Over $9-million Of Mopars Purchased At Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale 2014

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Mopars at Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale 2014

Lot Year Make Model Style Price
336 1961 Chrysler Newport 4-door Sedan $ 15,675
354 1969 Chrysler 300 Convertible $ 24,200
376 1966 Chrysler Crown Imperial Custom 4-door Hardtop $ 15,400
401 1955 Chrysler Imperial 2-door Hardtop $ 25,850
403 1939 Chrysler Royal Windsor Business Coupe $ 27,500
506 1963 Chrysler 300 Pace Setter Convertible $ 27,500
576 1956 Chrysler New Yorker 2-door Hardtop $ 44,000
687 1933 Chrysler Royal 2-door Coupe $ 38,500
820 1947 Chrysler Town & Country 4-doorSedan $ 66,000
847 1957 Chrysler Saratoga 2-door Coupe $ 59,400
1229 2001 Chrysler Prowler Convertible $ 62,700
1283 1961 Chrysler 300G Convertible $ 101,200
5052 1933 Chrysler Imperial Dual Cowl Custom Phaeton $ 341,000
5056 1932 Chrysler Imperial Convertible Sedan $ 297,000
Total Chrysler $1,145,925

Lot Year Make Model Style Price
755 1955 DeSoto Firedome Sportsman 2-door Hardtop $ 42,900
936.2 1955 DeSoto Fireflite Sportsman 2-door Hardtop $ 28,600
977 1956 DeSoto Adventurer 2-door Hardtop $ 69,300
5001 1956 DeSoto Adventurer 2-door Hardtop $ 104,500
5013 1957 DeSoto Adventurer Convertible $ 275,000
Total DeSoto $ 520,300

Lot Year Make Model Style Price
7 1966 Dodge A-100 Van $ 4,290
106 1961 Dodge Dart Phoenix Convertible $ 38,500
170 1970 Dodge Challenger T/A 2-door Hardtop $ 66,000
327 1979 Dodge Lil Red Express Pickup $ 19,040
342 1942 Dodge Club Coupe 2-door Coupe $ 20,900
393 1963 Dodge Polara (Max Wedge Re-Creation) 2-door Hardtop $ 60,500
426 1973 Dodge Challenger (340) 2-door Hardtop $ 33,000
446 1941 Dodge Custom 4x4 Pickup $ 82,500
477 1971 Dodge Demon 340 GSS 2-door Hardtop $ 41,800
480.1 1968 Dodge Coronet R/T 2-door Coupe $ 66,000
485 1941 Dodge 1/2-Ton Pickup $ 30,800
500 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T 2-door Hardtop $ 37,400
501 1970 Dodge Charger R/T 2-door Hardtop $ 55,000
507 1970 Dodge Challenger Custom 2-door Hardtop $ 41,800
518 2008 Dodge Challenger SRT8 2-door Hardtop $ 49,500
518.1 2003 Dodge Viper SRT10 Roadster $ 58,300
