I'd like to know.

[kb426]

I looked at the results of the Fort Collins auction. There were 3 59 chevy convertibles. None had engines or trans. All had some rust or body damage. The interiors were very poor. The 1st brought 30 grand. The 2nd brought 65.5 and had no floors. Someone had started and had bought some replacement panels and had stopped. The last brought 88.5. The auction had many converts. They did well.

[58 Yeoman]

Good grief, are wagons still in demand?  Maybe I should put up the Yeoman, it has solid floors, engine and trans and no rust. Oughta be good for at least $50k?

[WZ JUNK]

There are suckers born everyday.  A tv show can build a nice car out of one of those in 4 or 5 episodes. 

I do mean to seem sour, but where is the end to this madnes.  There must be a lot of people out there that have a lot of money to throw out because the numbers do not add up.

[idrivejunk]

What would you like to know?

[kb426]

I'd like to know why the bidding was 20 grand above each prior sale. I know that people become more motivated when the supply dwindles but those prices surprised me. I watch Bring A Trailer most days so I have an idea what finished vehicles bring. That caught me by surprise.

[enjenjo]

That is fine with me. I have a 66 Impala convertible , unrestored that I am thinking of selling.

[idrivejunk]

Oh. Numbers. Not my cup of tea. Tough to keep pace with an expanding universe yet here we are.