Photos of my car for Auction-Thoughts
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Chris,
the car looks fabulous!! Regardless of the rookie comments, these cars are not bought on a whim, or an alcohol induced coma. These buyers are well aware of what they’re buying, and what they’re spending. The time slots are important, but rest assured, the bidders on your cars will be there when your cars are run through. As long as you are positioned among like value cars, you'll do great. Best of luck to you!!!
the car looks fabulous!! Regardless of the rookie comments, these cars are not bought on a whim, or an alcohol induced coma. These buyers are well aware of what they’re buying, and what they’re spending. The time slots are important, but rest assured, the bidders on your cars will be there when your cars are run through. As long as you are positioned among like value cars, you'll do great. Best of luck to you!!!
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Chris,
the car looks fabulous!! Regardless of the rookie comments, these cars are not bought on a whim, or an alcohol induced coma. These buyers are well aware of what they’re buying, and what they’re spending. The time slots are important, but rest assured, the bidders on your cars will be there when your cars are run through. As long as you are positioned among like value cars, you’ all do great. Best of luck to you!!!
the car looks fabulous!! Regardless of the rookie comments, these cars are not bought on a whim, or an alcohol induced coma. These buyers are well aware of what they’re buying, and what they’re spending. The time slots are important, but rest assured, the bidders on your cars will be there when your cars are run through. As long as you are positioned among like value cars, you’ all do great. Best of luck to you!!!
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Car is drop-dead gorgeous, and the right color combo. You should be just fine.
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Very nice. Good luck
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I didn't get a chance to see the pictures last night but your car is stunning. The paint looks miles deep.The stance is just right. You should do very well. Good luck with the sale.
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Where are the A/C vent outlets?
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C2 of the Year Finalist - Modified 2020
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Chris, are you talking about the Scottsdale auction in January? Beautiful car, you made a great choice on the wheels. What engine is car running? Good luck with the sale.
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I think you will do very well running the car on Friday. I have a friend who is taking taking a Black/Red 1962 Resto and a Black/black 1969 Blazer Resto. I am sure you will be there all week showing your car and answering questions about it. A car of your quality will sell for big money no matter what number it is on? The buyers will stay and follow the car so it only takes a few who have to own it!!!
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