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Paul Ceasrine · 09-25-2010, 06:39 PM

Wide range of bids on Musclecars.
I think Barrett-Jackson gets a sellers fee up-front, plus
8% of the sale.
The buyer must pay a $400 registration fee, plus 10% of the sale.
There is a 17% buyers fee, for something called the automobilia
premium/absentee buyer.
So I'm guessing, if your not present at the auction, you get
hammered.

On a $50,000 sale. B-J gets $4000 from the seller, and a minimum of
$5000 from the buyer, unless it was the 'Special Hammer, which at
17% would be $8500.

The Road Race cars are starting to make a move up the scale.

09-25-2010, 06:39 PM	#6
Paul Ceasrine VIP Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 2,546 Likes: 0 Liked 10 Times in 10 Posts	Re: Can you settle an argument? Wide range of bids on Musclecars. I think Barrett-Jackson gets a sellers fee up-front, plus 8% of the sale. The buyer must pay a $400 registration fee, plus 10% of the sale. There is a 17% buyers fee, for something called the automobilia premium/absentee buyer. So I'm guessing, if your not present at the auction, you get hammered. On a $50,000 sale. B-J gets $4000 from the seller, and a minimum of $5000 from the buyer, unless it was the 'Special Hammer, which at 17% would be $8500. The Road Race cars are starting to make a move up the scale.