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Kirk Hilles

51w

Great video, thanks Craig! There are definitely some very interesting tidbits there especially with the photos and such and what to do if it doesn't sell. As you mentioned, it was definitely not the right choice for your one car to sell there.

Not to be mean, but yeah, you should've spent more time really selling with that paragraph. Even if the Odometer was listed and such, you know as well as anybody that you need to catch their attention. That first sentence:

"This 2003 Ford Mustang Cobra SVT convertible is powered by a factory hand-built and supercharged 4,6 liter DOHC V8 engine making 612 rwhp and 552 ft/lbs of torque with a Kenne Bell Supercharger with larger pulleys, an upgraded fuel system and a MagnaFlow exhaust."

Ugh. Come on man, you KNOW better. SELL IT. Sub Rails and Frame Connectors? Mickey Thompson Tires??? How about something simple like this:

31,000 ORIGINAL MILES! Genuine Mustang SVT convertible with flawless original paint.
- 612 HP / 552 lb Torque
- 6 Speed Manual
- 1 of 355 in Sonic Blue
- $2,000 in performance receipts

No different than listing it any other way.

You are likely right about the running position and that was pretty slimy for them just to bump you up from $800 to $1,200 and act like it's a better position. I'm not sure if you are correct about alcohol and showing off being the reasons, I think it's more of human nature where things later in the day tend to bid higher as people worry they aren't going to get anything and feel the pressure.

Again, I'm not saying this to be mean - you are a great guy AND a great salesperson, but remember that you aren't the first person ever selling a vehicle at BJ. I'd be willing to bet that if you spent 30 minutes, you could find a number of experiences online where these lessons have been spelled out and there are probably a ton of "tips and tricks" out there that are really helpful. I wouldn't be surprised if there is even stats and figures showing the value of each selling slot and what you can do about it and expect.

My guess is that you intentionally/unintentionally didn't want to do any research beforehand and so, yeah, newbies always get taken advantage of and fall into their designed traps. I'm sorry it was frustrating and was glad you didn't "lose your shirt" and so you should be thankful it didn't go worse.

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David Johnson

51w↑24

I have been a used car dealer for just over a year. The biggest lesson I have learned is in order to do business, everyone's hand is in your pocket sucking money from your bottom line. Everything from licensing, insurance, software, financing, after market warranties, auction fees both selling and buying, flooring plans, reconditioning costs etc, building/lot rent, tools, utilities, office supplies, infrastructure etc. The time it takes in the background to keep a small dealership operating is almost a full time job in of itself. Margins may seem attractive at first until you get deep into the business and with everyone's hands in your pocket you find out quick that your profit mostly goes into other pockets, not your own.

Ed Montgomery

51w

@KDoesAuto make the move .it's scary for sure but you will not be sorry did it in another field when your age now old and retired. With risk comes reward.

A S

51w

@KDoesAuto 25 years experience here. If you have the knack go for it, just keep the overhead LOW as possible so you keep the money made. And always remember you make your money when you buy it. All the best!

KDoesAuto

51w↑1

@Chris Barnhart Worst case my LLC declares bankruptcy and I take a hit on my credit. Big deal I’m 27, have plenty of time for mistakes I guess. I just don’t see being only a mechanic forever, I want to own something. Thank you guys for your input

Chris Barnhart

51w↑1

I agree with David. Ya never know until you try

David Johnson

51w↑2

@KDoesAuto there's up and downs in every business. I would recommend it, just start small and learn the business before going full throttle.

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Steve Harrigan

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Wow great video, sorry for the tough lesson you had to learn dealing with Barrett Jackson. Its so great your willing to put yourself out there like this to try and help the next guy. I really enjoy your channel. keep up the great work!

alvis serrano

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You easily would of gotten way more . If you showed mileage .

Josh Goldfarb

51w

Barrett Jackson is trash. All flash no cash. So many folks los thousands running it at BJ. They have their favorites, so sorry you learned that lesson.

