2021 GAA Classic Car Auction

Saturday was prime time at the 2021 GAA Classic Car Auction in Greensboro, North Carolina. Our Cars-On-Line auction team was really impressed by the quality of the auction offerings and astounded at some of the prices achieved here this weekend. The top car was a 2017 Ford GT special edition that sold for $970,000 on Saturday. There were also some Camaros and Corvettes which sold for top dollar.

What a sale they had at the 2021 GAA Classic Car Auction in Greensboro, North Carolina, February 25-27. The number of buyers here on Thursday was more than they ever expected. As of Saturday morning the official “sell thru rate” was 92 percent, an amazing sales rate for any auction.

Here are the top cars and trucks seen here on Saturday. Click the photos in the slider below to get more information on each car or truck.

The top sale this weekend at the 2021 GAA Classic Car Auction ...
... 2017 Ford GT, in No. 2 livery of the '67 Lemans winning car ...
... sold for $970,000
Country Western singer Faith Hill's 1960 Corvette ...
... her birthday present from husband Tim McGraw ...
... sold for $107,500
Elvis Presley's 1967 GMC Pickup from his Circle G Ranch ...
sold for $80,000
Elvis statue sold separately for $1,800
1953 Cadillac Eldorado Convertible sold for $205,000
A unique collection of 1959 Chryslers, Dodge, Plymouth and Desoto sold on Saturday
1959 Dodge Custom Royal D500 Convertible
... 383 with dual Carter 4-barrel carbs ...
... sold for $175,000
1959 Dodge Custom Royal D500 sold for $32,000
1959 Dodge Coronet Lancer ...
... sold for $25,000
1959 Dodge Coronet sold for $23,000
1959 Desoto Fireflite Sportsman ...
... sold for $39,000
1959 Imperial Custom 2-Door Hardtop sold for $53,000
1959 Pymouth Sport Fury 2-Dr Hardtop ...
... sold for $32,500
1959 Dodge Custom Sierra D500 Station Wagon ...
... sold for $51,000
1959 Chrysler 300E w/factory air, sold for $48,000
1959 Dodge D100 Sweptside Pickup sold for $62,500
2017 Acura NSX, serial No 002 from Rick Hendrick Collection sold for $195,000
1970 Dodge Challenger R/T Convertible sold for $120,000
1957 Chevrolet Bel Air Nomad sold for $127,000
1939 Ford Woody Station Wagon bid to $70,000
1967 Camaro RS/SS Indy Pace Car Convertible sold for $92,000
1968 Shelby GT500 Convertible sold for $150,000
1967 Corvette 427/435 Convertible bid to $195,000
1970 Dodge Challenger R/T Convertible bid to $145,000
1970 Pontiac GTO 455 HO Convertible sold for $69,500
1965 Superformance Cobra Mark III bid to $70,000
1963 1/2 Ford Galaxie R Code bid to $75,000
1954 Corvette sold for $63,000
1957 Chevrolet Bel Air Convertible sold for $100,000
1969 Camaro Z/28 in Tuxedo black sold for $126,000
1966 Shelby GT350 Hertz Rent-A-Racer bid to $125,000
1965 Mustang AFX Drag Car sold for $77,000
Hugger Orange 1969 Camaro RS/SS sold for $66,000
1969 Camaro Z11 Indy Pace Car Convertible w/25k miles sold for $57,000
1941 Nash Ambassador 6 Cabriolet sold for $39,000
1959 GMC Pickup sold for $36,500
1937 Ford Custom Cabriiolet sold for $54,000
1963 Corvette Split Window 327/340 Coupe sold for $89,500
1964 Pontiac GTO sold for $33,000
1959 Corvette sold for $69,500
1977 International Scout II Rallye sold for $33,500
1955 Chevrolet Bel Air 2-Dr Hardtop sold for $44,000
1957 Chevrolet Bel Air Pro Touring Convertible sold for $85,000
1963 Corvette Split Window Resto Mod bid up to $146,000
1968 Shelby GT500 Convertible sold for $132,000
1969 Corvette 427/435 Convertible w/only 30k miles, sold for $90,000
1968 Corvette 427/390 Coupe sold for $48,500
1969 Ford Bronco Half Cab sold for $58,000
1969 Hugger Orange Chevelle SS 396 sold for $53,000

Cars-On-Line.com’s Car Show team was in place here in Greensboro to bring our readers all the action as 650 cars crossed the auction block, GAA’s special auction facility they call The Automobile Palace was recently expanded to over five acres of display area. The sea of cars was endless.

We asked our readers to stay tuned to this page to find out what these vehicles sell for. It is a great way to keep up on collector car pricing. We are predicting that collector car values will rise this year as we work our way out of this COVID-19 pandemic. The way sales are going here in Greensboro collectors had better buckle up for a price increase on collector cars.

Photo journalist Bob Boberg of eClassicAutos.com did a short video to summarize the atmosphere inside the auction stadium this weekend. Click the photo window below and enjoy.

Once again this week we held an “auction watching party” for our readers as we followed the action at the 2021 GAA Classic Car Auction. Our readers were able to preview the cars here on this page before they appeared on the auction stage. Our Facebook page brought many of our readers into the conversation. The pricing has been pretty strong here this weekend so far. This could bode well for collector car prices as we get into the spring market.

Click here to watch the GAA Classic Car Auction on You Tube.

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