I've seen eBay listings sell for over $30,000

Posted by Eric B. [99.100.188.129] on Friday, March 08, 2013 at 14:45:16 :

In Reply to: Re: What's The Top Price.......... posted by gmharris [71.105.35.169] on Friday, March 08, 2013 at 14:05:32 :

Those were restored trucks. There are guys that restore them for money who have charged clients over $100,000 for a stock restoration to a high standard. Would you count that s a sale? Money changed hands and that means someone was willing to pay $100,000 for a high end restored stock truck.

I've also heard of a few private sales in the $40,000-$50,000 range. Those were freshly restored trucks that were not built to order, but the seller restored them to sell.

The barret Jackson one that got a lot of attention a few years back was a restored M601 with gold trim. It was an older non resto with some cosmetic modifications and it hadn't been stored well. The selling price was around $50,000.

Eric

Follow Ups:

• Re: I've seen eBay listings sell for over $30,000 - gmharris 15:59:22 03/08/2013
  • Here is the Barret Jackson M601. $49,680 - Eric B. 18:20:48 03/08/2013
    • Re: Here is the Barret Jackson M601. $49,680 - gmharris 23:48:49 03/08/2013
      • Re: Here is the Barret Jackson M601. $49,680 - Kaegi 12:32:42 03/09/2013
        • Re: Here is the Barret Jackson M601. $49,680 - Milo in Pa 13:14:27 03/09/2013
      • You can value trucks any way you like - Eric B. 11:38:11 03/09/2013
  • I don't have listings to prove it. - Eric B. 16:17:40 03/08/2013
    • I also don't agree with the idea that auction prices are max - Eric B. 16:46:55 03/08/2013

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