Cousin Eddie

51w

@Ralph Bender I def agree. I do believe he would of got 25-35ish “ish” if sold it locally and not had to go through the hassle but u always live n learn

Ralph Bender

51w↑1

@Cousin Eddie Agreed, I'm still not sure what Craig is crying about? This was a decent Mustang Cobra, BUT it was modified. No doubt in my mind this thing had been ridden hard and put away wet. Having said that, I personally wouldn't have paid half of what it sold for. Count your Benjamins Craig and be happy with your experience.

Marc Vivori

51w↑2

Nobody bid on that Mustang without knowing the mileage. Very few bidders are that stupid. I bought thousands of cars to retail in my career and not one without knowing the mileage.

Acorn dogs

51w↑2

@Cousin Eddie last video he said he paid for a decent number and he wasn't happy with the time the vehicle ran.

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Josh Pinchuk

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Craig, it's only a little surprising that you got burned by such a famous name like Barrett Jackson. What's most surprising is that with all your experience, you hadn't spoken to others that have gone through the BJ process and known how they can screw you (no pun intended there but kinda funny).

Newps

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Love the honesty Craig. You broke even but should have made money. So you and us learned a lot. It's a push so that's good too.

CarPhonix Car Audio

51w↑5

What a bummer….. but lesson learned Craig! Thanks for sharing! Jackson might be a good place to buy but not sell!

rajcam80

51w↑4

That is a great perspective on the "Big Auction" side. My parent's old 35th Anniversary Brickyard 400 Pace car went through Mecum last yr I believe, seen it live crazy experience. That V is a great car! Almost 3 yrs ago I bought one for my 40th birthday present to myself. Mine is a no moonroof car, with Recaro's. Pretty basic, but was a GM promo car for the first yr. It also had 102,000 when I purchased it. Still worth way more today!

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in other words greg, dont sell your car at barret jackson!!

Jon Blondell

51w↑3

Another great lesson from Craig. Thank you!

Doug Hold'em

51w

We live, we learn. Fortunately you are someone who is willing to reflect and analyze so that it's a one time small mistake.
I have attended more than a dozen Mecum Auctions over the years and this year Barrett Jackson Scottsdale. The biggest issue I have from a buyer's side is the in ability to test drive the vehicle you are about to bid.

Paul

51w↑11

I would have listed it on Cars & Bids or Bring A Trailer. Lots of buyers for special types of cars. C & B has no listing fee.

Michael Campbell

51w

Barrett Jackson is tough. I have a buddy that has been doing it for years. It took him a long time to get a spot on Saturday night’s Usually people like him get them after they consistently list high quality cars in almost every auction. If you noticed people put stickers on the top of the windshield with the mileage or rare options on them. It is very stressful as you know and hectic when auction time comes.

Paul Harden

51w↑6

Very Helpful and informative. While I have attended both Barrett-Jackson and Mecum auctions numerous times, I have never bought or sold anything there for some of the reasons you mentioned.

A S

51w

With the online sources like BAT and carsandbids that reach a much higher audience, I don't know why anyone would sell at those overpriced venues.

JohnnyBfromPeoria

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I live in the Phoenix area and this is a known thing. Obviously, you've provided great content through the whole 'series,' just sorry you had to pay for it.

youngling slayer66

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Theres is a silver 04 cobra that was selling a while back in my country with 21k miles for 14k (terminators are cheap where in from and so far i only know the existance of 3) a year after i managed to get in contact with the owner and made friends with him, seeijg how much these go for only make me wish to buy it from him so much.

Duesy8

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Great lesson. I'm surprised BJ didn't have a handler help you prep the car for the best price.

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Ben Lee

51w↑1

Thanks for highlighting the fine print in that auction and you could have sold that car in your area relatively easy....

Jim Lynch

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Craig, I'm really curious why they don't apply any 'tire product'. It always makes a car look more presentable, in my opinion. Is there a weird reason?

jpat99

51w

Agree, the car presented poorly

Andrew Royal

51w↑1

I noticed this too. Those tires looked horrible

StevenSVT

51w↑1

I live in WPB, I was there Saturday and I Saw your 2003 Cobra! When I saw the price it was sold for, I was like damn that was a really good price. Wish I was in the market to buy, I would have placed a bid if I was in on the day it was auctioned!

