Verona CSi at Mecum Monterey

looks like something from the era ... similar to some of the extra protection that were available in the states for british sports cars. i forget the name of the company that made a lot of those products - Anco or something like that
 
this vehicle was on ebay earlier this year or last,, came out of AZ sold for around 17-19k I believe. if you look at the right front headlamp chrome trim piece its bent,, I believe it was determined this vehicle was in a wreck and a shady job was done to cover it up..... lets see if this guy can flip and triple his money to the unaware buyer..
 
Darrell said:
this vehicle was on ebay earlier this year or last,, came out of AZ sold for around 17-19k I believe. if you look at the right front headlamp chrome trim piece its bent,, I believe it was determined this vehicle was in a wreck and a shady job was done to cover it up..... lets see if this guy can flip and triple his money to the unaware buyer..
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Different car. You can't see the ebay pics anymore, but it was a 1973. The Mecum car is a 1972. The Arizona car had visible damage to the nose and fender. I think what you are seeing in the Mecum car is the typical wavy upper portion of the headlight grille.

https://www.e9coupe.com/forum/threads/fs-ebay-73-3-0cs.24408/
 
Coming up later today... I like how Mecum has the estimate at $55-65k even though the car has sat in the high 50's for at least a year.
 
You never know... I would never think so but with an auction and a couple people who really want an E9?
 
Maybe that annoying crowd assistant dude with his histrionics couldnt gin up enough excitement.
 
10% in person fee, 15% internet fee - so it got close to $50k which I thought was very respectable. Reserve was probably close to $50k.
 
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