOMOTIVE EVENT OF THE YEAR

JANUARY 23-31, 2016

NEW AND NOTABLE AT THE SCOTTSDALE AUCTION TRANSFORMERS MEGASTARS STORM THE AUCTION BLOCK

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t’s safe to say there’s hardly a millennial out there who doesn’t know of the “Transformers™” movie franchise – or of the two non-human superstars Bumblebee™. This duo of the most famous vehicles in the world from the Hollywood big screen will cross the Barrett-Jackson block in January at WestWorld.

Like the movie character that it represents, Optimus Prime is big. It has real presence. Its shiny oversized exhaust stacks produce a rumble distinctive to its character. While it doesn’t transform into a two-story synthetic military leader from Cybertron, it is a fully functional vehicle with some very interesting features, including rows of glowing lights that suggest an intelligent being looming within. But by far the centerpiece of the Optimus Prime stunt truck is its custom grille capped off with a silver and red “Autobots®” emblem. Imagine seeing that in your rearview mirror. Don’t mess with Optimus Prime!

Equally, if not more, impressive than Optimus Prime is his brother-at-arms, Bumblebee, the 1967 Chevrolet Camaro Resto-Mod that starred in “Transformers 4: Age of Extinction.”

Precocious and seeking approval, Bumblebee is, in many circles, the most beloved Transformers character. After its appearance on the silver screen, this heavily customized 1967 Camaro selling at Barrett-Jackson has lived a charmed life as part of Transformers director Michael Bay’s personal

45TH ANNIVERSARY AUCTION FAST FACTS • Nearly a million square feet under cover • Vast marketplace with more than 200 vendors • Interactive exhibits from over 100 sponsors • Exciting Ride ’N Drives and Thrill Rides • New Collector Car Symposiums • Dozens of dining options, including the Gas Monkey Garage & Patio • View more than 1,500 exceptional vehicles on display and crossing the block collection. This is no movie prop, though. It’s a running, driving car that can enjoyed to the fullest. It’s also a full-fledged Resto-Mod Camaro with modern equipment and amenities wrapped in classic ’60s sheet metal.

This 1967 Camaro has some special features that are instantly recognizable from “Transformers 4: Age of Extinction,” where Bumblebee was made to look more bold and muscular. Completing the Bumblebee theme are various yellow accents, including a custom carbon-fiber and yellow engine cover featuring the Autobots emblem.

Without a doubt, all eyes will be on WestWorld and the Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale auction when these two movie icons sell.

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SCHEDULE Gates, Vendor and Sponsor Displays are open daily from 8 a.m. to close

SATURDAY, JAN. 23 8 a.m.-close 8 a.m.-close 8 a.m.-close 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Preview Day COX Charities Family Value Day The Gas Monkey Garage and Patio Dodge Thrill Rides

SUNDAY, JAN. 24 8 a.m.-close 8 a.m.-close 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

9 a.m.-6 p.m.

Preview Day The Gas Monkey Garage and Patio Dodge Thrill Rides Automobilia Auction

MONDAY, JAN. 25 8 a.m.-3 p.m.

9 a.m.-3 p.m.

9 a.m.-2 p.m.

The Gas Monkey Garage and Patio Ford & GM Ride ’N Drives & Dodge Thrill Rides Automobilia Auction

TUESDAY, JAN. 26

THE “TRANSFORMERS” OPTIMUS PRIME (LEFT) AND BUMBLEBEE (ABOVE).

8 a.m.-close 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

9 a.m.-2 p.m.

9 a.m.-10 a.m.

10 a.m.-11 a.m.

2 p.m.-close

The Gas Monkey Garage and Patio Ford & GM Ride ’N Drives & Dodge Thrill Rides Automobilia Auction “Behind the Hobby” Collector Car Symposium: How to Buy a Collector Car – Top 5 things to look for, insurance, financing “Behind the Hobby” Collector Car Symposium: Caring For Your Collector Car – Maintenance tips, tires, paint, storing Collector Car Auction

WEDNESDAY, JAN. 27 8 a.m.-close 8:30 a.m.-10 a.m.

