AUBURN — A state-of-the-art Cybertruck, ex-Carroll Shelby test car and singular 1934 Packard Twelve 1107 Coupe Roadster top the sales at Worldwide’s Enthusiast Auction in Indiana.
The Auburn auto auction sold two rare cars for seven figures each last week amid audiences estimated at a record 20,000, officials said Thursday in news release.
AUBURN â Worldwide Auctioneer said Tuesday that 99% of consignments found buyers in The Enthusiast Auction, its second successful live sale of the year, April 23-24 at its company headquarters in Auburn.
The saleâs offering of one-off custom cars and street rods was led by an art-deco-style 1936 Deco Rides âMaharaja Specialâ One-Off Custom, built by Terry Cook of Deco Rides and Delahaye USA, that sold for $346,000.
ââOnce again, the market for really great cars has proved to be as strong as ever, and we extend sincere thanks to those who joined us at home in Auburn, in person or virtually, for another very dynamic sale,â said Rod Egan, principal and auctioneer for Worldwide.