Mecum 930s

[93097004xx]

1978 930 rough paint and incorrect seats bid to $85,000 with buyers fee $93,500.

1976 930 nice car. bid to $150,000 with buyers fee $165,000

[Skwerl]

Do you ever post about 930s that don't sell or fall short of expectations?

[93097004xx]

Originally Posted by Skwerl

Do you ever post about 930s that don't sell or fall short of expectations?

The 78 didn't sell. It fell short of expectations by $15,000.



The 76 didn't sell it fell short too.

[Skwerl]

Thanks for the clarification. I was trying to look at results but it seemed like I needed an account on Mecum's site.

[voitureltd]

Originally Posted by Skwerl

Thanks for the clarification. I was trying to look at results but it seemed like I needed an account on Mecum's site.

Just sign up with your email and the sale or no sale amount will appear on the list.

[turbo owner]

Originally Posted by Skwerl

Do you ever post about 930s that don't sell or fall short of expectations?

Have you ever posted any that meet or exceed the expectations? Most posts I've read you post are the exact opposite of Tony's. Tony is a pumper and you are a down in the dumper.

[Skwerl]

Originally Posted by turbo owner

Have you ever posted any that meet or exceed the expectations? Most posts I've read you post are the exact opposite of Tony's. Tony is a pumper and you are a down in the dumper.

If I were given to posting auction results and pricing guides non-stop, I'd post whatever happened, not selectively pick the ones that fit my narrative or leave out important details.

[reed930]

Originally Posted by Skwerl

If I were given to posting auction results and pricing guides non-stop, I'd post whatever happened, not selectively pick the ones that fit my narrative or leave out important details.

. . . and not even bother posting no-sales. Who cares what a car is "bid to" when that bid could easily have been from a chandelier? Actual posted sales are suspect enough.