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Prices for Healeys [Holy C@#p]
- Thread starter Healey Nut
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Marvin Gruber
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My GMB sold for $49500 at the Russo & Steels auction last month. A Dealer bought it from me in November for several thous more.
And after he spruced it up some. I was surprised.
Marv
And after he spruced it up some. I was surprised.
Marv
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I think that Russo and Steele was a poor choice of auctions for such a car. Gooding & Co., RM Auctions, and even Barrett-Jackson with their "niche tradition" of Austin-Healeys would likely have been noticeably better. Russo and Steele is better known for American muscle cars and such.