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35 million to Ron for his cars ….
130 million dollars of cars sold for the whole auction ….
6.5 million in automobilia … (which I’m sure a big chunk was Ron’s…)….day one of the Pratte collection … 13 million in cars sold (110 cars) and 4 million in automobilia …
Something tells me that Ron isn’t too concerned about the money … his estimated net worth is 350 million and he doesn’t own a company anymore…
1972 Oldsmobile Cutlass ONE OWNER – $10000 (Madison)
Barrett Jackson released a video today, that stated the reason for selling the collection ….
Ron stated that it was on his bucket list to create the collection and now he is going to move on to something else …
Early Bird registration end on Jan 16 …
1962 Chevy Nova Convertible – $24000 (Mt. Horeb) LS motor
Complete restoration was started but not finished. All the body work is finished and painted. New front suspension with rack and pinion steering. New 9″Ford rear end with 3.50 posi and four link suspension. LS-2 motor with chrome headers and wiring harness. New aluminum radiator. New polished fuel tank with pump. New Ididit steering column. Chrome power brake master cylinder. 2″ cowl induction hood. Over 30,000.00 invested. All original parts go with it also.
67 gto convertable red #matching engine 4 speed – $35000 (middleton)
is the best value … one price til it is sold (I’ve used them before)
The last 2 cars I’ve sold have been done on Ebay … Ebay probably has the biggest reach, but you will spend 90 bucks for a 2 week ad.
the best week to place an add is the 2nd week of January … because there are over 5000 classic cars that hit the auction block during January and some folks like to look at websites for a reference (so if they don’t get a car at an auction) then you might get a call later on.
Just be prepared for phone calls from dealers looking to give your car way or to “display” it in their show room…
