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Yep, made some changes. In the middle of going crazy, but it’ll all work out
Where do I find the car clubs on here to update our website?
Lots of negative comments on Facebook regarding the auction this year. People are very unhappy with Fox and their coverage (or lack of), the amount of cars sold during commercials and more. Hopefully someone reads/listens and changes are made before the next auction. It did seem like a large amount of cars never made the air, Ring Brothers had at least two cars there, only got to see one.
We always look forward to Saturday night and the cars that come across – this year was very boring with that Salon collection. Same guys were buying all weekend, it seemed. Didn’t look like Ron Pratt bought much this year, maybe because Rick Hendrick was buying it all?
Jackson’s are still making a killing this weekend, but this year didn’t seem to have the big dollar cars that bring in the bidders (and the tv audience)
Way too many commercials and Corvettes.
Seems like lots of buyers with fair prices on some and crazy prices on others. The charity cars drive me nuts, I know it’s about getting as much as you can, but get on with it… the same people buy them and chances are donate them right back, tax deduction
Seriously? I can see viewership going way down this year, that’s a bit much to ask let alone not many people get those channels. With all the millions that family makes off these auctions, one would think they could’ve worked something out.
My husband has building a ’57 Chevy for a year or so now, we’re hoping to have it on the road this spring, definitely at Back to the 50’s. Spring seems so far off!
Amigo2k wrote:http://chicago.craigslist.org/chc/cto/4238986991.html1970 Buick skylark convertible, very rare options – $20000 (Chicago ill)
Pretty crappy pics for that much money… I wonder if he’s selling it to buy a Chevelle?
That is so early to have a show, but they need to have it before the kids get out of school, I’m thinking. It was freezing cold last year, but they had a great turnout
Jon – as stated above – I have NO problem with newer cars at shows and welcome them. I also do not surround myself with older cars that are “bought”, we build our own and always will. I know of several newer cars that have just as much work as the older ones, sometimes even more and I respect that. With that said, I’m talking about the guy that buys a car on Friday and expects to win best of show on Sunday, clearly not making any modifications or attempts to make the car his/her own, sometimes not even cleaning the car up – I’ve seen it happen too often.
