Mecum Auctions Over $107.8mill in Classic Cars

Mecum Auctions Sells $107.8 Classic Cars in Auction

Dana Mecum’s May “34th Original Spring Classic” auction saw some stunning results.

The complete top 10 collector car sales at the Indy 2021 auction include:

1930 Duesenberg Model SJ Rollston Convertible Victoria (Lot S135) at $2,970,000

1969 Ford Bronco ‘Big Oly’ (Lot F131) at $1,870,000

2020 Ford GT MkII (Lot S209.1) at $1,870,000

2014 McLaren P1 (Lot S170) at $1,347,500

2019 Ford GT Lightweight (Lot S133) at $1,100,000

2019 Ford GT (Lot F148) at $1,045,000

2019 McLaren Senna (Lot S171) at $946,000

1957 Mercedes-Benz 300SL Roadster (Lot S162) at $907,500

2011 Ferrari 599 SA Aperta (Lot S167) at $880,000

2006 Ford GT Heritage Edition (Lot F126) at $572,000

The sale included 2,709 “road art” lots a Carol Shelby statue at $41,300, and a Ford Double-Sided Porcelain Neon Sign (Lot Q318) that brought $35,400.

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Collector, Parnelli Jones bought $3.15 million worth of Corvettes, as other collectors snapped up classic car “bargains”.

Heading the sales was the 1930 Duesenberg Model SJ Rollston Convertible Victoria at $2.9million. I was built in the very same city in which the auction was held, Indianapolis. There were equal seconds, with a Bronco and Ford GT MK II bringing in almost $2million each.

“While this certainly isn’t the first time Mecum has broken the $100 million mark with a singular auction event, it is the first time we’ve done it with our flagship auction in Indianapolis and the first time any collector car auction company has done it twice in one year, which makes it an accomplishment that we are especially proud of,” noted Consignment Director Frank Mecum. “We look forward to continuing this momentum for the remainder of the year and well into the future.”

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