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records were set on Day 7 as Barrett-Jackson
        experienced its best Friday in history. The day
        began with the Automobilia Auction, where
        a large impeccable Ferrari neon dealership
        sign was the top seller, crossing the block
        for $95,450. The action kicked into high
        gear and it didn’t stop until the last car
        crossed the block. The pace, the people and
        the enthusiasm were unprecedented, with
        continued record attendance.

        The charity moments at any Barrett-
        Jackson auction are always exciting and
        often emotional, but it’s safe to say Friday
        in Scottsdale was off the charts, and
        undoubtedly one of the most significant in
        the company’s more than 50-year history.
        Barrett-Jackson Chairman and CEO Craig
        Jackson and President Steve Davis drove the
        excitement as a 2021 Shelby Super Snake
        Count’s Kustoms Edition, with 100 percent of
        the hammer price benefiting Camp Freedom,
        Inc., brought in $350,000 and pushed The
        World’s Greatest Collector Car Auctions over
        the $150 million mark in funds raised for
        worthy causes since the company’s inception.
        As is tradition, all auction fees are waived for
        these important sales.

        Joining the Mustang for this momentous
        occasion was the day’s second charity car, a
        2023 Ford F-150 Lightning 4x4 Super Crew
        Pickup. The special truck left folks cheering
        as the gavel fell on $275,000, with 100%
        of the hammer price going to the Fighter
        Country Foundation, which supports the
        men, women and families of Luke Air Force
        Base in Arizona.
        SUPER SATURDAY IN SCOTTSDALE
        From the moment gates opened on Day 8
        of Barrett-Jackson’s 2023 Scottsdale Auction
        there was no shortage of supercharged thrills
        and amazing automobiles! A 2020 Ford GT
        Carbon Series was the first vehicle to reach
        — and surpass — the million-dollar mark,
        selling for $1,320,000. Sales continued
        to reach for the stars, with additional
        showstoppers joining the million-dollar-plus
        club: a 2019 Ford GT sold for $1,320,000, a
        1989 Ferrari F40 sold for $2,750,000; and a
        2005 Porsche Carrera GT for $1,595,000.



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