[Jerry H.]

Originally Posted by Forrest

Well..I don't think I have ever been that disappointed in an auction..It's not over yet.. in 18 years or so cars always sold after the auction ended..I usually have a least one person look at the car "in person".. not this time..oh well..we'll chug along and pray for better interest in the near future.. Possibly some collectors/ potential buyers were not aware of the auction..This car is worth more than $50,000.00..funny thing is Haggarty insurance ( Heacock classic) has it insured it for 90,000.00 ...they agreed on the value..maybe if a live auction (Mecum,,etc..) shows up near me I'll take the car....Thanx for all the cheers!..Pontiacs are BEST!! and deserve more..

Did you pull it before it ended? When I clicked on the link you provided it stated that it was not longer available and said 'Here's something we though you might be interested in' and it displayed the auction o6f a 63 Tempest convertible. I've never seen this before. Don't be too disappointed in Ebay now days. Seems like it's mostly bottom feeders looking for a deal. Too many people have gotten burned on cars that were over described and there is no trust left in this world. As far as a Mecum or similar auction, the only way you will get close to real value there is to have it as a feature car in all their advertising for that auction. I sold my nice 65 GTO at Mecum in Kissimmee in January of 2017 and it got lost in the sea of other nice cars. 3000 is too many cars to compete with for a buyer. It sold for considerably more money at the Mecum auction in PA 6 months later by someone who bought it from the guy who bought it at the auction in Fla.