01-14-10: The biggest deal of the automotive year is upon us once more. The Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale Collector Car Auction runs January 19-24. We will be on site all week to bring you our trademark coverage of the event. For 2010, we will be looking once again to see how the economic climate is affecting the sale prices, and thus the market prices for our collectible Ford's and Mustangs.
The catalog is pretty large this year and features well over 140 Mustangs and Fords of note. As you will see on the following pages there is a lot more variety this year, more affordable cars, and some top drawer examples still show. Scottsdale, Arizona affords a beautiful venue for the event with mild if not warm weather in January. Ford Motor Company is always on site with lots of fun stuff to see as well. In all cases TheMustangNews will bring it to you right here everyday.
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Mustang And Buzz Worthy Fords On The Block:
We catalog the most noteworthy cars to cross the stage for bidding and make 1-10 ratings based on in-person inspections of each car. Our ratings are scored using our many years of experience in and around the Mustang hobby, restoring, buying and selling cars, and a balance our subjective if not sometimes opinionated slant. Enjoy.
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Tuesday, January 19th Mustang & Ford Auction List
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Lot# - Description
Rating
Sale Price
2 - 1990 Thunderbird 35th Anniversary
Super coupe, only 3,371 of this model produced, 60,281 actual miles.
TMN Review: A very nice clean example of a super-chicken. Few blemishes.
8
$1,650
6 - 1995 Thunderbird Custom
One-of-a-kind.....OMG! What the hell is this heap doing at Barrett-Jackson? Did we say OMG?
TMN Review: Did we say OMG? What a heap. This car missed out on cash for clunkers!
1
$1,650
12.1 - 1966 Thunderbird
Matching numbers survivor car. It has been stored in a garage for the last 20 years. Rust-free body.
NR
$6,270
19 - 1986 Mustang SVO
The car has 66,562 original miles. Always garaged. It is a true survivor. It is a matching numbers car
TMN Review: Needs TLC. Foggy eyes, cracked plastic, rubber rot. Take it home and love it.
6.5
$6,325
21 - 1992 Mustang GT Convertible
44,000 original documented miles.All original with one quality repaint, a Dynomax cat-back exhaust system and Hurst short-throw shifter.
TMN Review: Nice example of a clean well cared for Fox!
9
$9,350
48 - 1967 Galaxie XL Coupe
Original un-restored car. Winner at Ford Galaxie Club Nationals, '67-'68 Class Survivor trophy in October 2008.
TMN Review: Sheen of paint not quite right which is less important than the chips and fisheyes in it.
7
$20,350
71.1 - 1972 Mercury Cougar XR7
West coast car that's been restored as needed. New correct white color sanded and buffed to perfection. 351cid V8 motor has been fully detailed.
TMN Review: Nice starting point for a restoration. Normal wear and tear, a little rust, needs a new paint job
7.5
$17,600
81 - 1956 Thunderbird Convertible
Ground-up restoration with only 75 test miles since completion.Peacock Blue with a Colonial White hardtop.
TMN Review: Restorer car or driver, overall good
7.5
$49,500
So Who Is Barrett-Jackson?
The Barrett-Jackson Auction Company was established in 1971 and headquartered in Scottsdale, Ariz., Barrett-Jackson specializes in providing products and services to classic and collector car owners, astute collectors and automotive enthusiasts around the world.
The company produces the “World’s Greatest Collector Car Auctions” in Scottsdale, Palm Beach, Fla., Las Vegas, and Orange County, Cali. Barrett-Jackson also endorses a one-of-a-kind collector car insurance offering for collector vehicles and other valued belongings.
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