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CdnL79 Registry
24th-April-2006, 08:52 PM
It's not Ebay, but this gorgeous Wayne Bushey restored Fred Gibb Nova will be auctioned at Mecum in Belvidere, Illinois, May 25-29. This is not a total no reserve auction, so I'm sure this one will have a substantial reserve on it. Anybody care to guess what price it might get to? There are many other real nice Chevy IIs and Novas at this auction, too.
http://www.mecumauction.com/auctions/lot_detail.html?LOT_ID=KC0406-34328
Bob
the FLYER
24th-April-2006, 09:14 PM
$125,000.oo
my guesstimate. i'm hopin' i'm low ;) :D :D
sthole
24th-April-2006, 10:01 PM
way to go Wayne, good job................ no great job!
Wogs64SS
24th-April-2006, 10:13 PM
I would say $250,000.00! I'm hoping I'm on the high side:D
Nova_Guy
24th-April-2006, 10:17 PM
Who in their right mind would want a junky old 68 Nova? :D
http://www.mecumauction.com/auctions/lot_images/KC0406-34328a.jpg
Allen_396
24th-April-2006, 10:43 PM
Who in their right mind would want a junky old 68 Nova? :D
Me..... me ..... me me me me ooohhh me I do I do I want one of those junky old 68's just like that one!
Nova_Guy
25th-April-2006, 09:52 AM
I want one of those junky old 68's just like that one!Well let me tell you; they are hard to get parts for! They are better than all the rest according to some people. I think you might want an 86 Nova, they get better milage and have AC.
http://nova88hb.www.50megs.com/86nova02.jpg
Schonyenko2
25th-April-2006, 11:26 AM
It is the only red Gibb car found, and restored. They tend to go around Yenko deuce prices, but this being a 1 of may raise the bar some. Last deuce sold for north of 140k. I'd think the reserve on this one would be around 200k. You just never know.
DANNO
25th-April-2006, 01:31 PM
Well let me tell you; they are hard to get parts for! They are better than all the rest according to some people. I think you might want an 86 Nova, they get better milage and have AC.
http://nova88hb.www.50megs.com/86nova02.jpg
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DANNO
25th-April-2006, 01:33 PM
Me..... me ..... me me me me ooohhh me I do I do I want one of those junky old 68's just like that one!
Oh, oh, oh! Me, too!!:D
Dan (however, my bank account precludes it);)
Bruce
25th-April-2006, 02:01 PM
There is also a Second Gibb 68 at the auction, a Deuce, a couple of L78s and a nice looking stock 327 4-speed 65. The auction looks like it could be a lot of fun if you have a couple of extra million spend:D
CdnL79 Registry
25th-April-2006, 03:24 PM
Here's another one to drive you 68 guys crazy!
http://www.mecumauction.com/auctions/lot_detail.html?CART=114598982085715479&LOT_ID=SC0506-36665
Bob
Nova_Guy
25th-April-2006, 04:58 PM
http://www.mecumauction.com/auctions/lot_images/SC0506-36665a.jpg
CdnL79 Registry
29th-May-2006, 06:14 PM
Anbody know if this 1968 Gibb car sold at Mecum this past weekend? I heard the blue Harrell Nova went for $182,500 and the red Yenko Deuce for $175,500.
Bob
Igosplut
29th-May-2006, 08:35 PM
The first time shown at Chevy Vettefest (Fall ’05), the car scored an amazing 997/1000 points! The judges were amazed only to find traces of dirt and dust, and commented that they could never give a perfect score for any car. In addition, being with a gathering of Gibb COPO’s this car also took the Top Gun award for best Nova of show, which the competition got very upset over!
So why have that kind of unobtainable scoring rating??
Betzer 66
29th-May-2006, 11:35 PM
Some good pictures of auction cars on Yenko site.
http://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/showflat.php/Cat/0/Number/206718/an/0/page/0#206718
I was there Fri. and Sat. Lots of high $$$$$ cars, not many high $$$$ buyers! Sorry did'nt stay for results. Only one 66 L-79 S.S. total restoration with wrong block, other things wrong. Guy said hopes to get low $60s??
Ron....
68chevyll
30th-May-2006, 01:18 AM
I love 68's.:D
CdnL79 Registry
31st-May-2006, 06:02 PM
According to info on the SYC site, the Wayne Bushey restored Fred Gibb 68 didn't meet the reserve. It got to $235,000 :eek: :eek: .
Bob
Mordorman
9th-June-2006, 09:54 AM
Makes you wonder what he really wants for it.I'm guessing the restoration cost 50k.
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