Got to see a bunch of friends and even met some new cool people. It's like a remembrance event for Ben plus we get to look at all his cool stuff he collected. I tried to take some photos of some neat things, but there is so much there it's hard to show it all in photos. I heard the online bids were really taking off and I expect some good bidding tomorrow to get some of the things I have my eye on. Here's some photos from today...
More :takepicture:
I can't get over the organization.....unbelievable.....I'm still confused about so many small (1) piece lots... :looney: Seems like it would take forever to go through...
Best of luck for the Snobar family, I wish them all the best over the next couple of days and I hope that everybody leaves happy :drinkingbud:
Great job on organizing it all. I actually think it will be nice to see that stuff get into circulation again. Hopefully we'll see the parts and cars at shows in the near future.
Quote from: RUNCHARGER on July 31, 2017, 08:24:25 PM
Great job on organizing it all. I actually think it will be nice to see that stuff get into circulation again. Hopefully we'll see the parts and cars at shows in the near future.
:iagree:
Kind of reminds us not to let our collecting get out of hand. :alan2cents:
There is online access to the auction, isn't there? How does one find it?
I'd love to see what I can get one of those Gen I Stratus Coupes for in that second photo, in the back (black and white ones) :)
You have to register and download the software to view and bid it live.
Quote from: fc7cuda on August 01, 2017, 06:14:52 AM
You have to register and download the software to view and bid it live.
Here is the link.
http://murphyauction.com/
May be to late to register to bid, but you can watch live.
I was going to, but I would be to tempted to bid and probably waste my whole day wathing!! :crazytalk: :crazytalk:
Quote from: Cudajason on August 01, 2017, 06:23:36 AM
Quote from: fc7cuda on August 01, 2017, 06:14:52 AM
You have to register and download the software to view and bid it live.
Here is the link.
http://murphyauction.com/
May be to late to register to bid, but you can watch live.
I was going to, but I would be to tempted to bid and probably waste my whole day wathing!! :crazytalk: :crazytalk:
Yeah! Deadline to register was yesterday! That sucks!
I think I'm going to change my hobby. Basket-weaving, here I come.
I'm more curious on what different items are selling for. This will somewhat give us a idea what someone is willing to pay.I'm sure the prices will be all over the place. Cheap on one thing and high on another. Cody, if you do have the time make a note on what things are selling for. I'm sure the bidding will be at a fast pace.
It's nothing BUT MONEY. https://forum.e-bodies.org/Smileys/akyhne/yes4.gif
Has the auction started ?
10AM pacific time
Quote from: anlauto on August 01, 2017, 07:57:24 AM
Has the auction started ?
online bids only have already been entered.
Will we be able to view the "sold" prices ?
exhaust tips are bring good money 425.00 lots 33-43
Quote from: pink aar on August 01, 2017, 10:22:23 AM
exhaust tips are bring good money 425.00 lots 33-43
wow...guessing you got he live auction feed to work. It will not connect fro me...but that's cool.
Quote from: anlauto on August 01, 2017, 09:52:38 AM
Will we be able to view the "sold" prices ?
I haven't been able to view them. I did put in a bid on a Viper part for tomorrow - that's basically all I can do.
LOTS of e-body parts going up tomorrow - grills, fenders, door panels... If you didn't pre-register yesterday, you can still register today and pre-bid on tomorrow's auction until 10AM EASTERN time (8AM Pacific time). I'm assuming that the highest pre-bid number becomes the starting bid during the live auction...?
Quote from: Cudajason on August 01, 2017, 10:57:30 AM
Quote from: pink aar on August 01, 2017, 10:22:23 AM
exhaust tips are bring good money 425.00 lots 33-43
wow...guessing you got he live auction feed to work. It will not connect fro me...but that's cool.
Jason - were you able to download the software to view? Once you do, run it, and in the bottom left corner, type in "livedemo" for username, and "kenmore" as password, and hit Log-in. It'll take a few seconds (where it looks like it's doing nothing) and then it'll pop up. You can see the history back to lot #1.