526.1 1966 Dodge Dart D/Dart $ 44,000
557 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T 2-door Hardtop $ 101,200
570 2005 Dodge Viper SRT10 Convertible $ 45,100
746 1967 Dodge Dart GTS 2-door Hardtop (383/4-Speed) $ 38,500
753 1973 Dodge Challenger Custom 2-door Hardtop $ 66,000
760.1 2002 Dodge Viper GTS 2-door Hardtop $ 49,500
783.1 1962 Dodge Polara 500 Convertible $ 49,500
811 1936 Dodge Westchester Suburban Woody $ 47,300
823 1971 Dodge Charger R/T 2-door Coupe $ 60,500
847.1 1970 Dodge Coronet 500 Custom Convertible $ 41,800
853 1969 Dodge Super Bee 2-door Coupe $ 66,000
857 1957 Dodge Sweptside Pickup $ 55,000
918 1967 Dodge D-100 Custom Sports Special Pickup $ 23,100
945 1965 Dodge Coronet Super Stock Re-Creation $ 34,100
961 1970 Dodge Challenger (Hemi) Custom 2-door Hardtop $ 57,200
990 1999 Dodge Viper ACR 2-door Coupe $ 63,800
998 2002 Dodge Viper GTS 2-door Coupe $ 74,800
1015 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T Convertible $ 104,500
1018 1969 Dodge Super Bee 2-door Hardtop $ 74,800
1027.1 1962 Dodge Power Wagon M37B1 Pickup $ 88,000
1041 1972 Dodge Challenger Custom 2-door Coupe $ 84,700
1145 1965 Dodge Coronet Factory A/FX Super Stock $ 73,700
1155 2006 Dodge Viper Custom 2-door Coupe $ 71,500
1159 2005 Dodge Viper Copperhead Convertible $ 62,700
1247 1952 Dodge Power Wagon Pickup $ 99,000
1291 1969 Dodge Charger 500 (Hemi) 2-door Hardtop $ 181,500
1302 2009 Dodge Challenger Custom Convertible $ 96,800
1316 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T (Hemi) 2-door Hardtop $ 115,500
1321 1970 Dodge Challenger Custom 2-door Hardtop $ 187,000
1370 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T 2-door Hardtop $ 90,200
1379 1998 Dodge Viper GTS-R 2-door Coupe $ 85,800
1395 1969 Dodge Charger SE 2-door Hardtop $ 52,800
5028 1968 Dodge Coronet R/T (Hemi) Convertible $ 154,000
1538 1931 Dodge Bros. DH 4-door Sedan $ 19,250
1570 1970 Dodge Charger R/T 2-door Hardtop $ 58,300
1615 1969 Dodge Super Bee 2-door Coupe $ 71,500
1630 1968 Dodge Charger (Hemi) Custom 2-door Hardtop $ 126,500
1660 1960 Dodge Dart Phoenix D-500 (Ram Induction) 2-door Hardtop $ 50,050 Total Dodge $3,570,830