9 a.m.-5 p.m.

9 a.m.-11 a.m.

10 a.m.-close

The Gas Monkey Garage and Patio Automobilia Auction Ford & Chevrolet Ride ’N Drives & Dodge Thrill Rides “Behind the Hobby” Collector Car Symposium: Hot Future Collectibles Presented by American Car Collector Collector Car Auction

THURSDAY, JAN. 28

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AN INDUSTRY FIRST AT SCOTTSDALE: COLLECTOR CAR SYMPOSIUMS

t has always been a goal of Barrett-Jackson CEO Craig Jackson to keep the company on the forefront of the collector car hobby evolution. “We always strive to elevate the hobby, to bring more knowledge and credibility to the industry,” he says.

Barrett-Jackson was the first collector car auction on television, the first with an Internet presence and the first with an active social media platform. The company is now the first to bring on a team of renowned industry experts, who help review certain high-end cars that may be represented as matchingnumbers or documented with show provenance.

Those industry experts will be joined by others with expertise in specific areas of the collector car hobby for a series of “Behind the Hobby” Collector Car Symposiums at this year’s Scottsdale Auction.

Subjects of the panel discussions will include: HOW TO BUY A COLLECTOR CAR:

The top five things to look for when purchasing a collector car, what to look at when viewing or inspecting a car, the importance of proper collector car insurance and how to finance the car of your dreams.

CARING FOR YOUR COLLECTOR CAR:

Maintenance tips, choosing the right tires and why it

makes a big difference, how every detail counts, how to store your collector car and using the right paint on your collector car.

HOT FUTURE COLLECTIBLES PRESENTED BY AMERICAN CAR COLLECTOR: What cars could be-

come collectibles down the road?

HOW TO SELL YOUR COLLECTOR CAR: Restoration tips for getting the most value

at re-sale, photography, documentation, transportation and auction prep.

YOU OWN YOUR DREAM CAR – NOW WHAT?

The benefits of car clubs, road rallies, car shows and competitions.

AN ADVANCED LOOK INTO COLLECTOR CARS PRESENTED BY THE BARRETT-JACKSON AUTOMOTIVE EXPERTS: What makes a vehicle a

collector car, a primer on engine sizes and output during the muscle-car era, what attributes increase or limit collector car value, collector car fraud and the differences between seemingly identical cars.

The symposiums will be held daily from Tuesday, January 26, through Friday, January 29, in the Equidome area of the auction site. For symposium times and more information, visit Barrett-Jackson.com and check the Scottsdale Auction schedule.

FRIDAY, JAN. 29 8 a.m.-close The Gas Monkey Garage and Patio 8:30 a.m.-10 a.m. Automobilia Auction 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

Ford & Chevrolet Ride ’N Drives & Dodge Thrill Rides 9 a.m.-11 a.m. “Behind the Hobby” Collector Car Symposium:

An Advanced Look Into Collector Cars Presented

by the Barrett-Jackson Automotive Experts 10 a.m.-close Collector Car Auction 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Meguiar’s Car Care Tips 7:30 and 9 p.m. Barrett-Jackson Bull-Riding Challenge

SATURDAY, JAN. 30 8 a.m.-close 8:30 a.m.-10 a.m.

9 a.m.-5 p.m.

10 a.m.-close 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

7:30 and 9 p.m.

The Gas Monkey Garage and Patio Automobilia Auction Ford & Chevrolet Ride ’N Drives & Dodge Thrill Rides Collector Car Auction Meguiar’s Car Care Tips Barrett-Jackson Bull-Riding Challenge

SUNDAY, JAN. 31 8 a.m.-close 8:30 a.m.-10 a.m.

9 a.m.-5 p.m.

