Here are a few vehicles that will be crossing the block today, Sunday 11/19. Have you been right on the money in your predictions? Have you ever won a car at auction? Traditionally on the last day of an auction, you can find some really good deals. Let’s see a few four wheeled automobiles that will be at Leake Auctions in Dallas, TX.
What do you think these fine rides will bring?
This 1990 Oldsmobile Toronado Trofeo was featured in an article last month for $6500. There are a few nicks and modifications, but overall it is pretty clean.
What do you think it will bring at auction?
Possible barn find 1980 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am Pace Car that is a little rough but complete. Does patina work on later model cars?
Think those turbo lights still glow? Will this rarity bring strong money?
This 1968 Buick Special Deluxe from Shreveport screams little old lady. Thanks to my friend Nathan for letting me know it is not a Skylark! Radio delete, rubber floors, Deluxe cloth seats, and a 350 makes this a uniquely optioned base model Buick.
What would you bid on this gray lady?
Ready for the hills, this 1963 Land Rover Series IIA has received a freshening in and out. Would you prefer this British truck, a Bronco, or a Land Cruiser?
Not a full restoration, will this rugged SUV bring strong money?
Did Jessica Rabbit drive a 1942 Packard 110 Convertible like this cream colored classic? Not a senior model, but rare today nonetheless.
What do you think this ragtop will bring?
Let’s hear those auction stories and see those fantasy bids! Thanks to everyone who has played along.
the lil ol lady shoulda bought a gs400 stage 1….4speed. ta is rare…and cool
The 68 Buick looks like a great deal…. needs a paint job… My Dad had one like this back in the 70’s That Buick 350 is a great engine, lots of torque
The Pack. Most certainly, the Pack. And the Land Rover. Whiskey and ‘rafter’ bidding will increase the prices fer shur.
Most look pretty average to me. None of them really float my boat.
The Packard. Nothing else really rings the bell……
All cool vehicles to me. I never understood putting the spare on the hood like on the Rover. Checking fluids would be a nightmare. Not to mention damage to the hood trying to get that beast off for a flat or tire rotation. I would have put it on the roof rack.