Ben Snobar Auction DAY 1

[Cuda Cody]

Day one at the Snobar auction.  The turnout was great and we got to see a lot of familiar Mopar faces.  Prices were strong for what I thought was being sold, but that's a good sign for the hobby and Mopar market.  Lots of people willing to pay big money for good stuff and even strong money for things they shouldn't have (me =  ).  I bought a few things I didn't look over good enough, but I'll get over it.  I had a great time and look forward to tomorrow.

Here's a video I took of the Hemi Charger being sold for $58,500.  I had to put it on Facebook because of the size and my computer is giving me problems right now.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/ebodies/permalink/1636013553110807/

https://www.facebook.com/Cody.Reich.Cuda/videos/10203626818308848/

[pink aar]

I was thinking there would have been more people than that there. From the pictures.

[pink aar]

I was expecting to see a heavy hitter there from Alabama in the photos, but I didn't.

[ViperMan]

I was thinking there would have been more people than that there. From the pictures.

I'll admit I'm surprised too - for the number of high-dollar orders that sold to the floor (a very small percentage went to internet bidders) I expected standing room only...

[cudajunction]

@pink aar - I fully expected that heavy hitter or that long haired guy that shops for him there, but they were not in attendance.

[7212Mopar]

Anyone happens to know how much one of the 340 engine or block sold for?

[JP426]

Anyone happens to know how much one of the 340 engine or block sold for?

A 69 sold for $1050, 70 $1250, The rest went for $250 to $650.

[Cudajason]

Anyone happens to know how much one of the 340 engine or block sold for?

A 69 sold for $1050, 70 $1250, The rest went for $250 to $650.

All sales prices are on the auction company website.  Click on Past Auctions, under the Auction header.

Jason