Soliciting input on this model and bodystyle:
1968 GT500 KR Fastbacks
What are the top prices you have knowledge of? Developing a list of highest prices. Can be private sales or auctions.
Questions on other models will follow...
Thanks
Does anyone recall a red KR fastback found a few years back that sold at smaller auction for big money? There may have been a thread..,
Nevermind -Found that one. It was $230k without the auction fees
On BaT you have one on 09/13/21 for $262,589 and on 03/24/22 for $227,000. That's not counting fees
Appreciate those
Curious to see if the $262,589 + $5,000 fee makes the top 3 :)
Here Pete....
Just arrived yesterday....
Looking good , cant wait to hear more
Quote from: paparazzi on September 26, 2023, 09:51:28 AM
On BaT you have one on 09/13/21 for $262,589 and on 03/24/22 for $227,000. That's not counting fees
Dang, I should have kept mine that I sold in 2012 for much less.
Red KR 4 speed with Air sold for $265k
Thank you sir
Quote from: Rbwiii on September 26, 2023, 03:31:59 PM
Red KR 4 speed with Air sold for $265k
Must have had a good broker 8)
8) Funny how the more I look at these, the same builders keep coming up...
@Coralsnake and @Paparrazi both cars referenced from BaT were automatics.
@CapeCodMuistng will you be posting pictures, hx and asking price?
thanx s
For every technically difficult problem, there exists a solution that is elegant, inexpensive and completely erroneous.
You know whats really great 2/4 high sellers were also non matching numbers. Kind of defeats several of the BaT arguments.
Coralsnake / why is BaT idiots throwing shade your way? I saw them do that on that green GT 350 CV that just ended that you were commenting on.
Go tell them to pound sand!
There are an awful lot of people to send those emails to...
😉
I love BaT, the "three pedal" "numbers" crowd continues to embarrass themselves in every auction.
The numbers mean almost nothing as does the transmission. If you look at the highest sales several of them are automatics with non matching motors...and most cant recognize "good" numbers even after they have them 🤗
Quote from: Coralsnake on September 27, 2023, 10:18:52 AM
There are an awful lot of people to send those emails to...
😉
I love BaT, the "three pedal" "numbers" crowd continues to embarrass themselves in every auction.
The numbers mean almost nothing as does the transmission. If you look at the highest sales several of them are automatics with non matching motors...and most cant recognize "good" numbers even after they have them 🤗
;D ;D ;D
Quote from: Coralsnake on September 26, 2023, 08:34:00 PM
You know whats really great 2/4 high sellers were also non matching numbers. Kind of defeats several of the BaT arguments.
I am really interested, what made two of the top sales for a 68 (with non matching numbers) command top dollar? Were they engineering cars, the color of the car, a Paxton car or was it something else that helped bring them such success?
QSS
Stay tuned! 😀
Very impressive numbers if true. The market for Shelbys is much stronger then I expected.
It appears that buyers have their own criteria of value. This is strong evidence of continued appreciation of these cars. Better then holding gold but admittedly not as liquid.
ShelbyDoug, Not sure how liquid gold is, but will ask Senator Menendes. s
Quote from: Steve Meltzer on September 28, 2023, 12:09:58 PM
ShelbyDoug, Not sure how liquid gold is, but will ask Senator Menendes. s
I leave mine home. It does not carry well in my wallet. I do keep record of the serial numbers in case I see members of Congress wheeling them around with a hand truck. I can prove which ones are mine.
Was a battle to get $49k for mine in 2002. Prices have risen nicely since