Rich9928p

At our AZ 928 Owner's dinner last night (great time for all) I heard that an '85 A/T 928 sold for $20K at the Barrett-Jackson auction. I've seen this car, it is a red/black car and won our AZ region Concouse 2 years ago. The owner even pulled the transaxle to clean it and the undercarrage.

ErnestSw

How many miles?

John Krawczyk

You think thats high, did you see the nimrod who paid 110k for a Camaro? I couldnt believe it. I turned it off.

Cliff Ruckstuhl

Nimrod!!! here I thought I was the only one who used that word. My next favorite word is Dimwit.

Cliff 88 951

User 4221

And how about the '55 Nomad that went for more than $140k.

Definitely a Chevy sellers auction.

Joe Ricard

Don't hate the car because they are worth more that any of ours. Consider the limited production numbers of the COPO Camaro.
The pure nostalgia of a NOMAD

Jack Flesher

I believe it was a 1986 PORSCHE 928S

http://www.barrett-jackson.com/event....asp?id=174660

I emailed them and havnt got a answer back on what it went for yet. From what I also understand they have one more auction tomarrow so it might not have went up yet.

http://www.barrett-jackson.com/image...CA2_322_34.jpg

http://www.barrett-jackson.com/image...A2_322_Eng.jpg

http://www.barrett-jackson.com/image...A2_322_Int.jpg

User 4221

Joe, no hate here........ Don't know how you interpreted my post. Just a simple statement of fact of the Nomad selling for big $$. Most Chevy's brought good money as you note.

How about the '67 Shelby Cobra that went for $260k.


A great example of free market... Supply/demand

Greg86andahalf

it sold for 21,600.00 BTW, it was not a 86.5 it was serial 0721

In 1995, the 86.5 928 featured in Road and Track (red one, I think) sold at B-J for 21,000. remember that was in 1995!