Quote from: ViperMan on August 01, 2017, 11:20:19 AM
Quote from: Cudajason on August 01, 2017, 10:57:30 AM
Quote from: pink aar on August 01, 2017, 10:22:23 AM
exhaust tips are bring good money 425.00 lots 33-43
wow...guessing you got he live auction feed to work. It will not connect fro me...but that's cool.
Jason - were you able to download the software to view? Once you do, run it, and in the bottom left corner, type in "livedemo" for username, and "kenmore" as password, and hit Log-in. It'll take a few seconds (where it looks like it's doing nothing) and then it'll pop up. You can see the history back to lot #1.
yep tried it twice...I get a message saying it will load for the next heavy equipment auction or something like that.
No big deal, I have work that needs to get done anyway!
$425 ea. for lots 36 thru 39- Cuda exhaust tips. Wonder if the buyer knew he was buying 2 of the same side. :dunno:
Cars are about to start!!!!
The room is clearly filled with Mopar people - the Chevy SS Pickup went for $13,000, a Camaro SS (rebuilt title) for $11K, and the R/T Classic 09 Chally 6spd sold for $23,500 - honestly I don't even know if it's worth that...
DAMN! That '69 Coronet (looked beautiful) went for $12,000!! That thing looked CLEAN!!!
Quote from: ViperMan on August 01, 2017, 12:27:22 PM
The room is clearly filled with Mopar people - the Chevy SS Pickup went for $13,000, a Camaro SS (rebuilt title) for $11K, and the R/T Classic 09 Chally 6spd sold for $23,500 - honestly I don't even know if it's worth that...
do you mean the SSR pick up??
Quote from: Cudajason on August 01, 2017, 12:34:18 PM
Quote from: ViperMan on August 01, 2017, 12:27:22 PM
The room is clearly filled with Mopar people - the Chevy SS Pickup went for $13,000, a Camaro SS (rebuilt title) for $11K, and the R/T Classic 09 Chally 6spd sold for $23,500 - honestly I don't even know if it's worth that...
do you mean the SSR pick up??
Yeup - sorry. Had that typed in there. Dunno where the 'R' went... :)
HEMI CHARGER is 3 lots away!
I don't mine getting a spare 340 block. Shipping cost will be expensive though.
Quote from: ViperMan on August 01, 2017, 12:58:47 PM
Quote from: Cudajason on August 01, 2017, 12:34:18 PM
Quote from: ViperMan on August 01, 2017, 12:27:22 PM
The room is clearly filled with Mopar people - the Chevy SS Pickup went for $13,000, a Camaro SS (rebuilt title) for $11K, and the R/T Classic 09 Chally 6spd sold for $23,500 - honestly I don't even know if it's worth that...
do you mean the SSR pick up??
Yeup - sorry. Had that typed in there. Dunno where the 'R' went... :)
HEMI CHARGER is 3 lots away!
WOW!! that is a good deal. They are listed for twice that much various places. My dad wants one, I guess I should have told him about the auction!!!
Thanks for the update
@ViperMan (https://forum.e-bodies.org/mlist/viperman_88) Please keep them coming!
Quote from: Cudajason on August 01, 2017, 01:07:32 PM
Quote from: ViperMan on August 01, 2017, 12:58:47 PM
Quote from: Cudajason on August 01, 2017, 12:34:18 PM
Quote from: ViperMan on August 01, 2017, 12:27:22 PM
The room is clearly filled with Mopar people - the Chevy SS Pickup went for $13,000, a Camaro SS (rebuilt title) for $11K, and the R/T Classic 09 Chally 6spd sold for $23,500 - honestly I don't even know if it's worth that...
do you mean the SSR pick up??
Yeup - sorry. Had that typed in there. Dunno where the 'R' went... :)
HEMI CHARGER is 3 lots away!
WOW!! that is a good deal. They are listed for twice that much various places. My dad wants one, I guess I should have told him about the auction!!!