Lot Year Make Model Style Price
31 1971 Plymouth Fury Custom Stationwagon $ 9,900
137 1969 Plymouth Roadrunner 2-door Sedan $ 60,500
141 1970 Plymouth Barracuda (340/4-spd) Convertible $ 52,250
143 1970 Plymouth Barracuda (340/4-spd) Convertible $ 44,000
370 1967 Plymouth Barracuda (340) 2-door Sport Coupe $ 16,500
424 2000 Plymouth Prowler Convertible $ 27,500
442 1999 Plymouth Prowler 2-door Roadster $ 35,200
561.1 1963 Plymouth Sport Fury (Max Wedge Re-Creation) 2-door Hardtop $ 36,000
568 1968 Plymouth Satellite (Hemi) Custom Convertible $ 88,000
648 1966 Plymouth Sport Fury Custom 2-door Hardtop $ 28,600
651 1971 Plymouth Roadrunner (383/4-spd) 2-door Hardtop $ 34,100
690 1999 Plymouth Prowler 2-door Roadster $ 30,250
727 1972 Plymouth Satellite (500-wedge) Custom 2-door hardtop $ 74,800
749 1970 Plymouth 'Cuda (383/4-spd) 2-door Hardtop $ 42,900
758 1947 Plymouth Custom 2-door Coupe $ 29,700
768 1965 Plymouth Satellite (426-wedge) Convertible $ 29,700
772 2000 Plymouth Prowler Convertible $ 55,000
794 1934 Plymouth Deluxe PE Custom 4-door Sedan $ 45,100
807 1970 Plymouth 'Cuda (383) 2-door Coupe $ 49,500
808 1971 Plymouth 'Cuda 2-door Coupe $ 53,900
826 1971 Plymouth 'Cuda (Hemi/4-spd Re-Creation) Custom Convertible $ 110,000
864 1974 Plymouth Roadrunner (360) 2-door Coupe $ 52,800
985 1964 Plymouth Fury (426-wedge) 2-door Hardtop $ 55,000
993 1969 Plymouth Roadrunner (440-6 bbl/4-spd) 2-door Sedan $ 96,800
995 1967 Plymouth Barracuda Custom 2-door Hardtop $ 88,000
1028 1970 Plymouth GTX 2-door Hardtop $ 75,900
1069 1969 Plymouth Roadrunner Custom Drag Car $ 99,000
1069.1 1970 Plymouth 'Cuda (Hemi) Custom Convertible $ 79,200
1097 1970 Plymouth Roadrunner (Hemi) 2-door Coupe $ 110,000
1137 1967 Plymouth GTX (Hemi) 2-door Hardtop $ 58,300
1149 1969 Plymouth Roadrunner (A-12 Six Pack) 2-door Hardtop $ 66,000
1153 1970 Plymouth 'Cuda (528 Hemi) Custom 2-door Coupe $ 126,500
1160 1959 Plymouth Fury Custom 2-door Hardtop $ 39,600
1203 1963 Plymouth Belvedere (440) Max Wedge Re-Creation $ 22,000
1207 1967 Plymouth Satellite (Hemi) Custom 2-door Hardtop $ 33,000
1231 1970 Plymouth Roadrunner (383/4-spd) 2-door Hardtop $ 35,800
1241 1970 Plymouth Roadrunner (440-6 bbl/4-spd) 2-door Coupe $ 41,800
1264 1970 Plymouth 'Cuda (Twin-turbo V10) Custom 2-door Coupe $ 137,500
1332 1963 Plymouth Savoy Max Wedge 2-door Post $ 93,500
1333 1970 Plymouth Superbird (440-6 bbl) 2-door Hardtop $ 143,000
1335 1970 Plymouth 'Cuda (Hemi) 2-door Coupe $ 220,000
1344 1933 Plymouth Vintage Race Car $ 41,800
1542.1 1964 Plymouth Belvedere (426-wedge) Custom 2-door Hardtop $ 26,400
1575 1951 Plymouth Cranbrook Convertible $ 28,600
1585 1973 Plymouth Roadrunner Custom 2-door Hardtop $ 62,700
1589 1940 Plymouth Custom 2-door Coupe $ 35,200
5017 1968 Plymouth Barracuda Hemi Sox & Martin Factory Race Car $ 198,000
5021 1971 Plymouth Roadrunner (Hemi/4-spd) 2-door Hardtop $ 104,500
5026 1963 Plymouth Belvedere (Max Wedge/3-spd) 2-door Hardtop $ 99,000
5029 1970 Plymouth Superbird (Hemi) 2-door Hardtop $ 550,000
5066 1954 Plymouth Belmont Convertible Concept Car Reserve Not Met
Total Plymouth $3,773,300
 