Chris

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I can’t believe they didn’t list the mileage. That’s nuts.

Mexican Spec

51w

A lot of their cars are so old it doesn't matter. I can see their side though. If they say a car has 21,000 and it has 22,000 the buyer can claim it was fraud. They don't want to get involved in that.

Neil Gunns

51w↑1

Yeah… it’s so fn important. Wtf?

Roubine Kibinian

51w↑1

One of your best videos . Great you shared your experience in detail to us 👍

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60frontenac

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Never heard of a seller being happy with the results at any of their auctions. Just like any car buyer, most collectors want to deal face to face, not through auctions. Nobody wins except the auction house. Best advise is to always stay away from these collector car auctions. Personally, every time I have seen one of the guys from this outfit talk, I feel the need to take a shower.

60frontenac

51w

@William King Epitomizes the stereotypical car auctioneer that you wouldn't dare turn your back on. Unfortunately, also the public perception of the typical used car salesman.

William King

51w

I feel the same about Craig

Nevada West

51w

Well said ..

Andy Dhillon

51w↑1

Good video. Such a shame about the mileage. That's not cool. They, of all people, know that and I think they should've gone out of their way to include that info.

Bob Garrett

51w

A very good description of the Barrett Jackson process, I never knew all these details. Live and learn I guess.

Richard Mccormack

51w↑3

Here's my two sense I know I'm a nobody but barret jackson is a totally different experience and I believe that life and things in life there's trial and error I think it was a great learning experience and you learn some stuff they're not mistakes the life lessons and experiences will make you better in the future stop beating yourself up and know that you're an awesome person and that you have great people that look up to u it was a first-time experience so you'll know next time what to do better

In Vino Veritas

51w

I always had better luck following Barrett Jackson and selling a few classics by following their auction and listing them locally

Tony Vue

51w↑1

Nice input. Brings awareness to others before they hit the scenerio

Seth Margadonna

51w

$35-$40k locally! I have same car but a coupe with 18k miles (in Mass) and people are paying big $$ for these cars! Love the content!

Ed Barrett

51w↑6

Good video....helpful for folks who might do a BJ auction with their car. I attended my first Barrett-Jackson auction in Palm Beach about three years ago. My general impression was that many of the cars, when seen in person, are really not as nice as what they appear on TV under the lights. A lot of them just look like a common used car. Sure, there are creme puff beauties that go for big money. But best to remember that pictures (and TV cameras) can make things look a lot better than they are.

A S

51w

Camera, lighting and all that trick photography does wonders. Even the online auctions use those techniques and bidders fall for it.

frostshock13

51w↑5

It's a good learning experience for sure. I think it would have done well on something like carsandbids, you end up with a wide enthusiast market. It's amazing that they don't have required listing lines that have to be filled out like mileage, title, color.. ya know the basic stuff most people want to know when buying a car.

Guy Presler

51w

The difference between a successful businessman and unsuccessful is sometimes the ability to recognize and learn from your mistakes.
The fact that you immediately understood your mistakes is not to be taken for granted.

Thank you for this great video.

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Jeff Meredith

51w↑9

I think 30k is about right for the car. These car with low mileage are worth quite a bit more bone stock.

Michelangelo

51w

@jpat99 Your out of your mind if u think that's a 30k dollar car. And the Convertibles were more money than the coupes. 37k 38k are solid numbers👍. Do your research.

jpat99

51w

@Michelangelo Negative on that number being modded and not original owner with no history. Being a conv. also holds back the number a little. Sonic Blue is one of my favorite colors but also triggers a certain buyer and turns away others.

Michelangelo

51w

I guess u haven't checked out how much these cars are going for...minimum 35k for that kind of mileage. Minimum. And I believe he stated they built much less in that color or it was some type of anniversary edition cant remember which he said so that adds value also and im not including that.. so yeah. I think 38k is a solid number for this car.

