BAT auction review #1 - 1990 Richard Petty Pontiac Grand Prix!!!

[@A7Xfan2007]

Please keep doing these!

[@grassrootsnascarracing5431]

You got it. What's your guess?

[@matteven]

This is my favorite Richard Petty livery ever. There’s something about the middle stripe that wraps around the car just does it for me.

[@jagpack]

Great stuff as always Scott! Definitely keep these going! I will go with $72,000.

[@grassrootsnascarracing5431]

Thanks! Good guess. We'll see!!

[@bmcshane80]

LOVE THIS FORMAT!! More please!!!! Im Aussie and without knowing much about values on these I'll say $125K. Looking at that board supplied it was run a ton, didnt win anything, had a few ok finishes BUT the level of the Restoration work done on a genuine Petty car more than makes up for it. If it was a significant Petty car it'd go for much, much more, obviously hahaha Keep doing these! Im toying with the idea of buying a Golden Era Nascar and bringing to OZ to get out on track just for fun so an idea on values would be excellent!

[@DumbManLo]

You got me hooked from the very Start with this Series. I’m guessing it’ll go for somewhere around the mid-60Ks.

[@grassrootsnascarracing5431]

Awesome. I'm excited to make more. Mid-60s eh? We'll see!

[@PaulSongas]

Tough call. It has 2 things going for it. Petty, and Pontiac. That era Grand Prix makes beautiful car. I'll say no more than 60K though.

[@scottsvatek7452]

I am gonna say $143,000 91 Grand Prix was my first brand new car love them as well

[@grassrootsnascarracing5431]

Good guess.

[@benjaminwitte5184]

$143,000 😜 an absolutely beautiful car

[@AccountWasHacked]

6:21 smh, that's the 1992 paint scheme and car; his Fan Appreciation Tour car (most of them had the GTE on the back truck top), with the Fan Appreciation Tour decal on the back (where as the 1991 had the STP decal).

[@FlannelGuy_1978]

I might be crazy, but I think it'll go for $85,000.... concerning the steering wheel -- if you look up the 1992 Hooters 500 (v=JUAAalG4YeU) at around the 1:15:00 mark, you'll see his steering wheel has a similar wrapping on it.

[@grassrootsnascarracing5431]

Good catch on the steering wheel, and good guess!

[@FlannelGuy_1978]

@@grassrootsnascarracing5431 I can't believe it sold for $81K! Crazy Deal! Congrats to the winner!

[@pumpkinking5174]

I'll hazard a guess at 80k. Hit it low just for the reason that its not a 1992 Richard Petty car. Still, it's a unbelievably awesome car, so clean. Either way its certainly out of my budget!

[@grassrootsnascarracing5431]

Good guess.

[@clintwill8715]

I think if it was an original unrestored car,that wasn't in a wreck ,it would be worth six figures.I think it will sell for $75,000. If I was going to buy a stock I'd rather have your Sunoco car, that is awesome 🏁

[@grassrootsnascarracing5431]

That's a good point. I am probably a little high on my guess since it has been wrecked and if it is trackable in unknown.

[@travisshephard5491]

I'm thinking $89,000. I saw not too long ago the Derrick Cope Daytona winning Car for only $23,000. Was surprised so cheap.

[@grassrootsnascarracing5431]

Where was that at??

[@travisshephard5491]

@@grassrootsnascarracing5431 It was about a year ago, but there was a site I stumbled on that sells old race cars. A lot of which were older cup cars. I'll look it up and see if I can find it again.

[@brucephelps678]

I think you're not far off for what this car is with documentation. I'm guessing it will go for around $105,000. My feeling is this price would be more realistic.

[@grassrootsnascarracing5431]

Interesting. We'll see.

[@RaceCarRevival]

I’ll say it might break to 50k but will not sell due to a reserve.

[@grassrootsnascarracing5431]

Oooo...a reserve possibly comes into play.

[@davidcyrus3581]

I’m goin to have to go $127,000

[@bradcooper3712]

$117,000

[@michaelmurphy6661]

I think $160,000

[@grassrootsnascarracing5431]

Nice, highest guess so far.

[@seanmarkwell3676]

150K

[@grassrootsnascarracing5431]

Nice. We'll see!

[@larryparlier1152]

$ 115,000

[@grassrootsnascarracing5431]

Good guess