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05-14-2005, 05:25 PM
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I know of a very recent, private sale of a '69 Judge convert that sold for well over the current bid of $150K on this car. It was also a concourse car but an older restoration. I know this seems hard to believe but I know the guy who sold it and this is first hand information.
Other results on ebay show this to be the trend with the Judge converts. Even a year ago, a low end driver sold for $92K and a basket case project went for $60K! Some auction service (Mecum's, I think) sold a '70 Judge convert last year for $180K. That was amazingly high for a '70 (and "only" a RA III), which usually sell for quite a bit less than the 69's, but that just shows what is going on right now. I didn't expect to see this car hit $150K on ebay but it will be interesting to see where it ends up. It makes me wonder what the reserve price is...
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