1971 Hemi Cuda Convertable SOLD
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DaveBonds
Garage Trash
Wow...
How many people in Detroit thought that any Plymouth would ever sell for three and a half million dollars?
How many people in Detroit thought that any Plymouth would ever sell for three and a half million dollars?
Valleyant
Valleyant
You can tell he was still hesitant to let it go at that price. :sad11:
I would be too. Like he said, "where are you gonna find another one???"
muddog
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i'd like to no why the 67 Vette was selling for more then 3.9 million and counting!!!!!! not sure why that car was worth so much more, CONFUSED it to me was just another Shitty Chevy!!!!!!!!
wow...
Valleyant
Valleyant
Yep, definitely a bitter sweet moment!
Cool, thanks for posting the video!
1970Duster
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Because it's an L88 Corvette. 1 of approx 17.
i know we are mopar guys but hey they are all nice and rare cars in all class we {me} just appiarate them all but iam a die heart mopar guy .
Nice to see fine cars but the price range is something else. I wonder how many of the top dollar Mopars that are auctioned every year get any miles on them??
Frankie
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That's ridiculous. Geez.
LOL, the zeros dont bother me its where they put that damned decimal point that's frustrating!
Love that cuda though....only 1 known to exist, BUT in my mind it is only a car.
Dartnut
Don't hate me because i'm beautiful
I'm glad it sold for that price.
That means more good reproduction parts will be made in the future for our Mopars.
The future looks good for us.
That means more good reproduction parts will be made in the future for our Mopars.
The future looks good for us.
challengergary
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unbelievable. I cannot imagine having the kind of money to throw around that you can "invest" in a muscle car for over $3.5 Million. Mind boggling.
Dartnut
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GMachineDartGT
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Problem is EVERYONE thinks theirs is worth the same!
PA Dodger
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Yep , I just added another zero to the value of my '74 Cuda just to be safe. I wouldn't want to miss the opportunity to make a buck or two.
'73 Root Beer
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To think the same guy owned both cars.
It was projected to go 4-6 mil,so yeah that's a hard pill to swallow.May be chump change to seem but 1/2 a million is a lifetime for most.
As far as being worth it,everything is only worth what someone else is willing to pay for it so yeah it was worth that.Sad thing is the guy that bought it will probably keep it for a year then selling for more when the market is right.
jtkaaa07
BossMan
BINGO!!! :banghead:
nwdart
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I was standing next to the phone bidder station when the hemi sold, it was crazy. Lots of people there to watch. Auction sold 52 percent of Fridays cars and less than that on sat. My challenger went across the block at 6:30 with maybe a dozen after me. Not a lot of bidders that late in the show , an afternoon slot would have been better . Placement was determined by the order you signed up. Bidding made it to 30k with a 35 reserve. Was a expensive car show for me but it was a lot of fun. Nwdart
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