GAA Classic Cars is celebrating a successful November auction.
Classic cars and collectible masterpieces come to market at auction houses across the country, with the gavel often announcing impressive values for cars prized by their owners and in the exciting setting in which they change hands at auction sales. One of them is GAA Cars. As the auction comes to a close in November, the auction house is celebrating the many successes achieved during the auction, including sales of supercars, classics and muscle heroes.
A 78 percent sales rate included a 2018 Ford GT, which was the top seller at $918,000. It’s painted Liquid Blue and only has eleven miles on the clock. Popular classics followed: a 1970 Plymouth Superbird that sold for $459,000 and a 1968 Shelby GT500KR in Acapulco Blue that sold for $334,800.
Other highlights of the auction include other Shelby masterpieces such as a 1966 GT350H with a winning bid of $190,000, a 1967 GT500 that sold for $237,600, a 1969 GT350 that sold for $141,480 and a 1970 GT500 for $156,600. Additionally, the auction also featured a modern American pinnacle of performance, a 2019 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 with just 323 miles. Part of the Wilkerson No Reserve Collection and finished in Blade Silver, it sold for $280,000.
A group of four 1967 cars were among the top ten in the GAA Classic Cars November auction this year, two Corvettes sold for $172,800 and $167,400, and two Mustangs sold for $237,600 and $162,000. The auction also raised $180,000 for charity, adding additional meaning and purpose to an exciting sale of classic and collectible cars. With some desirable sellers crossing the stage while supporting good causes, the GAA Classic Cars November 2025 sale was an unforgettable experience.
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