commando1
Old Man with a Hat
B-J 67 Chrysler ragtop sells for $19k!
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68plymouth383
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Looks like a nice one! !
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
Anybody know what %age the seller finally ends up with?
And an 87 Buick Grand National GNX with 362 miles sold for $150,000. I'd take the ragtop.
Ironwolf
Senior Member
I read that there is a sellers consignment Fee of 8% with no reserve and 10% with a reserve,
and that there is a buyers commission fee of 8% if it is purchased onsite and 10% if purchased via phone or online.
It's a WIN - WIN for Barrett Jackson !!!!
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commando1
Old Man with a Hat
So, if the gavel goes down at 10k, the seller gets 9 and the buyer pays 11. 2 grand or 20% to the house.
Yep. Not a bad racket, I mean deal.
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
I don't know the industry to say if they are excessive or not. I imagine the cost of doing these big mega-auctions is astrnomical. It's not like hiring Bert the tobacco auctioneer chanting a bunch of cars passing through a barn.
They're not criminals by any means, but I was just saying it's nice getting a piece of the action coming and going.
twostick
Senior Member
That's a pretty standard fee structure.
The sellers sometimes can negotiate a sweeter deal ahead of time on some of the high end cars but I don't think that option is available to the buyers unless maybe your name is Ron Pratt and it's a given that you will be spending a few million.
Kevin
The sellers sometimes can negotiate a sweeter deal ahead of time on some of the high end cars but I don't think that option is available to the buyers unless maybe your name is Ron Pratt and it's a given that you will be spending a few million.
Kevin
67Monaco
Old Man with a Hat
Buyer typically pays the fee at auctions.
Did you all catch the 68 Imp that went across for $6500?
Did you all catch the 68 Imp that went across for $6500?
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