Thanks for the update @ViperMan (https://forum.e-bodies.org/mlist/viperman_88) Please keep them coming!
I can't... I just can't... Having a hard time seeing the screen through the TEARS....
'97 Viper (salvaged title) went for $20,000 (normally in the 50's). A 95 Viper (totaled/rebuilt) went for $6,500... SIXTY-FIVE HUNDRED!!!
Hemi Charger is up next!!!!!
UPDATE: Bidding starts at $25,000!
Rockets to 40... Stalls... 47.5, 50... Stalls at 52,500... Internet gets it going again, up to 54,500 - stalls again... Internet tosses in another 1000, floor responds - must be between two people... (Internet guy is probably asking his wife...) :D
Still going - 56,500, 57,500... 58,500... Lots of time between bids - I'm sure auctioneers are milking it...
SOLD!!! $58,500 to the floor.
Quote from: ViperMan on August 01, 2017, 01:11:07 PM
Hemi Charger is up next!!!!!
UPDATE: Bidding starts at $25,000!
Rockets to 40... Stalls... 47.5, 50... Stalls at 52,500... Internet gets it going again, up to 54,500 - stalls again... Internet tosses in another 1000, floor responds - must be between two people... (Internet guy is probably asking his wife...) :D
Still going - 56,500, 57,500... 58,500... Lots of time between bids - I'm sure auctioneers are milking it...
SOLD!!! $58,500 to the floor.
so is that good / fair / low??
The prices on those vipers hurts me too!!!
SO they are only on lot 325 ish, and they need to get through 900 plus lots today...good lord they have a long way to go!!! :unbelievable:
$58500 is pretty solid money for that car.
I'm really glad to see the family is going to do well.
Quote from: anlauto on August 01, 2017, 01:30:38 PM
$58500 is pretty solid money for that car.
:iagree:
I have a feeling the data tag and possibly the build sheet will show up, then it's a bargain. :alan2cents:
Quote from: anlauto on August 01, 2017, 01:30:38 PM
$58500 is pretty solid money for that car.
I'm really glad to see the family is going to do well.
Agreed Allan. I hope the family makes out very well.
What lot are they on now?
Freakin missed the 2pm cutoff but I did get to put some bids in.
Don't think any of them will buy something but I may get surprised.
:notsure:
Funny I told a friend had I been bidding on the Hemi Charger I would have gone up to 50k. Still too many things unknown.
I wrote down most of the prices (about 95% of them) for the first day. They are the hammer prices and do not include the fees or tax. If anyone needs to know what a lot number sold for, just ask. I might not be able to respond right away as I'll be at the 2nd day of the auction tomorrow.
Thanks Cody.
I'll PM you with a small list I'm curious about.
Cody, I was wondering about the lot#666 the 4 speed 340 six pack carb 4791??????? I need it. It has the correct date code for my car. And I was wondering about the T/A head , I do not have the lot number.
Thanks
Cody,If there was one item that blow you away during the first day of the auction ? What was it????????? Or anyone that was there?
Quote from: Cuda Cody on August 01, 2017, 09:06:36 PM
I wrote down most of the prices (about 95% of them) for the first day. They are the hammer prices and do not include the fees or tax. If anyone needs to know what a lot number sold for, just ask. I might not be able to respond right away as I'll be at the 2nd day of the auction tomorrow.
wow very cool!
I would be interested in the prices for any of the rear-ends pots, lot 605 and a few before that.
On day 2 there were some 74 grills, lot 1111. if you happened to note that down, I would interested in knowing what that went for.
Thanks man.
I didn't get the price on 666 as I was bidding one a bunch of stuff right then. I remember looking at 666 and had it crossed off on my bid list. I must have saw something wrong with it while it was hanging on the wall. I bought a lot of the 340 six pack stuff and paid about $175 to $200 per carb. I ended up with the 340 intake (lot 696) and four 340 carbs (lot 662, 663, 665, and 667). AND then when I got home I found out that 2 of the carbs I bought I had not inspected well enough and the bases were broke. I kinda got screwed, but it was my fault for not looking closer.
