oh alright, i was not aware of this. i guess it make sense haha. If you were the off site buyer, you'd better extremely specific in what you want haha

 

the off site buyers give their proxies specific lists of what they want and how much they wanna spend i've actually been a proxy buyer at an auto auction twas fun

 

awesome, thanks for the info!

 

I dunno if anyone followed it over the past few years, but there was a guy buying cars left right and centre. I can't remember his name, but he always wore a red Ferrari hat. He must have bought 10 cars in Scottsdale.

 

Anyone just see the 85 Blazer Custom just went for $35,000? Nice truck!! Everything Chrome underneath, wouldn't be able to drive it much if at all.

 

Check out HD theater. They have the Mecum car auctions. Not so many trucks but lots of old muscle cars and one off custom cars and, talking about buyers, there is a guy at a lot of the auctions called Wayne Carini, he not only buys and sells cars for other people he also collects/buys/sells his own classics cars. A really interesting watch.

 

Those are nice. I watch Barret-Jackson some. There's some amazing rides on there!

 

I did see that...it was an insane truck lol. The chrome alone on it probably cost 35k.

For those of you that didn't see it:

Barrett-Jackson Lot: 389 - 1985 CHEVROLET BLAZER CUSTOM TRUCK





Lot Number: 389
Auction: LAS VEGAS 2009
Sale Price: *$40,700.00
Year: 1985
Make: CHEVROLET
Model: BLAZER
Style: CUSTOM TRUCK
Exterior Color: TAN/RED
Interior Color: TAN
Cylinders: 8
Engine Size: 383
Transmission: AUTOMATIC
Summary: Original owner, 383cid Chevy motor with 671 BNM blower, factory paint and interior, built 700R transmission with posi-traction front and rear, 4.88 gears. 39,000 original miles. May not be emissions compliant in all 50 states.
Details: Original owner, 383cid Chevy motor with 671 BNM blower, 700R transmission with posi-traction front and rear, 4.88 gears, MSD ignition, motor port and polished, original factory paint and interior, 15x18" rims, 35x15" tires, 8" lift, 14 Rancho shocks, 39,000 original miles. 5,000 miles on motor, transmission, front and rear axles. Nuts and bolts, gas tank, wheel wells, underside of hood, axles and leaf springs all chromed. This truck was in three BFGoodrich commercials in the early 1990's filmed in Page, Arizona at Lake Powell, along with a calendar shoot. **MAY NOT BE EMISSIONS COMPLIANT IN ALL 50 STATES**


This thing was ALL chrome under neath.

 

Thats is a super nice blazer..... the old K5's tend to look completely bad *** whether or not they are show quality or mud and custom looking fabbed...

 

i wish i could find a typhoon in that shape or just decent