Roxiebeagle

51w

After what happened to you and other people I follow on YouTube that have sold at the high end auctions- I doubt I will ever sell at an auction. I have actually purchased a car at one- the deal was fair. But for sellers - it does not seem to be worth the risk.

Jesse S

51w↑1

Far I know Craig mileage is usually in the front or side window description.
If you provide this information & they did not put it in the description I'd be asking for a discount or refund on the $800 to $1200 fee. Auction's are aways are the last place to sell anything Craig, cause seller usually get least amount for anything there selling.

Panteleon1

51w↑3

Your biggest mistake was that you didn't go to Barrett Jackson's to sell your car you went there for the experience, to buy a car and for YouTube content. You should notice the first day that you had things wrong and pull out the auction unless they corrected them

nodsib

51w↑1

Pretty unimpressed that BJ would sell any cars without quickly mentioning important things like the mileage. You’d think Year, Make, Model, and Mileage would be standard to announce for every car

Nikola Tesla

51w↑1

Man I wish I could afford that CTS-V you got! I love that car! You know that car has the same motor as the corvette, ZL1 Camaro. Its fast AF!

steven togami

51w↑3

Great, informative video!

ed blair

51w↑1

Absolutely ludicrous not mention mileage. It's insane.

Biker Dude

51w↑3

Craig, You didn't make any mistakes -you got taken advantage of by BJ. This is something you should report to as fraud - especially that "contract". They represented themselves not you the seller - you paid them to do that, and they FAILED. That just "Pee's" me off.

Bob Garrett

51w

When you sign a contract your are bound by the terms, good or bad. I know that sucks but that's how it works.

cj5trackerat

51w↑1

Very informative. Thank you!

Mexican Spec

51w↑1

I was thinking about sending Mexican Spec cars to one of these auctions in Arizona. I am re-thinking that now.

Neil Gunns

51w

Looking for the right viper right now. Gotta have AC though so old ones are out. Love the GTS, but 30k more and it’s not a convertible here in Florida is a double con. Not a huge fan of the body change either.

Boosted GTO

51w

It's ridiculous because watching it on TV they often tell us a lot about the car including the miles but then I see something sell for a great price and I'm like they never said the miles! Even a complete restoration they can say 2k miles since full resto but miles is a big deal. I sold my CTS-V for 38k cash because it had 34k miles if it had 124k it would be worth 22k or something. I think if I ever go to buy a car at auction I'll stick with Mecum.

T L

51w

Sorry about your experience. Thank you very much for the video. It was very informative. I also liked the editing of it.

Strictly E36

51w↑7

Just look at the employee reviews of BJ to get a glimpse of what type of business they are.

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David Bires

51w

I learned one thing... not taking no cars to Barrett auto auction... thank you for the great 👍

Wyatt Sexton

51w↑1

Great video! Thanks for all your teachings.

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Power to the Sheeple

51w↑1

I've always felt that auctions like Barret and Mecum are just for rich people to trade their toys amongst each other.

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Jon Theodore

51w↑1

Well I learnt something, don’t put a car into a No reserve Auction!! Thanks 👍

Eric A

51w

I'm surprised bidders go to these auctions without doing any research first or plan ahead. I would not bid on anything there unless I thoroughly research the vehicle and educate myself on comps first. When the car runs doesn't matter to me because if I'm targeting something, I will be there no matter when that is. But I guess people go there and bid loosie goosey. That is nuts to me.

Jon Blondell

51w↑1

Not listing the mileage is on BJ!! They need to do something for you to make this tight. Perhaps a free listing in the future, like you'll ever go there again.

Floyd Johnson

51w

My son used to have a mustang that was very much like that one, just not "Terminator". It had all the super charged upgrades, suspension, ect, ect. He bought it as a play toy when he really needed a family vehicle and ended up selling it at a loss because he had to sell it fast.

