‘Stage fright’ and more at collector car auction (Midland Daily News)- About: Car Auction News

There was something for almost everyone July 21 at the first collector car auction held at the Midland Antique & Collectible Festival at the Midland County Fairgrounds. Some of its auctions and those of at least one other prominent company — Barrett-Jackson — are nationally televised. The Cutlass — the first car up for bids — got an offer of $12,000 in that first round of bidding. That also was the auction’s top successful bid — for a 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air convertible. The auction company posted successful bids — and top unsuccessful bids for unsold vehicles — for the Midland auction and other Kruse International auctions at www. read more

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