When a new episode of Graveyard Carz rolls out we figure you like to see just a little bit more. We understand so here are some recent images from inside the garage. It all looks quiet now, but on tonight's episode it's full of conflicting schedules, debates and NOT full of certain parts. Be sure to tune in to Graveyard Carz at 10|9c.
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Did you know Mecum Kissimmee was a record setting auction? It was described by Dana Mecum as the "Super Bowl" of car auctions and the more than 75,000 people who attended the event would likely agree! There was over 3,337 lots and Mecum experienced a 70% sell through. The cars were hot and went fast - and the total sales were close to $72 million.
How many of you got hooked on Kings of Crash on Sunday night? Watching the hits is addictive and it's definitely edge-of-your-seat action. We know you want more so we're giving you a web exclusive that will blow your mind.
We're inside Ryan Sweat's car as he hunts down the competition in the pit. We've got cameras everywhere so you'll see an incredible hit from 360 degrees - and even inside the car. It confirms what we thought - demolition derbies are not for the faint-hearted!
Enjoy this web exclusive and let us know how you like Kings of Crash, airing Sundays at 10|9c.
The star cars keep rolling across the red carpet in Kissimmee and our cameras have been there catching it live. There’s been one special car everyone was waiting to see and it crossed the block earlier today. It’s one of those cars we just love – a garage find that had been hidden away for 28 years. We’re talking about the 1966 Ford Mustang SCCA Group 2 A/Sedan Racer. It’s number 12 of only 16 produced.
Courtesy of Mecum.com
In its early history it took first place at Pan American Trans-Am, Green Valley, Texas in 1966 and first at the Continental Divide SCCA National in 1966. It was even a cover model – appearing on the December 1966 cover of Sports Car Graphic.
How it ended up hidden away for 28 years we’re not sure, but now that it’s made its grand re-entrance into the car loving society do you care to guess how much it sold for?
This special Shelby for $400,000.
Check back with us as we post the top ten sellers when Mecum Kissimmee wraps up. In the meantime, to see the lots for Sunday, click here.
Courtesy of Mecum.com
by Eileen Marable
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