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GAA Classic Summer Auction 2026

The GAA Classic Car Auction Summer Edition, July 23-25 2026,  will bring classic, muscle, and collectible vehicles
to the auction block. Many of them at NO RESERVE! The auction format will see 750 vehicles cross the auction block over 3 days in Greensboro, North Carolina. 

GAA Classic Cars Drops Jaw-Dropping Lineup for July Auction:

Ultra-Rare Boss 429s, Jimmy Buffett’s Personal
Nash, and a SpaceX Rocket Replica Under One Roof

GREENSBORO, N.C. — GAA Classic Cars is gearing up for a marquee summer event, transforming its eight-acre indoor facility into
a showcase of automotive excellence from July 23-25. The three-day auction isn’t just about moving metal; it’s a curated selection
of multi-million-dollar supercars, muscle-bound classics, and pop-culture icons.

Unlike traveling auction shows that pitch temporary tents, GAACC hosts their events in a permanent, dedicated, climate-
controlled facility known as “The Palace.” The venue allows collectors to park their valuable inventory weeks in advance, blending

Southern hospitality with a slick, user-friendly digital bidding platform. The company’s recurring events regularly pull in global
buyers, turning over 750 vehicles and upwards of $20 million per show.
Headlining the July lineup is a heavy-hitting duo: two legendary 1969 Ford Mustang Boss 429 S-Code racing icons, each
carrying a valuation north of $500,000. Born to dominate NASCAR, these street-legal beasts feature a “semi-hemi” V8 engine so
massive they required Kar Kraft to hand-modify the engine bays. Bidders will have to choose between a pristine Wimbledon White
or a smooth Black Jade.
“Our inventory is growing dynamically every day, and this lineup is frankly spectacular,” said Kristen Harlow, marketing
manager for GAA Classic Cars. “Whether you want a museum-grade supercar with delivery miles, a piece of music history, or a wild
custom build that will stop traffic anywhere on Earth, this auction delivers the absolute wow factor.”
The docket features an eclectic mix of automotive virtuosos:
• The 18-Mile Supercar: A 2006 Ford GT with just 18 original miles on the odometer.
• Jimmy Buffett’s Subcompact Convertible: A 1958 Nash Metropolitan formerly owned by the “Margaritaville” icon,
expected to catch a wave, the value will be determined by the Parrot Head Nation.
• SpaceX Rocket Replica & Truck: A custom-fabricated rocket replica mounted on a 1985 International Harvester truck,
selling with “No Reserve”—meaning the highest bidder takes the ride.
• The Holy Grail Corvette Run: A lineup of more than 50 Corvettes, highlighted by a consecutively manufactured sequence
spanning 1958 to 1967.
• 1966 Ford GT40 MKII Kit Car: A fierce tribute to the Le Mans-winning endurance racer.
• 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS LS6: A heavyweight of the classic muscle era.
• High-Impact Mopar Muscle: A colorful ensemble featuring a 1970 Dodge Challenger T/A, 1970 Plymouth Barracuda,
1970 Dodge Charger R/T, and a 1971 Dodge Charger R/T.
Gates open daily at 8 a.m. EDT. Memorabilia hits the block at 9 a.m., followed by vehicles at 9:30 a.m. Bidding is available in
person, by phone, and online. The entire auction is streamed live on YouTube.

Located at 301 Norwalk Street in Greensboro, NC, the GAA Classic Car Auction consigns vehicles
from all over the country with an assortment ranging from pre-war to present day unique vehicles. The
auction is held at The Automobile Palace. The facility is owned by GAA Classic Cars and has 5.5 acres
of enclosed, climate-controlled auction space. 

GAA Classic Auction 2026

The GAA Classic Auction 2026 will be held at the Auto Palace, February 19-21, 2026 in Greensboro, North Carolina. The much heralded event will bring classic, muscle, and collectible vehicles to the auction block this winter. They predict that 750 vehicles will cross the auction block, including several collections at NO RESERVE! Follow the Cars-On-Line newsletter for more information on the unique vehicles to be sold, especially the NO RESERVE offerings. 

