Well, your ol pal Hoopity has returned from yet another strange B-J auction. I don't know how many watched it, but rest assured that non upper box cars were off 25-40%! Although once the bidding went to the sky boxes cars were selling well into premium price range, the cars that stayed on the floor were way off! I know there was several "strange ones" (a 30,000.00 Nash Metropolotin!!!) Of course Ron Pratt doesn't much care what he pays.... One strange hitter was the green 68 z-28 that didn't brake 50,000.00.
Well, we'll just have to seewhat Scottsdale offers up. Now, with the Orange Co. auction comming perhaps BJ has complete domination of the NO RESERVE auctions!u

Someday I'll make it out to one of those auctions..... Just afraid of not being able to stop myself from attempting to buy everything

How was Vegas besides that? We went last year. Had a great time. They had a drifting show going on out in the parking lot that was all kinds of fun to watch. My wife was too scared to go up to the fence. She just knew somebody was coming right thru. Gotta love Vegas.

I already have my tickets for BJ Scottsdale 2010 Day 1 (Monday).

I prefer the 1st day to see the cars over the actual auctions. Unless I see a car that seems interesting, then I will try and tune it to see how it does.

That would be cool to hit one of the shows. Kinda car-razy the bucks that are still being spent on the cars?? Seen some nice examples run across the block.....

Is that Orange County CA or FL?

It's a buyers market. I'd say all cars, top end (Ram Air, Hemi's, LS6) to bottom end are now about 40%-50% down from 2 years ago. Plus even with the discounted prices it takes a lot longer to find a guy looking to part with the cash to buy it.

the market is down for everybody.we all have to tighten up the belts.but there are still some big hitters out there but not as many