Best deals by far was the Viper parts. All the other Mopar stuff went for pretty much at market, but the Viper parts no body was there to bid on. Air Bags, headlights, rocker covers, center caps, bumpers, soft tops, nos consoles, trunk lids, nos fenders and pretty much any Viper part there you could have for $25 to $50. Some of these were NOS and retail over $1,000. I'm kicking myself for not buying it, but I told myself not to buy anything I wasn't going to use. I know who bought the viper parts and they are a member here. I'm super happy they got all the viper stuff.
Quote from: pink aar on August 02, 2017, 03:41:08 AM
Cody, I was wondering about the lot#666 the 4 speed 340 six pack carb 4791??????? I need it. It has the correct date code for my car. And I was wondering about the T/A head , I do not have the lot number.
Thanks
Cody,If there was one item that blow you away during the first day of the auction ? What was it????????? Or anyone that was there?
No cell coverage kept me from sharing much while I was on site. :sorry: But I'm back now!!!!
Quote from: fc7cuda on August 01, 2017, 12:35:42 PM
Quote from: ViperMan on August 01, 2017, 12:33:50 PM
This is exciting to watch online - I'll bet @Cuda Cody (https://forum.e-bodies.org/mlist/cuda-cody_1) is having a blast out there...
Thought we would have heard from him by now, must be totally absorbed in the moment. :banana:
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On day 2 there were some 74 grills, lot 1111. if you happened to note that down, I would interested in knowing what that went for.
Thanks man.
The Cuda grills went for $350, $450 and $500 today before buyers fee and sales tax.
Quote from: JP426 on August 02, 2017, 09:21:37 PM
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On day 2 there were some 74 grills, lot 1111. if you happened to note that down, I would interested in knowing what that went for.
Thanks man.
The Cuda grills went for $350, $450 and $500 today before buyers fee and sales tax.
That's pretty decent, never a huge market for those :huh:
Quote from: Cuda Cody on August 02, 2017, 09:20:49 PM
@Cudajason (https://forum.e-bodies.org/mlist/cudajason_260) Lot 1111 = Hammer $450 +$45 fee +$44.55 tax = $539.55
Quote from: Cudajason on August 02, 2017, 06:03:28 PM
On day 2 there were some 74 grills, lot 1111. if you happened to note that down, I would interested in knowing what that went for.
Thanks man.
Quote from: JP426 on August 02, 2017, 09:21:37 PM
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On day 2 there were some 74 grills, lot 1111. if you happened to note that down, I would interested in knowing what that went for.
Thanks man.
The Cuda grills went for $350, $450 and $500 today before buyers fee and sales tax.
Wow, thanks guys.
Quote from: anlauto on August 03, 2017, 05:31:02 AM
Quote from: JP426 on August 02, 2017, 09:21:37 PM
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On day 2 there were some 74 grills, lot 1111. if you happened to note that down, I would interested in knowing what that went for.
Thanks man.
The Cuda grills went for $350, $450 and $500 today before buyers fee and sales tax.
That's pretty decent, never a huge market for those :huh:
Yeah, I probably would have paid that for an nos grill for mine, if I had the money and I was restoring my car.
But I can live with repairing and painting mine!
Quote from: ViperMan on August 01, 2017, 12:27:22 PM
The room is clearly filled with Mopar people - the Chevy SS Pickup went for $13,000, a Camaro SS (rebuilt title) for $11K, and the R/T Classic 09 Chally 6spd sold for $23,500 - honestly I don't even know if it's worth that...
the '09 was stupid money spent IMO. they are $18-19k TOPS and even then it better be under 10k miles. there is nothing special about '09s.