Located at 301 Norwalk Street in Greensboro, NC, the GAA Classic Car Auction (GAACC) consigns vehicles from all over the country with an assortment ranging from pre-war to present day unique vehicles. The auction is held at The Automobile Palace. The facility is owned by GAACC and just expanded to 3.5 acres of enclosed, climate-controlled auction and display space. 

Click here to view the auction inventory

GAA Classic Summer Auction 2025

The GAA Classic Car Auction Summer Edition, July 24-26 2025,  will bring classic, muscle, and collectible vehicles
to the auction block. Many of them at NO RESERVE! The auction format will see 750 vehicles cross the auction block over 3 days in Greensboro, North Carolina. 

Located at 301 Norwalk Street in Greensboro, NC, the GAA Classic Car Auction consigns vehicles
from all over the country with an assortment ranging from pre-war to present day unique vehicles. The
auction is held at The Automobile Palace. The facility is owned by GAA Classic Cars and just expanded to 5.5 acres
of enclosed, climate-controlled auction space. 

GAA Classic Winter Auction 2024

Cars-On-Line.com is reporting the action here from the GAA Classic Winter Auction at The Automobile Palace in Greensboro, North Carolina. It is Prime Time Saturday at the auction, last day of the sale, and all the top cars will cross the auction block today. This is where they hold the GAA Classic Auction three times a year. These are the “bread and butter” classics, and when they sell you note the prices. That’s how you measure the health of the collector car market. This is where we expect to see how pricing on collector cars will fair in 2024. 

A 2006 Ford GT Heritage was sold here for $700,000 at the hammer. It was anticipated that this special Ford GT would be the star car of the auction, and it did not disappoint. The top cars here sold for very high prices. It was a confirmation that the collector car market is in great shape going into the upcoming spring market.

Here are some of the auction vehicles and the prices they sold for. 

And you can join us on the Cars-On-Line.com Facebook page to listen in on the conversation or add your comments. We’ll be talking classic cars and muscle cars all afternoon. Here is the link to our Facebook page:

https://www.facebook.com/collectorcar

The winter edition sale began on Thursday, February 22 and will run through Saturday, February 24. Our readers love to review the results of this auction because so many true “blue collar classic cars” are sold here. 

Here are some of the results from the Thursday and Friday sales:

Cars-On-Line.com’s Car Show team will be on hand here in Greensboro to bring you all the action as over 650 cars are scheduled to cross the auction block.  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. Watch this page all weekend, and we’ll keep you updated with the cars and prices they sell for.

Classic car dealers from throughout the Southeast are on hand to buy special cars for their inventories here at the GAA Classic Winter Auction. All of the top collector car shops are represented here. But you can join in the bidding as a private party buyer as well. 

Our photo-journalist, Bob Boberg of eClassicAutos.com, thought you might like to get a taste of what it is like to be here at The Automobile Palace and experience the auction atmosphere. He will be taking photos and video all weekend. Click the video window below for a quick look at the sea of cars.

You can view the action on our Facebook page. View the Facebook page on Saturday as we hold our traditional “Auction Watching Party” there with plenty of chances for you to chime in and comment on the auction prices. 

GAA Classic Auction

The GAA Classic Auction will bring classic, muscle, and collectible vehicles to the auction block this winter. They predict that 750 vehicles will cross the auction block. Many of them at NO RESERVE! Follow the Cars-On-Line newsletter for more information on the unique vehicles to be sold, especially the NO RESERVE offerings. 

Located at 301 Norwalk Street in Greensboro, NC, the GAA Classic Car Auction (GAACC) consigns vehicles from all over the country with an assortment ranging from pre-war to present day unique vehicles. The auction is held at The Automobile Palace. The facility is owned by GAACC and just expanded to 3.5 acres of enclosed, climate-controlled auction and display space. 

Click here to view the auction inventory

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