LIVE bidding from Lambrecht auction on now

[awbrown]

proxibid.com

[LT1 Burb]

This just reinforces my thinking that people are stupid when it comes to auctions, 425.00 for a 65 malibu ss script. You could buy the same NOS piece any other time for 100.00. 50K on a Apache that needs 50 K in restoration and will sell for 50K, great investment. The people that buy this stuff either have more money than brains or like losing 80% of there original investment.

[awbrown]

I agree, 800 for a poster??
https://www.proxibid.com/asp/Catalog.asp?aid=68561&wo=1
I guess I may be wrong when I said the 58 cameo will sell for 50k...

[awbrown]

https://live.proxibid.com/BidderWeb/...-catalog-item|

[96Indyram]

1965 Chevrolet 1/2 ton Pickup
current online high bid $10,250
https://www.proxibid.com/asp/LotDeta...1-2-ton-Pickup

1960 Chevrolet Apache 10 1/2 ton Pickup
current high bid $13,250
https://www.proxibid.com/asp/LotDeta...1-2-ton-Pickup

1964 Chevrolet C10 q/ ton Pickup
current high bid $5,750

1964 Chevrolet C10 1/2 ton Pickup
current high bid $4,400

1964 Chevrolet 1/2 ton Pickup
current high bid $4,800

1964 Chevrolet C10 1/2 ton Pickup
current high bid $6,750

1966 Chevrolet 1/2 ton Pickup
current high bid $10,000

1964 Chevrolet 1/2 ton Pickup
current high bid $8,000

1964 Chevrolet 1/2 ton Pickup
current high bid $5,000


and alot more trucks listed ....
big $$$
https://www.proxibid.com/asp/Catalog...=2&sort=0#cnTb

[awbrown]

Originally Posted by 96Indyram

1965 Chevrolet 1/2 ton Pickup
current online high bid $10,250
https://www.proxibid.com/asp/LotDeta...1-2-ton-Pickup

1960 Chevrolet Apache 10 1/2 ton Pickup
current high bid $13,250
https://www.proxibid.com/asp/LotDeta...1-2-ton-Pickup

1964 Chevrolet C10 q/ ton Pickup
current high bid $5,750

1964 Chevrolet C10 1/2 ton Pickup
current high bid $4,400

1964 Chevrolet 1/2 ton Pickup
current high bid $4,800

1964 Chevrolet C10 1/2 ton Pickup
current high bid $6,750

1966 Chevrolet 1/2 ton Pickup
current high bid $10,000

1964 Chevrolet 1/2 ton Pickup
current high bid $8,000

1964 Chevrolet 1/2 ton Pickup
current high bid $5,000


and alot more trucks listed ....
big $$$
https://www.proxibid.com/asp/Catalog...=2&sort=0#cnTb

that may be where the internet bid is , but I can guarente it will be much more as they have been ...

[awbrown]

well as far as the 58 cameo truck , I was only off by 100k ,totally freakin incredable....

[awbrown]

it was at 49 k before the online bidding started a minute ago...

[awbrown]

1958 Chevrolet Apache 31 Series Pickup sold for 85K rediculous

[awbrown]

https://proxibid.clickstreamtv.net/p...Pierce%2C%20NE

[awbrown]

There is about a one minute delay from the audio versus the realtime bidding

[awbrown]

Suppose to be on the history channel tonight at 7 central time ...

[MisterC]

On the up side. Think of what this does to the value of all of our trucks. LOL
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[oem4me]

Apparently it's quite a dangerous situation there in Nebraska. Lots of slippery gray matter all around from people completely losing their minds. LOL.

[awbrown]

my dream truck sold for 46K it was at about a quarter o fthat before....mind boggling.. I knid of wished 'i had hauled my truck there to sell it ...

[sigshooter]

Originally Posted by oem4me

Apparently it's quite a dangerous situation there in Nebraska. Lots of slippery gray matter all around from people completely losing their minds. LOL.