Some notable items that sold (not including 19% for tax and auction fees):
#27 to 31 = NOS Challenger Exhaust tips = $450
52 & 53 = 71 Challenger Headlight bezels = $600
59 = 71 Challenger Tail Lights = $600
116 = NOS Hemi Balancer = $150
136 = four NOS Cuda Door handles (one side) = $300
138 = two NOS Cuda Door handles (one side) = $250
144 = Two Cuda door handles (one side) & Challenger turn signal lenses = $400
401 = 1968 Hemi engine with two window repairs = $10,000
402 = 1966 Hemi Blower Motor = $8,500
449 = NOS Hemi M Code block in crate = $5750
451 = NOS Hemi M Code block no crate = $4,500
528 = 1970 Six Pack Auto trans (0B187255) = $1,100 (owner was outbid by an online bidder)
546 = 1970 4 Speed 23 spline (0E134032) = $350 (I bought it)
600's = Most Sure Grips went for $200 to $350 (some gears were broke, so buying sure grip only on some)
628 = 1970 Hemi front carb (needs rebuilt) = $1,400
659 to 684 = Six Pack Carbs (many damaged or broke) = $100 to $225 (I bought several for the date codes)
696 = 340 six pack intake = $475 (i bought this one)
700 & 701 = 1970 440 Six Pack intakes = $350
753 = New Hemi Heads = $1,100
757 = 1970 T/A Heads and Rocker Arms = $1,550
770 = Hemi Rockers = $1,050
771 = Hemi Rockers = $850
770 = Hemi Rockers = $800
784 = 513 Bellhousing (Cracked) = $300
785 = 513 Bellhousing (Broken mount) = $300
981 = 1970 E-Body 8 track (broken door) = $200
982 = 1970 E-Body 8 track = $475
983 = 1970 AM / FM Radio = $475
997 = 1970 Rallye Dash (very used shape) = $325
1111 & 1112 = 1972-74 NOS Grille = $450
1120 to 1129 = 1970 Challenger Grilles = $75 to $375
1554 to 1572 = E-Body Steering columns (from okay to extremely rough) = $75 to $125
Please remember that the prices shown do not include the fees and taxes. Plus if you were there and wanted to buy those items you would have been the next bid so the price jumps no less then $25 and most of the time it was $50 or $100 jumps to make the next bid.
disappointing that the car owner did not get his transmission
Looks like parts speculators to me. Full retail and more on most items. It's kind of ironic, Ben had a way of getting full retail and more when he sold stuff.
Cody
Just for giggles do you have info on:
#485,489,490,504,537,544,591,602,604,606,609,611?
Thanks!
B
Cody, by looking at the prices. You got a fair deal on the carbs 150-200. 350 for the trans , good price. Is that the trans that had no serial number- the warranty transmission. If so, that will be great for a T/A or AAR that is missing the original tans.
good to see the prices on the 8 tracks too, gives me a better idea for when I list mine
The trans I bought had a 1970 VIN on it. I bid the 18 spline unstamped trans up a bit, but there was a guy there that was NOT GOING TO LEAVE without it. He took it up to $2,100. :Thud: After fees and taxes it was $2,517.90 and still needs to be rebuilt.
Quote from: pink aar on August 03, 2017, 09:33:39 AM
Cody, by looking at the prices. You got a fair deal on the carbs 150-200. 350 for the trans , good price. Is that the trans that had no serial number- the warranty transmission. If so, that will be great for a T/A or AAR that is missing the original tans.
Quote from: HP_Cuda on August 03, 2017, 09:28:51 AM
Cody
Just for giggles do you have info on:
#485,489,490,504,537,544,591,602,604,606,609,611?
Thanks!
B
Not including fees or tax
485 = $225
489 = $550
490 = $450
504 = $225
537 = $400
544 = $700
591 = $375
602 = $300
604 = $375
606 = $200
609 = $200
611 = $200
Here's the video of the Hemi Charger being sold....
https://www.facebook.com/groups/ebodies/permalink/1636013553110807/
Quote from: Cuda Cody on August 03, 2017, 10:42:27 AM
The trans I bought had a 1970 VIN on it. I bid the 18 spline unstamped trans up a bit, but there was a guy there that was NOT GOING TO LEAVE without it. He took it up to $2,100. :Thud: After fees and taxes it was $2,517.90 and still needs to be rebuilt.