10 a.m.-close

The Gas Monkey Garage and Patio Automobilia Auction Ford & Chevrolet Ride ’N Drives & Dodge Thrill Rides Collector Car Auction

TICKETS PRICES AT GATE: Prices do not include processing fees TWILIGHT PASSES: For admittance after 5 p.m.

FAMILY VALUE DAY MEANS FREE FUN FOR THE KIDS

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n Saturday, Jan. 23, Cox Charities presents Family Value Day at Barrett-Jackson, the World’s Greatest Collector Car Auctions®. It presents a great opportunity to see and experience all there is to do at this great automotive lifestyle event before the cars begin to cross the block – and, best of all, children age 12 and under get in free.

Children and families will have the opportunity to participate in a giant Digeez Football Toss, spin the virtual wheel for great prizes, play cornhole and participate in the Cox Family Value Day Coloring Contest, with an iPad Mini as the grand prize. The Digeez mascot will make an appearance for free photos with the kids, and each child will receive a printed photo to remember their Barrett-Jackson experience.

The younger set will also get a kick out of seeing Optimus Prime and Bumblebee from the “Transformers” movies (see related story above), a wild George Barris-designed “Supervan” that has appeared in a wealth of movies (including “Back to the Future II”), the actual Trans Am used to promote the 1977 smash hit movie “Smokey and the Bandit” and many more radical rides getting ready to

8 a.m.-close The Gas Monkey Garage and Patio 8:30 a.m.-10 a.m. Automobilia Auction 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

Ford & Chevrolet Ride ’N Drives & Dodge Thrill Rides 9 a.m.-10 a.m. “Behind the Hobby” Collector Car Symposium:

How to Sell Your Collector Car – Restoration tips,

photography, auction prep 10 a.m.-11 a.m. “Behind the Hobby” Collector Car Symposium:

You Own Your Dream Car – Now What?

Car club benefits, shows, competitions 10 a.m.-close Collector Car Auction 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Meguiar’s Car Care Tips

Children 5 and under are free; Note: You must present a valid ID to receive Senior, Military or Student discount

Adults

Seniors 55+/ Military/ Student

ALL-WEEK PASS (JANUARY 23-31)

$190

$150

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SATURDAY, JAN. 23 (FAMILY VALUE DAY)

$20

$15

free

SUNDAY, JAN. 24

$15

$10

$10

MONDAY, JAN. 25

$15

$10

$10

TUESDAY, JAN. 26

$25 $15

$20 $15

$10 free

$25 $15

$20 $15

$10 free

$35 $20

$30 $20

$15 free

$55 $35

$50 $35

$20 free

TWILIGHT PASS

$75 $45

$60 $45

$30 free

SUNDAY, JAN. 31

$25

$20

$10

TWILIGHT PASS

WEDNESDAY, JAN. 27 TWILIGHT PASS

THURSDAY, JAN. 28 TWILIGHT PASS

FRIDAY, JAN. 29 TWILIGHT PASS

SATURDAY, JAN. 30

BRING THE KIDS TO FAMILY VALUE DAY, PRESENTED BY DIGEEZ AND COX CHARITIES.

cross the block later in the week. There’s bound to be something to attract their attention at the vast Vendor Marketplace, featuring more than 200 vendors this year, and they sure won’t go hungry with approximately 40 food vendors on hand at 75 locations throughout the site.

Children

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EXCEPTIONAL VEHICLES HIGHLIGHT ANNIVERSARY DOCKET “I couldn’t be more excited about the docket of vehicles that are consigned for our 45th Anniversary Auction in Scottsdale. We have quite possibly the best grouping of Corvettes we’ve ever consigned, more than three dozen Mustangs from the Jack Miller Mustang Barn Collection and an elite selection of vehicles in our Salon Collection.”

—Craig Jackson, Chairman and CEO of Barrett-Jackson

 LOT # 1342.1

 LOT #1370

1968 CHEVROLET CORVETTE “HOT WHEELS” CUSTOM COUPE

2006 FORD GT HERITAGE EDITION One of 343 Heritage Editions produced, featuring a supercharged 5.4-liter, 550hp V8 engine and original documentation from Ford when sold new, including two original Window Stickers.

