I got to attend the Mecum auction in KC yesterday and below is a slideshow. There were many cars, from every make and model that I'd like to have in my garage! There was a Bloomington Gold survivor, benchmark, 1965 396/425 Vert, many C2's, 90 ZR-1 with less than 4k miles, Grand Sport, but my favorite was the gold /copper custom (first car in slideshow) and a VW utility vehicle.

Had a great time!

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Thanks. Great pics!

I can't go to those. I would lose all control. Good pics, thanks.

Thanks for sharing the bevy of beauties, Andrew - I'll bet that was a blast! Now I need to mop up some drool.

Man I wish I wasn't poor....

I watched alot of the Mecum show in central Florida. Thanks for sharing the pics. On T-Birds, I've always had a soft spot for the 57 removable top, 63 and 66 drop top Birds. I had a 66 Landau once and I gave it to my sister. That was a kiss of death for that car. 69 GTO Judge was cool, big Lincoln with the suicide doors (float boat). I'm sure corvetteronw would have an interest in the C4 Corvette GS pictured (me too). Thanks for the slides.

The 96 GS was a red gut vert. Exterior was a 8.5/10, but I'd put the interior at 6/10. I didn't see the miles, but it had been driven. I didn't see it cross the block, so I don't know what it went for. It's actually a little rare to see them cross the block in my neck of the woods. It was great seeing one there.

Tommy, if I would have known you like the baby and bigger birds, I would have taken some pictures of a 65 barn find. It was white and on the description, said survivor show prepped. It had dirt all over the body and interior, engine, and I don't know if it ran. Literally looked like someone drug it out of a barn, after sitting for many, many years. It was in pretty good shape, just dirty. Great to see something like this.