Quote from: pink aar on August 03, 2017, 09:33:39 AM
Cody, by looking at the prices. You got a fair deal on the carbs 150-200. 350 for the trans , good price. Is that the trans that had no serial number- the warranty transmission. If so, that will be great for a T/A or AAR that is missing the original tans.
That's a little crazy...maybe he plans on stamping it to match his car. ?
Quote from: anlauto on August 03, 2017, 10:51:49 AM
Quote from: Cuda Cody on August 03, 2017, 10:42:27 AM
The trans I bought had a 1970 VIN on it. I bid the 18 spline unstamped trans up a bit, but there was a guy there that was NOT GOING TO LEAVE without it. He took it up to $2,100. :Thud: After fees and taxes it was $2,517.90 and still needs to be rebuilt.
Quote from: pink aar on August 03, 2017, 09:33:39 AM
Cody, by looking at the prices. You got a fair deal on the carbs 150-200. 350 for the trans , good price. Is that the trans that had no serial number- the warranty transmission. If so, that will be great for a T/A or AAR that is missing the original tans.
You can get one from Brewers already rebuilt and ready to install for this price.
That's a little crazy...maybe he plans on stamping it to match his car. ?
:iagree: someones about to have a 'numbers matching' car
I was right behind you and wanted to bid on the E-Body 8 track (the one with the working door) and the FM radio, but I backed off when I saw you go in on them. I really didn't have to have them so I was fine not getting them. The viper stuff was the bargain of the event. I got home to find some neat NOS viper stuff in a box I bought. Wish I would have bought more viper stuff.
Looking at the prices listed today on the auction site, I am really surprised at the low prices on the Viper items.
I was shocked that the Vipers sold for so little on Saturday. I guess it was the wrong crowd for Vipers.
Quote@ Cuda Cody Total was a little under $700k.
I find this very surprising :unbelievable: that puts the lot average at a little over $400 only ? With 2-3 cars alone totally over $100K there must have been a lot of $25-$50 lots :dunno:
Either way, I'm super happy for the family, although Ben will be sadly missed I'm sure and no amount of money can change that :andyangel:
Quote from: JP426 on August 03, 2017, 10:22:35 PM
Looking at the prices listed today on the auction site, I am really surprised at the low prices on the Viper items.
I was shocked that the Vipers sold for so little on Saturday. I guess it was the wrong crowd for Vipers.
:iagree: It's surprising since there were quite afew Viper items/cars to attract that crowd.
The Viper cars themselves were all in very rough shape. Totaled and put back together on a budget. Prices for the Vipers were right in line for what the cars were. The Viper parts were given away at bids of $25 or $50 for mostly NOS or good take off parts.
Thanks Cody for the info.
It looks like those chunks went for a good price if you don't have to rebuild them and they are not missing teeth.
I'm surprised #544 went for 700 bucks for a 18 spline tranny.
Cody, do you have any Day 2 prices? I did advanced bidding online for 2 items and couldn't log back in during the auction day (glitches with their website) so I missed the online bidding. Curious what the two items I bid on went for....
Quote from: 69bronzeT5 on August 04, 2017, 02:10:51 PM
Cody, do you have any Day 2 prices? I did advanced bidding online for 2 items and couldn't log back in during the auction day (glitches with their website) so I missed the online bidding. Curious what the two items I bid on went for....
Hey
@69bronzeT5 (https://forum.e-bodies.org/mlist/69bronzet5_804) welcome aboard, glad to have you. :welcome:
Quote from: Roadman on August 04, 2017, 02:30:18 PM
Quote from: 69bronzeT5 on August 04, 2017, 02:10:51 PM
Cody, do you have any Day 2 prices? I did advanced bidding online for 2 items and couldn't log back in during the auction day (glitches with their website) so I missed the online bidding. Curious what the two items I bid on went for....