Wonder what was so special about this?
995 1967 Plymouth Barracuda Custom 2-door Hardtop $88,000


This would be cool to own.
5017 1968 Plymouth Barracuda Hemi Sox & Martin Factory Race Car $198,000
 
from some of the prices, a lot of hung over people are going to wake up in the morning and wonder why their bank account's empty and what the hell that car is doing in the driveway.
 
4spdragtop said:
Some good deals on there by the looks of it..curious what kinda shape the A100 was in??
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Check it out:
http://www.barrett-jackson.com/application/onlinesubmission/lotdetails.aspx?ln=7&aid=525


Links to each vehicle, by Lot#, is available on the Barrett-Jackson website.
There will always be buyers that pay way too much for what they're getting. But there were also some incredible deals to be had. I saw a lot of cars during the auction sell for way less than what you could build them for.
 
HawaiiDuster said:
Lot 5017 went for $180,000. Thats what it was at when the hammer dropped.
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You're 100% right, Craig. Prices shown include the "Buyers Commission" - what the Buyer had to actually pay for the car before they could call it theirs - and are straight from the B-J website.
 
I still don't get why people think its a good thing when these cars sell for record money, especially in the NUMEROUS examples that are mis-represented.... like the d stock dart... I think the soul of this hobby, is being able to afford to buy, sell and trade these cars and parts, on a working mans budget. Guys get all excited that a A body brings 40k at a auction.... I say that is BAD for the hobby, unless your a millionare. Cause guess what? pretty soon, you wont be able to AFFORD to buy a project car.......already see it going just like that.
 
replicaracer43 said:
I still don't get why people think its a good thing when these cars sell for record money, especially in the NUMEROUS examples that are mis-represented.... like the d stock dart... I think the soul of this hobby, is being able to afford to buy, sell and trade these cars and parts, on a working mans budget. Guys get all excited that a A body brings 40k at a auction.... I say that is BAD for the hobby, unless your a millionare. Cause guess what? pretty soon, you wont be able to AFFORD to buy a project car.......already see it going just like that.
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I think we're talking about two separate worlds here...most of the time, rich collectors are searching out the best cars out there; they are not interested in cars that we average guys would gladly own.
 
goldfish65 said:
I think we're talking about two separate worlds here...most of the time, rich collectors are searching out the best cars out there; they are not interested in cars that we average guys would gladly own.
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I could agree with you somewhat, but actually, a great number of these cars are not "the best cars out there" as has been discussed.. And you have the trickle down aspect, where the guy with the rustbucket sees the barret-jackson sale prices, then figures his car is worth a lot more than it really is. Again, BAD for the hobby.
 
goldfish65 said:
I think we're talking about two separate worlds here...most of the time, rich collectors are searching out the best cars out there; they are not interested in cars that we average guys would gladly own.
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Exactly. And without those guys spending good money for those cars, we would not have the selection of reproduction parts that has grown enormously in the past 5 years.
Dallas
 
ocdart said:
Check it out:
http://www.barrett-jackson.com/application/onlinesubmission/lotdetails.aspx?ln=7&aid=525


Links to each vehicle, by Lot#, is available on the Barrett-Jackson website.
There will always be buyers that pay way too much for what they're getting. But there were also some incredible deals to be had. I saw a lot of cars during the auction sell for way less than what you could build them for.
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Thanks OC, I tried searching thru their site to find the A100, but couldnt manouver thru their site. Thanks for their link! Nice looking van, but was expecting a little nicer....
 
The truly "high end cars" are done on a level all to themselves.... NOS or good factory parts only, and in some cases, "lunch pail parts" Problem is, these barrett Jackson prices, many times are for cars that don't fit that description at all. Its is BAD for the hobby, period. In the end, who made out? the auction house, bigtime. And all those working mans budget projects get priced out of reach.
 
I look at the rediculus prices on collector cars, today as simply more proof that buying, or collecting cars is become a rich man's hobby.

Of course, it's whatever the market will bare. I don't see it as a good thing for the true enthusiast who does his own work, and drives these cars more often than not.
 
I watched a few of these cars get sold, and early on the coup rolled in
The Barracuda Custom 2-door Hardtop and wow I seen it go for $ 88,000
 
The guy that bought the Sox&Martin 68 Cuda bought a 67 Corvette for 3.5 million a few minutes later.....I just can't fathom how much money these guys are worth. They spend millions like it was pennies.Ahaaa, to dream....
 
Darter6 said:
The guy that bought the Sox&Martin 68 Cuda bought a 67 Corvette for 3.5 million a few minutes later.....I just can't fathom how much money these guys are worth. They spend millions like it was pennies.Ahaaa, to dream....
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That one totally caught me off guard....I couldn't believe it. But I heard he also bought the Snake and Mongoose package.
 

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The gang with Buddy Martin and the girl from Fox Sports.....I think her name was April Rose. Of course Romeo in the middle between two women.
 

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