There is a GT/CS listed in the Kruse auction for August 30 - September 5, in Auburn, Indiana.

http://www.kruseinternational.com/vehicles/detail.asp?auc_code=aubfall06&consign=2746&YEAR_BEGIN=&YEAR_END=&MAKE=Ford&MODEL=&SEARCH_NAME=Ford&PAGE=6

I think this car has been listed on various sites for around $39,000.

I was just looking at the bidder registration for next January's Barrett Jackson. The buyer's commission has jumped from 8% to 10%.

david

There is a GT/CS listed in the Kruse auction for August 30 - September 5, in Auburn, Indiana.

http://www.kruseinternational.com/vehicles/detail.asp?auc_code=aubfall06&consign=2746&YEAR_BEGIN=&YEAR_END=&MAKE=Ford&MODEL=&SEARCH_NAME=Ford&PAGE=6

I think this car has been listed on various sites for around $39,000.

Arlie;
Your correct. This car has been all over the place and still hasn't sold. Will be interesting to see how it does.

Don

I was just looking at the bidder registration for next January's Barrett Jackson. The buyer's commission has jumped from 8% to 10%.

david


That's probably because of the cost of the TV show...AND as a result OF the the TV show, too!

Pretty greedy--compared to real estate and (entertainment and literary) agent fees. I wonder what "Christie's" percentage is, in London.

Paul N.

That's probably because of the cost of the TV show...AND as a result OF the the TV show, too!

Pretty greedy--compared to real estate and (entertainment and literary) agent fees. I wonder what "Christie's" percentage is, in London.

Paul N.

Here's your answer...:icon_pani (http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9900E2D71631F930A25751C0A9669C8B 63)

I will be bidding in a Christies auction in the near future, the buyers fee is 20%.

........To boldly go where no man has gone before.............

I was just looking at the bidder registration for next January's Barrett Jackson. The buyer's commission has jumped from 8% to 10%.

david
I sold a car of mine, a 1926 AJAX, at the Scottsdale B-J show. I was amazed at the efficiency of those folks and their ability to get pretty good money for the cars so I did not mind the 8%. If one figures 8% buying and selling fees plus for crsooing the block plus fees for the public to get in the place plus vendor fees, they did make some money. I'm not sure I would enjoy the 10%. I notcie you have a '64 'Vette as well.......so do I.

I sold a car of mine, a 1926 AJAX, at the Scottsdale B-J show. I was amazed at the efficiency of those folks and their ability to get pretty good money for the cars so I did not mind the 8%. If one figures 8% buying and selling fees plus for crsooing the block plus fees for the public to get in the place plus vendor fees, they did make some money. I'm not sure I would enjoy the 10%. I notcie you have a '64 'Vette as well.......so do I.

I agree, they do a tremendous job, have all the bases covered and could not be more helpful. They spend a lot of money on advertising the thing, they get in good quality buyers and they have more than enough staff to assist both the buyers and sellers. I agree they make good money on all segments, but it takes a lot of money to put on the sort of production they do.