Hey @69bronzeT5 (https://forum.e-bodies.org/mlist/69bronzet5_804) welcome aboard, glad to have you. :welcome:
Thank you!!! :cheers:
1489 = $75
1491 = $225
1616 = $125
Prices are before 10% fee and sales tax. :bigthumb:
Quote from: 69bronzeT5 on August 04, 2017, 02:30:33 PM
Thanks!! :cheers: Sorry, 3 items....they would of been #1489, #1491 and #1616
Thanks for the cool coverage Its like we where there :veryexcited:
That's very strange. I did advanced bidding online and bid $100 on #1489....yet it sold for $75? I was never made aware, I should of won that one. I will be contacting the auction company, not impressed.
I bid $100 on the other two as well but would of definitely gone up on #1616 but couldn't since I had issues logging in on the auction day.
Quote from: Cuda Cody on August 04, 2017, 02:34:22 PM
1489 = $75
1491 = $225
1616 = $125
Prices are before 10% fee and sales tax. :bigthumb:
Quote from: 69bronzeT5 on August 04, 2017, 02:30:33 PM
Thanks!! :cheers: Sorry, 3 items....they would of been #1489, #1491 and #1616
The bidding happens really fast so I might have missed the last bid. I saw some online bids winning items so they were selling stuff to online bidders.
Quote from: 69bronzeT5 on August 04, 2017, 05:14:53 PM
That's very strange. I did advanced bidding online and bid $100 on #1489....yet it sold for $75? I was never made aware, I should of won that one. I will be contacting the auction company, not impressed.
I bid $100 on the other two as well but would of definitely gone up on #1616 but couldn't since I had issues logging in on the auction day.
Quote from: Cuda Cody on August 04, 2017, 02:34:22 PM
1489 = $75
1491 = $225
1616 = $125
Prices are before 10% fee and sales tax. :bigthumb:
Quote from: 69bronzeT5 on August 04, 2017, 02:30:33 PM
Thanks!! :cheers: Sorry, 3 items....they would of been #1489, #1491 and #1616
Well that's odd.
I tried to place a pre bid on an item and it said I needed to enter 200+ for something like that so I did not bid. I swear that item went for less then that. Not a big deal but odd.
By the way all the sale prices are now on line at the auction company's site. Just click on past auctions.
Jason
@cudajunction (https://forum.e-bodies.org/mlist/cudajunction_141) I do love Vipers and would be happy to help you with anything I can if you ever want to buy one. They are a wonderful car. Different then an E-Body, but cool in their own way.
The first photos of me and my Viper Build Sheet was taken about 15 years ago when I talk a buddy that worked at the factory to sneak the travelers pack in my new Viper before it shipped. He hid it under the seat just like the old days and I was sooooo excited to find it was still under the seat when it was delivered to the dealer. The travelers pack contained the build sheet, dyno test, water leak test, shim report, and so many other cool things. As far as I've ever heard my Viper is the only one that has the original travelers package. They were not allowed out of the factory because they kept them on file for warranty purposes.
Quote from: cudajunction on August 04, 2017, 06:46:32 PM
@Cuda Cody (https://forum.e-bodies.org/mlist/cuda-cody_1) - We like to do things in reverse here, Tom was acquiring 63 Savoy parts for 10 years before he bought a car. Since we now have some Viper parts, we should step up the search. Thanks for your offer to help, we will be taking you up on that! :bigthumb:
Does anyone happen to know what the 71 challenger grills sold for?
Well color me amazed - I was sitting there at a car dealership (more on that later) and was checking my email when I got an invoice. An invoice for what?
Why, an invoice from the Ben Snobar auction! I won a Viper power steering rack. They normally go for about $1,100 bucks, but I got mine for $200! I bid $300 online, so I was pretty pleased! Now, if I can just figure out how to get it here...
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I was going to ask when you were going to share the news? :pokeeye:
Quote from: ViperMan on August 05, 2017, 02:58:39 PM
I was sitting there at a car dealership (more on that later)...