Fall Auburn Auction 2019 To Make History

History Made at Fall Auburn Auction 2019

Some historic cars were sold here at the Fall Auburn Auction 2019 as the tradition of celebrating automotive history continues on this Labor Day Weekend. Once again on Saturday, the top sale was a silver 2005 Ford GT with a hammer price of $265,000. The previous day, on Friday, the same thing happened with a Mark IV red 2005 Ford GT selling for $275,000. But two of the most hotly contested bidding wars broke out when a 1933 Chrysler CL Dual-Windshield Phaeton sold at $175,000, and a 1923 Duesenberg sold at $170,000. It is all part of the big Auburn-Cord-Duesenberg Festival here in Auburn, Indiana. It is Prime Time Saturday here at the Fall Auburn Auction, and the bidding action got hot and heavy here this afternoon at the RM Auction Park.

The 1933 Chrysler CL Imperial Dual-Cowl Phaeton was impressive as it took the auction stage here in Auburn, during the 49th Annual Labor Day Weekend sale, August 29-September 1, 2019. It is one of fewer than twenty authentic survivors. It has a known history and is loaded with provenance. It is no wonder that the bidding was hotly contested. The bidding did not stop until this beautiful dual-windshield convertible was sold at $175,000. Here are photos from the Saturday sale.

Stars of the Saturday edition of the Fall Auburn Auction 2019
Top sale on Saturday was a 2005 Ford GT
Which sold for $265,000
A 1970 DeTomaso Mangusta Ghia was the second highest sale on Saturday.
It sold for $195,000 at No Reserve
1933 Chrysler CL Imperial Dual-Cowl Phaeton was one of the history making sales here Saturday
Sold for $175,000 in heated bidding
1923 Duesenberg 5-Passenger Touring car made history
Sells for $170,000
The 2017 Ford GT was bid up to $875,000, but could not reach the $1 million mark
One of the stars of the show, a 1967 Corvette COPO 427
Gets bid up to $450,000, and does not meet reserve
A top offering, 1971 Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona Berlinetta
Bids to $430,000, but does not meet reserve.
Another of the stars of the show, a rare 1969 Corvette L88 Convertible
Gets bid up to $290,000 but does not meet reserve
From the same collection, a 1968 Corvette L88 Convertible
Gets bid up to $310,000 but also does not meet reserve
The last Cuda produced,, a 1971 Plymouth Cuda Convertible sold for $133,000
1963 Corvette Split Window sold for $84,500
1929 Packard Eight Roadster
Sells for $70,000
1968 NicKey Corvette 427
Sold for $68,000
Deal of the Day! An ultra rare 1929 Kissel 8-95 Tourster
sells for $45,000 at No Reserve
Interesting sale! 1931 Cadillac V12 Phaeton
Was bid up to $190,000, so close to reserve, but did not sell
A 2005 Ford GT is the top sale at the Fall Auburn Auction 2019
Bidding was vicious, and went on for eight minutes on Friday.
Finally stopped at $275,000
1934 Packard Super Eight Coupe sold for $90,000
1941 Buick Convertible Sedan Deluxe sold for $42,500
1942 Cadillac Series 62 Convertible Coupe
1956 Lincoln Continental Mark II sold for $27,000
1957 Ford Sunliner Convertible sells for $40,000
1931 Auburn Phaeton sells for $64,000
1935 Packard Twelve Convertible Sedan sells after the auction, final bid $160,000
After heated bidding, 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air Convertible sells for $74,000
The Fall Auburn Auction 2019 started Thursday at the RM Auction Park
A 2013 Shelby GT500 Super Snake sold for $55,000 on Thursday
1977 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40 bid up to $37,500, was announced sold minutes later
1967 Chevy Nova sold for $24,500
1935 Ford Town Car with Coachwork by Brewster sold for $28,000
1972 Dodge Challenger sold for $18,500
1955 Ford Thunderbird bid up to $17,500, but did not meet reserve
Best deal of the day, a 1972 Corvette LS5 454 sold for $17,500
Alpha Romeo Giulietta gets crowd excited.
1960 Auto Union 1000 SP sold for $21,500

This year’s Fall Auburn Auction on Labor Day Weekend, is shaping up to be the one big national auction you just cannot afford to miss. With hundreds of collector cars and automobilia items expected to cross the auction block for the giant sale, the auction at the Auburn Auction Park during the ACD Festival is a tradition that collectors dearly treasure. Cars-On-Line.com is on hand to bring you all the news and report on the top sales here in Auburn, Indiana this weekend. Find more of the top cars from the Fall Auburn Auction 2019 at the auction inventory page on Cars-On-Line.com.

As we are on the ground here in Auburn, Indiana, our readers will be treated to the sites and sounds of the Fall Auburn Auction almost like they were here themselves. Here is a sample of what we saw on Prime Time Saturday at the Fall Auburn Auction 2019. (Click video window below.)

For more detail on what was offered each day this weekend, click here to read the RM Sotheby’s Fall Auburn Auction catalog of auction vehicles.

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The giant RM Auction Park grounds also includes a swap meet, car corral and dozens of displays to entertain the automotive enthusiast.

The Auburn-Cord-Duesenberg Festival is a Homecoming for all the vintage motorcars produced here at the Auburn plant as they find their way back home to Auburn, Indiana. The annual Labor Day Homecoming is such an amazing display of Americana that we count it as one of the major car shows to add to your bucket list. Follow our live coverage of the ACD Festival, including a Concours in the Park, Parade of Classics and even a tour of the ACD Museum at the site of the original headquarters and plant here in Auburn, Indiana. Click here to read our live coverage with hundreds of photos of beautiful vintage cars.

Fall Auburn Auction 2019

Fall Auburn Auction 2019 To Make History

History Made at Fall Auburn Auction 2019

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