I'm fortunate that I have a friend who has a small dealership and over the years I've bought two vehicles through him. He runs a straight up honest business and knows that people like me don't have a lot of money to waste on buying mistakes. In return I send others to him when they need a decent vehicle at a fair price.

I like your videos because I get to see what it's like operating in another state.

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OneFamily s

51w

Hey Craig !! I have an idea…… why don’t you start your own auction ?? 🎉😂🎉🎉🎉

Timothy Daly

51w

it’s definitely insane a company that charges a percentage on selling price didn’t put all the info out

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Woodrow Bunopaddle

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10:47 I told you over a month ago you wouldn't get more than $28,000 at BJ auction. You need to fix these mistakes for us to take you serious

Kirk Hilles

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Eudora Akpudo

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51w

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51w

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51w

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51w

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51w

I am happy today because of Mrs sarah
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Skunkworks9-3

51w↑1

This would be a completely different video if that car sold for $40-50k. You took the car to an auction knowing regular people are down on cash and that was your best bet of banking off it. Risk vs reward and hindsight is 20/20

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David Taylor

51w

You paid $5K for an education. Money well spent IMO. Love the Lude, I have a 95 JDM SIR spec that was imported by Japanese Classics LLC. Same color combo as yours.

Andre's Garage

51w

Teaching the students the right way to make right business and of course profitable money

DMCars

51w

For what they charge in fees, they should have known better with regards to the mileage disclosure and reached out to you. You have every right to be pissed. Even my local public auction show miles ON EVERY CAR or specifically announces TMU.

Scott Rasmussen

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Next time try Mecum, you can set the reserve, I would think you would have more control.

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Car Stuff 4 U

51w

I get that the car is old-ish. But Barrett-Jackson Must List mileage if it's not beyond the mechanical limit of the car.

Rod Williams

51w↑1

Well lesson learned stear clear of B/J so so one sided . Congrats on the real content . Hope many listened to your wisdom.

Walt Lacey

51w

The other problem with the cobra it was a convertible if was a coupe it would have brought more money.

Ahmed Adely

51w

Stating the miles is arguably the most important piece of information toy need to bid on a car.

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Cousin Eddie

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I own a sub 1000 mile 03 cobra “all original” Tbh with the non listing of the miles “not right by BJ” vert, modded etc. 30k is a good number. Could of been worse. Alot worse.

CryptoAutoPilotSystem . Com

51w↑1

I would never sell it! It was in perfect condition 😢😢 and low miles on it.

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Neil Gunns

51w

That mileage fiasco is BIG. I think exactly like you. If I don’t know the mileage I gotta assume it’s high as a bidder. Do the let yah write anything on the windows there? Maybe even a label on the dash. Whatever it takes to let people know. Kinda crazy that your mileage isn’t in the description. I’d be steamed. It’s literally as important as a clear title.

It’s not a loss though. Knowledge is power. The next auction you can run five cars because you learned a lot. I hate gambling though. Mecum seems like a much better option. My friend with the two Lincolns he said he won’t sell uses Mecum.

Yaseen-Q50

51w↑1

You should fight with Jackson auction especially it comes to hard earn money.

john Baldock

51w

You're Never too old to learn! Im 56 and am Still Learning!!👍

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Michael

51w

It’s sad that a organization like that wouldn’t want to know the basics, like mileage on the car.

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Gregory Sweet

51w

Thanks for the great information.

Allen Martin

51w↑1

Starting in 1975 I was an under the radar car flipper. I stuck with bread and butter cars because they were easy to sell and make a profit. I understand the temptation to play with toys but it's not worth it.

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Candace M

51w

I’ve heard that cars over 10 years old don’t show the mileage….also maybe you could of experimented with a 10K car instead of the Cobra!

Hal’s

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This was eye opening!!!

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David

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BJ like most auction houses is an arbitrage operation. They make their profit targets on the fixed fees from cars going from a seller to a buyer through them, not the commissions. Since there’s no reserve and they don’t know six months out what will roll across the floor, they can’t forecast commissions. However, they do know how many cars they can run through per hour, and how many total hours the auction will run. Every number will be sold, some at a 50% premium, and participants will pay the fees. BJ is covered, and the commissions are just gravy. Works exactly the same way with watches, art, real estate, and so forth.