How many have you bought now? I can't keep up!
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[sigshooter]

They advertised a truck as new with 5 actual miles!!!! Later down in the description was posted "cluster gone", sure enough in the photos the clutter was missing from the dash. I called them out on it and they said they were told it had 5 miles. I asked by whom and they said they family, the kids. I responded the same kids that were like ten when this truck would have been new. There is about 500 vehicles, how could they possible remember the mileage? Answer was that is what they told us .

I fell out of the chair laughing !,,,
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[awbrown]

Risky business bidding on something you cant look at ,then getting it home and finding out it is not even as good as the truck down the street you can buy for 3000.....

[jonathan-m]

Originally Posted by sigshooter

They advertised a truck as new with 5 actual miles!!!! Later down in the description was posted "cluster gone", sure enough in the photos the clutter was missing from the dash. I called them out on it and they said they were told it had 5 miles. I asked by whom and they said they family, the kids. I responded the same kids that were like ten when this truck would have been new. There is about 500 vehicles, how could they possible remember the mileage? Answer was that is what they told us .

I fell out of the chair laughing !,,,
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I spotted that too. Can't believe the BS answer they gave you.

[oem4me]

Originally Posted by sigshooter

How many have you bought now? I can't keep up!
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Sig just PM'd me, said someone using Oem4me as a proxibid name was buying everything! Well guys, hate to disappoint, but it's NOT me. IMPOSTER!!

[padresag]

Originally Posted by oem4me

Sig just PM'd me, said someone using Oem4me as a proxibid name was buying everything! Well guys, hate to disappoint, but it's NOT me. IMPOSTER!!

the mystery person
o****e is "onsite". On Proxibid auctions it means it was purchased by one of the many buyers that was at the live auction in person rather than an online bidder.
ron

[jtrichard]

Auctions are for the most part the worst place to buy something and the Best place to sell them

[Auctioneerhere]

Originally Posted by jtrichard

Auctions are for the most part the worst place to buy something and the Best place to sell them

Not really. The buyers wanted what they were bidding on. They bought more than a piece of iron. Now they paid dearly for it, but to them it was worth it to be in the spotlight.

[Malibob]

This whole thing was built up WAY more than it was. I saw news stories, online articles and even newspaper articles about what a diamond in the rough everything was. A title brand new vehicles preserved by a dealer. Well I found the rough, still waiting for the diamond. This guy IMO was a complete A-hole. If you have all that money or even all of those brand new vehicles, why wouldn't you sell a few off to build a warehouse pole barn, fence to keep thieves out SOMETHING. This whole collection is a glorified junk yard. Sure you may be the first owner of a 50's or 60's car today, but does it really have any value other than parts? From what I saw not many of them do. Hey it is what it is but I just think it is a shame all of those could be gems are rubble.

[chevyrestoguy]

Originally Posted by Malibob

This whole thing was built up WAY more than it was. I saw news stories, online articles and even newspaper articles about what a diamond in the rough everything was. A title brand new vehicles preserved by a dealer. Well I found the rough, still waiting for the diamond. This guy IMO was a complete A-hole. If you have all that money or even all of those brand new vehicles, why wouldn't you sell a few off to build a warehouse pole barn, fence to keep thieves out SOMETHING. This whole collection is a glorified junk yard. Sure you may be the first owner of a 50's or 60's car today, but does it really have any value other than parts? From what I saw not many of them do. Hey it is what it is but I just think it is a shame all of those could be gems are rubble.

Well said, Bob! I completely agree, and I called BS on this auction months ago, when the auction company was being vague on certain details. On one Impala, they said that the VIN tag "fell off". Another was claimed to have 5 miles, but had no cluster. The fishy excuses went on and on. The hype was so high that I had a feeling that it would draw the rich idiots out of the woodwork.

You can have a car with zero miles on it, but when it sits in a damp warehouse or out in a field for 45 years, and the VIN tag is gone, it becomes a low-mileage parts car.

P.T. Barnum was right. There's a sucker born every day.