Only 5,718 miles since new. NO RESERVE

One-of-a-kind custom blown big-block Corvette commissioned by Hot Wheels and documented on the hit show “Fast N' Loud,” built by Gas Monkey Garage. This is the prototype for the line of Gas Monkey Garage Hot Wheels cars to be released soon. NO RESERVE

 LOT #7004

1977 PONTIAC FIREBIRD TRANS AM “SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT” PROMO CAR Burt Reynolds and McLaughlin Museum present the 1977 Universal Studios Promo Bandit Trans Am from the movie “Smokey and the Bandit.” It has been frame-off restored and matching-numbers PHS-documented. A true piece of movie history. NO RESERVE LOT #1393

2003 SALEEN S7 COMPETITION PACKAGE The first of four Saleen S7s produced with the optional 625hp Saleen Performance NA upgrade package. Features a carbon-fiber body, 7.0-liter V8, 0-100 km/h (62 mph) in 3.3 seconds. RESERVE  LOT #1400.2

1970 FORD MUSTANG BOSS 429 FASTBACK This ultra-rare 1970 Ford Boss 429 is in one of the wildest colors, Grabber Green. Only 43 of the 500 custom-built models were painted this color. All numbers match, right down to the dipstick. NO RESERVE

RARE AUTOMOBILIA ITEMS FROM FOUR COLLECTIONS TO STAR ON THE BARRETT-JACKSON BLOCK Automotive memorabilia has been around as long as cars themselves. With America’s passion for these nostalgic items continuing to grow, Barrett-Jackson Automobilia Director Rory Brinkman believes lightning will strike twice in the same place in Scottsdale.

The Ron Pratte Automobilia Collection helped make the Scottsdale 2015 automobilia auction the highest-grossing in history, shattering world records. Now, four stellar collections are combining for the Scottsdale 2016 automobilia auction, creating an offering Brinkman says is equal in importance to Pratte’s. The collections of Gordon Apker, Art Redford, Jim MacKinnon and Richard LeRoy represent over 85 years of collecting and include more than 800 tin and porcelain signs, 40 restored pedal cars, over 100 neon signs, gas pump globes, service station displays, 35 restored gas pumps, soda collectibles, general store items and more.

 Extremely clean 1940s Packard Automobiles double-sided neon porcelain dealership sign. Probably the nicest example we have ever seen. Simply gorgeous! 87”x36”x17”

 Stupendous late-1920s Sinclair Aviation Gasoline one-piece milk glass gas pump globe. Appears to have never been used. Simply amazing.

Size 16”x7”x17”

 Stellar 1930s Steelcraft Auburn Super Charger restored pedal car. Probably the nicest example we have ever seen. Rich upholstered interior, pneumatic tires, chromed exhaust side pipes.

Complete with custom car cover. Size 52”x23”x17”  Sophisticated 1930s American National Skippy DeSoto Air-Flow restored pedal car. Impressive with art deco styling and wonderful two-tone paint finish.

Understated elegance.

Size 29”x23”x23”  Killer 1958 Seeburg model 201 restored diner jukebox.

Restored to day-one condition.

Stylized after cars of the period with built-in auto-looking taillights. Very cool!

Size 37”x60”x34”

 Ostentatious 1930s restored American National Cadillac pedal car with shovel nose grill. Restored to original paint color and scheme.

Fully loaded with lots of chrome, upholstered interior, gear shift and more.

Size 50”x27”x24”

 Highly desirable 1940s Greyhound Bus Lines single-sided bus depot sign with animated neon running dog. Face is in all-original condition.

Size 85”x9”x27”

 Phenomenal late1920s restored Ford Automobiles Butler visible dealership gas pump. Restored to concours quality. Size 18”x120”x18”

 Rare circa 1920s-30s Liberty Oil Company Liberty Gasoline highprofile metal-bodied globe with Statue of Liberty graphic.

