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Its up to 48k now. I am targeting this car at $60-65k given how hot the Aerobody market has been. Its a premier example with good pedigree.

Time will tell...

Any other guesses as to what this car's final bid is? I am at 65k.

SurfnSun wrote: ↑Wed Dec 22, 2021 1:02 pm Any other guesses as to what this car's final bid is? I am at 65k.

I think that is a little rich. I guessing 55-60k.

Jonstr, what would you give for getting your car back? Or the Speedster?

I'd probably take the Speedster first. The yellow car is great, but the Speedster is...well, a Speedster. As for what I'd give - I'm out of the market on both, and probably will never be able to afford a Speedster again.

Well I was WAY off...sold for $52k. There was no last second surge that we've seen in the past.

The Callaway market is still someone of an enigma...there is little rhyme or reason to how these cars bid on BAT.

Great car at a great price IMO.

SurfnSun wrote: ↑Thu Dec 23, 2021 3:17 pm Well I was WAY off...sold for $52k. There was no last second surge that we've seen in the past.

The Callaway market is still someone of an enigma...there is little rhyme or reason to how these cars bid on BAT.

Great car at a great price IMO.

Agreed Surf. 1991 CTTC was the fastest convertible car on the planet that year. Don’t understand why these rare “antique” aerobody B2Ks aren’t six figure Corvettes yet.
Anybody know what Speedsters are going for these days?

The last few Series I Speedsters sold for $200k+

That makes this convertible a relative BARGAIN I mean, yes, the Speedster looks amazing. But is it worth $150k more?

*89x2* wrote: ↑Thu Dec 23, 2021 9:38 pm The last few Series I Speedsters sold for $200k+

Out of curiosity, which Speedster was that?

jonstr wrote: ↑Thu Dec 23, 2021 10:02 pm

*89x2* wrote: ↑Thu Dec 23, 2021 9:38 pm The last few Series I Speedsters sold for $200k+

Out of curiosity, which Speedster was that?

The listed prices for those offered the past several years. The one fluke was the silver Speedster which McDorman sold at auction a decade ago. That one, his finger was supposedly on the wrong line of his ledger when asked, "do you want to pull the reserve?" He did, but it was for a different car, so that one sold for around 1/2 what he wanted

$52k was a bargain The end of the auction was a real weak non-event though. Ending right before Christmas might not have been a wise move.