Yes online Auction sites are the flavour of the month as everyone is stuck at home. Car and Classic are now onto it. But you could also try Colllecting Cars which is UK based.32FlatSix wrote:I'm sure you're right about potentially getting a higher sale price, an auction can generate feverish excitement which carries people away, also the on-line versions now probably find a much bigger audience than a dealer.
An example of why you should be using this method would be $427,000 paid for a '67 911 Targa this week on Bring a Trailer.
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1967- ... isting-bid
I mean they spent $402,000 on the restoration, its a one year only quirk.... its Green? But unless they bought it for less than $25,000 this is some man maths that certainly hard to rationalise to others outside of the air cooled Porsche scene.
As one of tbe Auctioneers observed with the people going crazy at Meecums over early 4x4s like the Bronco's or Scout's. Was that people are buying these at well into triple digit prices. They drive them, some for the 1st time and realise that they drive like.. well a cheaply made 70s pickup.
So put them back into the Auction and someone else is buying them as they are flavour of the month