Sal G

51w

Awesome info. Thanks for sharing.

John Warthan

51w↑1

Doesn't Barrett-Jackson have a complaint center. You should be able to do that and call him

Flying Wheels

51w↑1

nah, car sold. I got the check today. Transaction over and time to move on

Malik Roberts

51w↑1

Love your videos

lenny smith

51w

u took a chance to hit a Home run going Barrett Jackson and u strike out. it was a good learning experience at the end of the day u still made money

Boosted GTO

51w

It seems to me most of the sellers and buyers are rich collectors that buy a car and keep it for a few years and then resell it and if they make money good if they lose money they right it off as a loss. I've never been in a situation that I could afford to sell a car at no reserve. I've sold a few on Ebay were I lowered the reserve just to sell it but no reserve scares the crap out of me!

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AMC guy

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Do you still have the cheap escalade? The one with no roof?

AmericaFirstMaga🇺🇸

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If you didn't ask why they didn't mention mileage or advertise it sooner, that's on you. If I asked and they never addressed it, I would waited until they got bids going and if wasn't hitting the number I would've said, "we have a problem, I'm taking the car home and you can refund my fee, or I will sue, if they don't want that publicity, cancel our deal, it was B.J. screw up.""

A S

51w

@Flying Wheels I've sold many at Barrett and always made a show board to place in front of the car while on display and held while on the block. But now it's BAT for me. Done with their insane fees and BS you gotta contend with. Slow pay etc... Good for buying, not selling IMHO. Great VID!!

Flying Wheels

51w↑1

It's on me. Lesson learned

Chase Nixon

51w↑1

Barret Jackson seems to have all the cards in their own pocket. You are a small fish to them They are sharks in a fishbowl. Truthfully all that matters to them is their ass is covered, The car business is like musical chairs. From the day the new car hit the dealership lot. Someone is going to take a bath, somewhere along the line, and then the life of just about every car sold.

TodTALK

51w↑1

If it was ur fault, then lesson learned.
If you actually did whatever u were supposed to do, then you should be able to reverse the sale, automatically get a better slot for the next auction (if u wanted to try again with them) and get another shot.
Kinda BS they screwed it up like that.
Also, a hold on ur money, where does it sit? In an escrow account somewhere or earning interest in BJ's account?

Flying Wheels

51w

All true

shaun smuder

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Yes, you lost some on the car, but you gained a lot in knowledge & I know it's been in several videos, so it made you money that way as well. Like this one! Witch is awesome thanks.

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Acorn dogs

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Add this to your online course

Always include the mileage

Rookie mistake

Allegedly

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Mecum and Barrett J are for entertainment purposes only. I have seen many big youtubers lose their ass at these auctions. I would never personally sell a vehicle at either one.

kagnewcobra

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Or "buy". Craigs smart. He knows what he doing!

Adam Fischer

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I hope this video gets a million views so you can get your $5k back!

blaakrose

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Learning experience. Unless you have a truly amazing vehicle to sell at one of these auctions, don't. Not worth it to break even.

Cody Sampson

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Was the barret Jackson clout worth it? Hope it was 5K worth

theeuge2121

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Great video man! Thank you

te_legram flying _wheels

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Dale Mayhew

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I am surprised the VP of BJ didn’t build up your car more since he is such a Mustang expert on Mustangs. Come on over to Ontario and I will sell you my Low mileage 91 LX coupe cheap, mint condition no winters
Love your show
Dale M

Bill Villa

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Lesson learned!

te_legram flying _wheels

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Agni_Cane Corso

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You would think the auction would want to do everything they can to ensure every vehicle sells for as much as possible. Higher sales price means more commission right?

John K

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@neilgunns8391 right.... with all the exotics, classics and muscle cars, "someone on the inside" was just dying for a sn95 mustang. You should report your findings to the FBI, inspector! You've cracked the case!😂😅