As you are all aware, what drives auction prices
are the number of bidders wanting a particular car. It appeared that there
were only two, maybe because, as stated earlier, it was late, and it was
also Friday and not Saturday, which is when the major offerings are usually on
the block.
All things considered, I agree that someone
got himself a nice G convert at a good price. However, the seller
might have been better off selling the car outside the auction, since he
probably could have gotten as much, if not a bit more, and wouldn't have
had the expenses involved in getting it to the auction, prepping it, and
paying the commission. Not only that, but now he has to pay
taxes on the sale (or prove it was sold at a loss or, at least, not at a
profit).
Pete Fitch
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