An amazing find.

Lenses are very clean.

Size 18”x8”x20”  Rare Washington Chief Gasoline double-sided porcelain service station sign with phenomenal Indian Chief graphic.

Presents well. Size 72” diameter

 Ultra-rare 1950s Gibble Oil “Power” Gasoline single-sided neon porcelain service station sign with animated neon.

Horse appears to be galloping. One of the most desirable of gas and oil signs of the period. Professionally restored to day-one grandeur. Size 74”x10”x36”  Extremely rare 1950s Chevrolet Automobiles neon porcelain dealership bowtie sign with a stainless-steel body. Very rare version and in immaculate condition. Size 101”x36”x11”

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ON THE BLOCK LOT #1372 1967 CHEVROLET CORVETTE 427/435 “MUSIC CAR” RESERVE

LOT #1379.1 1953 DELAHAYE 235 SAOUTCHIK RESERVE

LOT #1358 1963 PONTIAC CATALINA SUPER DUTY “SWISS CHEESE” RESERVE

LOT #1375.1 1963 MERCEDES BENZ 190SL CONVERTIBLE NO RESERVE

LOT #1328 1949 CHEVROLET CUSTOM WOODY STATION WAGON NO RESERVE

LOT #1386 1962 PORSCHE 356 SUPER 90 CABRIOLET NO RESERVE

LOT #1043 1970 FORD MUSTANG BOSS 302 FASTBACK NO RESERVE

LOT #1390 1969 CHEVROLET CAMARO YENKO NO RESERVE

LOT #1418 2008 SHELBY GT500KR SERIAL #001 NO RESERVE

LOT #1363 1970 CHEVROLET NOVA CUSTOM TWIN SUPERCHARGED NO RESERVE

LOT #1296.1 1956 FORD F-100 CUSTOM PICKUP NO RESERVE

LOT #1340 1940 FORD DELUXE CHASSIS NO RESERVE

LOT #1339.1 1970 FORD MUSTANG BOSS 429 FASTBACK NO RESERVE

LOT #1334 1960 CADILLAC ELDORADO BIARRITZ CONVERTIBLE NO RESERVE

LOT #1322 1968 FORD MUSTANG CUSTOM FASTBACK NO RESERVE

LOT #1398 1934 ROLLS-ROYCE PHANTOM II KELLNER CABRIOLET RESERVE

LOT #1344 1969 PONTIAC GTO RAM AIR IV CONVERTIBLE NO RESERVE

LOT #1369 1969 CHEVROLET CORVETTE L88 CONVERTIBLE NO RESERVE

LOT #1150 1969 CHEVROLET CAMARO Z/28 NO RESERVE

LOT #1154 1932 FORD CUSTOM ROADSTER NO RESERVE

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ON THE BLOCK LOT #1362.1 1962 CHEVROLET BEL AIR CUSTOM BUBBLETOP NO RESERVE * 2015 BARRETTJACKSON CUP WINNER

LOT #1303 1963 FORD GALAXIE 500 XL CONVERTIBLE NO RESERVE

LOT #1252.1 1970 PLYMOUTH 'CUDA AAR NO RESERVE

LOT #1383 1947 TALBOTLAGO T-26 WORBLAUFEN CABRIOLET RESERVE

LOT #1296 1965 FORD GALAXIE 500 CUSTOM CONVERTIBLE NO RESERVE

LOT #1039 1957 CHEVROLET BEL AIR CONVERTIBLE NO RESERVE

LOT #1441 1966 VOLKSWAGEN 21-WINDOW MICROBUS NO RESERVE

LOT #1292 1952 CHEVROLET 3800 PICKUP “STEVE McQUEEN’S” NO RESERVE

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The service department is the perfect choice for car owners looking for excellent repair, maintenance and light reconditioning of not only collector cars, but modern specialty cars as well. Call or visit the Barrett-Jackson Collection Showroom today.

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