1968 Manual Trans Sprint Firebird on WA Copart
 

Aurction date not set, but it looks like a nice car probably a donation to a charity

Looks to be a 3-speed Manual, Manual Steering and brakes. Says it runs and drives.

https://www.copart.com/lot/69311405/...ird-wa-spokane

I don't recall the asking price, but it was for sale back in 2023.

with a little more than 1 day left on the action it is bid to $8200.00 Seller is listed as Farmers Insurance. And Mileage is now listed as 94k. It will be interesting to see if it sells.

With no apparent damage I wonder why the insurance Company is the owner?

In 74 My neighbor who was a wholesale dealer told me of a 240z at a salvage auction,that was a stolen recovery.
The claim was paid out before it was recovered so the insurance company owned it.
I got the car with only a little damage at less than wholesale.This is just one explanation. They cant sell flood vehicles as clean title so It shouldnt be that.

well Im out
almost $14k with 3 hrs left and reserve still not met.
I bought the extra "review" and it was worthless other than saying rear tires have less tread than front.
No underside pics,didnt even open the trunk.
I hope someone gets a well preserved survivor car and not a bondo bucket.
Im guessing the reserve is set at what they paid out on claim.

It started the live auction at $14,100 and reserve was off.
only 1 bid at the live auction for $14,200. Bidder was from Armenia

Looks like the reserve was not met, back up for auction with 6+ days left. So they didn't believe the bidder from Armenia?

Now Im officially confused.
I logged in as a bidder and reserve was lifted when it went from $11k to $14k.
It did say "SOLD,on sellers approval" but it always says that.
Ive lost bids before and later got them(for less)2nd time around.

I just logged in again and it says SOLD in a red banner,updated 5 minutes ago
at 3:46pm