1967 L88 Corvette Convertible Sells for Record $3.2 Million at Mecum Dallas

[Camo]

Posted on SEPTEMBER 7, 2013 at http://www.corvetteblogger.com

On Saturday afternoon at the Mecum auction in Dallas, Lot #123 – a 1967 L88 Corvette Roadster from the Buddy Herin collection took center stage.
After five minutes of auction banter, the documented 1-20 L88 Corvette Sting Ray became the highest selling Corvette to ever sell at auction with a gavel price of $3.2 million.


Here’s the video from of the sale from Mecum Auctions:



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[bfit]

67 is the year I wanted a vette  i could not afford one then and still cant now.
3.2m is that plus  fees etc
Any one who spend that much on any car  need some psychological  assessment
in my opinion
Bfit

[Jethro]

Hmmm Tonto,  3M is nothing to some folk, it's all about persesctive

[bfit]

Hmmm Tonto,  3M is nothing to some folk, it's all about persesctive

My perspective is this
If its worth 3.2m now next year it has to be worth 3.65m another wise it's a bad investment
Compound that for five years see where it will be .
If one can't get in it and trash it around the track it's just a big expensive garden gnome.
Bfit

[VETTENUT]

"If one can't get in it and trash it around the track it's just a big expensive garden gnome."

Couldn't have said it better Bfit!!   

Each to their own, but I didn't buy 'em to look at 'em.   

[Jethro]

Hey Hey Big Gazza Thus thus not all of us a tarred with the same brush and just as well it would be a sad place if all of us just wanted to flog the shyter out of everything

some of us are lovers not fighters 

Love ya's long time Jethro

[VETTENUT]

Don't worry Jethro I'm a lover at heart also, not a fighter, so I always leave something up the sleeve. You can drive 'em hard without flogging 'em to death!

[Jethro]

Anyways Lad's I'm hanging out for a Ylla one 

[StephenSLR]

If it's worth 3.2m now next year it has to be worth 3.65m another wise it's a bad investment

True, it could very well go down in price but that's the market for ya.

I'm sure the owner is thrilled to bits and that's probably worth 3.2m in his books; if he can throw that sort of money around there probably isn't much else that he hasn't paid for that gets his rocks off as much.

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