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C1 News from my Corvette Blog

A 1953 Corvette that was part of the McMullen Collection was auctioned on Saturday for an astounding $440,000 which includes the 10% buyers commission. The Bloomington Gold certified car was chassis number 157 out of 300. The price was much higher than the $125,000-$175,000 estimate listed on RM Auction's website and higher than the 1953 Corvette Roadster which sold at Barrett-Jackson in January for $298,350..

It will be interesting to see if these prices will have any effect on the sales of two 1953 Corvette Roadsters at this weekend's Bloomington Gold Auction.

Keith

 

[The Bad]

:thud:

 

[AlexY]

Nice! Too bad I don't have one

 

[snipcod]

Thats nuts

 

[Patrick]

I wonder how much we could get for the DC Z? About a half million bucks?



:smack

 

[BASSIST]

I wonder how much we could get for the DC Z? About a half million bucks?



:smack

I'll bid $1.00 :laughing:

 

[rdevaux2007]

:rolling: $2

 

[Patrick]

:rolling: $2

Wait... it's going to take a long time going this route.

Let's just start the bidding at $250,000.

 

[Double_Take]

Wait... it's going to take a long time going this route.

Let's just start the bidding at $250,000.

$2.50000

:rolling:

 

[Daksin]

Come on you guys! The DCZ is WAAAAAAAAAAAY faster than a '53 roadster. You can do better than that.:rolling:

 

[rdevaux2007]

ok, ok... i'll raise my bid to 250,000...

Zimbabwe dollars.:smack


( no kidding... it's a real currency.....:surprised )

 

[Patrick]

$2.50000

:rolling:

Hey, you can't move the decimal point! I'm certain that isn't allowed! :smack

 

[TheRooster]

Wow, I wonder was EX122 is worth at Kerbeck now....