Barrett Jackson Auction

[realn96]

Here's the AAR that sold at Barrett Jackson.

https://azure.barrett-jackson.com/events/event/details/1970-plymouth-cuda-aar-217836

I wonder if the AAR seller is happy about his "NO RESERVE" sale at $58K ?  That's only $100,000.00 short of his asking price
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1970-Plymouth-Barracuda-AAR-CUDA/202283627403?hash=item2f190b338b:g:nWMAAOSw4-lajlZX&vxp=mtr 

He's probably still at the bar! 

[303 Mopar]

Here's the AAR that sold at Barrett Jackson.

https://azure.barrett-jackson.com/events/event/details/1970-plymouth-cuda-aar-217836

I wonder if the AAR seller is happy about his "NO RESERVE" sale at $58K ?  That's only $100,000.00 short of his asking price
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1970-Plymouth-Barracuda-AAR-CUDA/202283627403?hash=item2f190b338b:g:nWMAAOSw4-lajlZX&vxp=mtr 

He's probably still at the bar! 

$58k minus the BJ fee and shipping to Palm Beach.   

Not many Mopars in this auction, and only 2 Cudas and 5 Challengers, including this one with a 392 Hemi and sold for $165k. 

[303 Mopar]

This Cuda with a 6.1 Hemi sold for $139,700.  Told ya @anlauto, resto- mods with Gen III's are in selling very high. 

[anlauto]

For that price I would at least want door handles

[benlavigne]

Here's the AAR that sold at Barrett Jackson.

https://azure.barrett-jackson.com/events/event/details/1970-plymouth-cuda-aar-217836

I wonder if the AAR seller is happy about his "NO RESERVE" sale at $58K ?  That's only $100,000.00 short of his asking price
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1970-Plymouth-Barracuda-AAR-CUDA/202283627403?hash=item2f190b338b:g:nWMAAOSw4-lajlZX&vxp=mtr 

He's probably still at the bar! 

This car has been discussed here before: https://forum.e-bodies.org/cars-for-sale-or-wanted/8/aar-cuda-survivor-on-ebay-b5-with-bench-automatic-dollar89-997/5751/msg81270#msg81270
Basically sold for market value (was bid to 58K also on eBay), but Mr. Jackson pocketed over 10k commission in the deal...

Ben

[Yellow71Cuda]

Here's the AAR that sold at Barrett Jackson.

https://azure.barrett-jackson.com/events/event/details/1970-plymouth-cuda-aar-217836

I wonder if the AAR seller is happy about his "NO RESERVE" sale at $58K ?  That's only $100,000.00 short of his asking price
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1970-Plymouth-Barracuda-AAR-CUDA/202283627403?hash=item2f190b338b:g:nWMAAOSw4-lajlZX&vxp=mtr 

He's probably still at the bar! 

This car has been discussed here before: https://forum.e-bodies.org/cars-for-sale-or-wanted/8/aar-cuda-survivor-on-ebay-b5-with-bench-automatic-dollar89-997/5751/msg81270#msg81270
Basically sold for market value (was bid to 58K also on eBay), but Mr. Jackson pocketed over 10k commission in the deal...

Ben

I saw the car in person on Friday afternoon, and I have to question the originality of the paint.    There was some blue paint over spray apparent on the right side leaf spring, and some raised paint ridges around some of the AAR decal(s).     A nice car for sure , but I'd say the car sold for what it is worth.     

[RUNCHARGER]

I can't say I'd even pay 1/3 of that for the purple Cha/Cuda or the silver Cuda but to each their own.

[blown motor]

And if you want to go really crazy with a 71 TA convertable

https://azure.barrett-jackson.com/Events/Event/Details/1971-DODGE-CHALLENGER-CUSTOM-CONVERTIBLE-217699

That one used to belongto a friend, he sold it at Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale in 2016 to Staluppi for 65k plus commission, was re-sold today for 80k plus commission, a good profit...
All of the T/A pieces on it, including drivetrain, hood, are original from a wrecked T/A

Ben

So Staluppi paid 65K plus the 6,500 buyers fee for 71,500. Now he sold it for 80K minus 8k sellers fee for a net of $500. I think BJ was the only one to profit. Or have I missed something?

[750-h2]

Unless this V code convertible was a total rebody,  this was a STEAL at $70,000 + auction fees!!!!!! Nice ones usually sell for around $400,000.

https://azure.barrett-jackson.com/Events/Event/Details/1970-DODGE-CHALLENGER-R/T-CONVERTIBLE-218431

[anlauto]

Unless this V code convertible was a total rebody,  this was a STEAL at $70,000 + auction fees!!!!!! Nice ones usually sell for around $400,000.

https://azure.barrett-jackson.com/Events/Event/Details/1970-DODGE-CHALLENGER-R/T-CONVERTIBLE-218431

Color change, poor quality restoration and 5 speed transmission don't help 
But I agree, but it for $70K, invest $100K in a proper restoration and you're still ahead of the game

[benlavigne]

And if you want to go really crazy with a 71 TA convertable

https://azure.barrett-jackson.com/Events/Event/Details/1971-DODGE-CHALLENGER-CUSTOM-CONVERTIBLE-217699

That one used to belongto a friend, he sold it at Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale in 2016 to Staluppi for 65k plus commission, was re-sold today for 80k plus commission, a good profit...
All of the T/A pieces on it, including drivetrain, hood, are original from a wrecked T/A

Ben

So Staluppi paid 65K plus the 6,500 buyers fee for 71,500. Now he sold it for 80K minus 8k sellers fee for a net of $500. I think BJ was the only one to profit. Or have I missed something?

Mr. Staluppi and other regular customers do not pay all of the usual 10% buyer or seller fees... With 140+ cars at this auction, I'm sure he negociated a better deal!

Ben

[BIGSHCLUNK]

Unless this V code convertible was a total rebody,  this was a STEAL at $70,000 + auction fees!!!!!! Nice ones usually sell for around $400,000.

https://azure.barrett-jackson.com/Events/Event/Details/1970-DODGE-CHALLENGER-R/T-CONVERTIBLE-218431

Lot 426.1 

[kdcarman]

Unless this V code convertible was a total rebody,  this was a STEAL at $70,000 + auction fees!!!!!! Nice ones usually sell for around $400,000.

https://azure.barrett-jackson.com/Events/Event/Details/1970-DODGE-CHALLENGER-R/T-CONVERTIBLE-218431

Color change, poor quality restoration and 5 speed transmission don't help 
But I agree, but it for $70K, invest $100K in a proper restoration and you're still ahead of the game

What was the original color of the car?

[Shoooter]

prices have seemed to dropped alittle. still some good deals out there

[ToxicWolf]

What has surprised me some is how well the customs have done in this one.