We sure learned a lot today watching this final day of the GAA Fall Classic Auction 2021 in Prime Time Saturday. The Automobile Palace was packed with excited buyers as the best of the best classic and collectible cars crossed the auction block here in Greensboro, North Carolina today. This was the wrap on a three-day sale, November 4-6, 2021. Collector cars are holding the high prices that they achieved early on in 2021. This is the sale that tells us what “blue collar” mainstream classic and muscle cars are worth.
Here is a wrapup of some of the top cars and their sales prices as we watched today in the Saturday sale.
1936 Packard Eight Model 1401 Roadster sold for $165,000 at the hammer.
Cars-On-Line.com hosted an “auction watching party” today on their Facebook page. If you were watching with us on the GAA Classic Auction Live You Tube stream, you saw some interesting sales. The discussion there was interesting. Here is a link to the Saturday sale archived on You Tube. Relive the excitement of this afternoon’s sale.
Cars-On-Line.com’s Car Show team watches the GAA Classic Auctions in Greensboro, North Carolina to get a gauge on the collector car market. GAA’s special auction facility, which they call The Automobile Palace, was expanded to over five acres of display area all indoors. The sea of cars here is endless. So much to see.
On Thursday they achieved a 91 percent sell-thru rate. That’s pretty phenomenal for any auction. The Saturday sale is Prime Time, with some of the finest classic and collectible cars on the planet congregated right here for the big sale.
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