Auctions America GTD goes unsold

[Brandon]

Bid up to $77,500 today in Burbank. Auction estimate was $150-200K.

1967 Ford GT 40 Re-creation - California

 

[Howard Jones]

Hummmmmmmmmmmmmm..............If I was to sell mine, I would consider at $77.5K I would consider it a good deal for both parties. But then it's a different car.............isn't it?

 

[Paul Brameld]

All white interior :huh::huh: :lipsrsealed::lipsrsealed:

 

[Ron Earp]

I would have considered $77k a decent price for that car.

 

[Scott Calabro]

I would have considered $77k a decent price for that car.

Really?

GTD has been out of business for so long now I would expect far less, especially when you can build a new one for that coin.

 

[Ron Earp]

No no, decent in that "I would have taken the money and run" sort of decent. I've seen far nicer cars, GTD cars to specifically, sell on here for less than $77k.

 

[Ron Scarboro]

Agreed with Ron. No way that car ever gets $150,000+

 

[Brandon]

That valuation did seem optimistic to me. I wonder how they arrived at it?

 

[Paul fortin]

I bought mine for 73,000 and it wasn't all white inside. It's a good daily driver no real issues yet

 

[Geert-Jan]

I have never seen a mkII GTD?!

What's with that all white interior, RHD etc.
No way, the car will sell for that kinda money!!

 

[Al Jones]

With that interior you'd have to wear sunglasses even at night. Might appeal to the urban sector though.

 

[Julian]

I too would have thought the car well sold at the bid of $77.5K. I just sold my KVA MK1 for less than 2/3 that money.

Julian