Anyone notice the convertible only door jamb alignment wedges are missing in the auction pictures?
Kind of funny since Dennis points them out in the video and calls them striker plates so the door won't pop open.
The viewer comments in the video have nothing but praise for this guy.
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Yeah, whatever. Dennis is a solid guy who treats people right and creates an entertaining weekly vid. He gets on the road almost every week digging out interesting cars. He buys and sells almost everything and can't be an expert on them all. His shop does amazing Jeep restos. Now get a cup of Joe and let's go!

I thought Barrett Jackson was having these cars inspected/vetted?

I know that NCRS shipped award confirmation on any car that has proclaimed NCRS judging in its writeup. These documents are in the property room. Any Corvette that proclaims validated paperwork has to have the conformation letter in the property room.
These are not absolute fail safes, but surely an effort to help the buyer out. NCRS also has a booth there.

Maybe one day we'll have a nice guy who knows what he's talking about? The whole package is not a unicorn.

Perhaps he will be doing a future video titled "why I had to unwind my auction sale" -- "oh boy was that expensive"

The fun starts at 10:45 Minutes in.

The advance commitment fleet provided to IMS was identically optioned. Here is the modified track camera chase car. Contrary to what is stated in the video segment above NONE were column shift.

I guess we are now at the third stage of finding the truth and separating fact from fiction. What more can we ask for!

What did it end up selling for?
..and did the new owner ask Dennis where the Best place was to eat around here? ;)