Mecum Red Gt Lot F119


Looking at the description of this 25 mile car up for auction today, at the bottom it states "Cannot be registered in California". Why not?:confused
 
They also have a very low mileage Heritage, no stripe black?(I think, memory is getting worse) and a silver car.
 
Here is the list for this weekend....

Crazy to see GT's are thought to "start" at 300k +, NICE! So, when you are driving your GT, don't be surprised at all the finger pointing and picture taking as your GT has become one of the most beloved American cars ever!

https://www.mecum.com/lot-detail/CA0815-219725/0/2005-Ford-GT/6-Speed/

https://www.mecum.com/lot-detail/CA0815-219843/0/2006-Ford-GT/6-Speed/

https://www.mecum.com/lot-detail/CA0815-219873/0/2006-Ford-GT/6-Speed/

https://www.mecum.com/lot-detail/CA0815-219907/0/2006-Ford-GT-Heritage-Edition/6-Speed/

https://www.mecum.com/lot-detail/CA0815-225292/0/2006-Ford-GT/6-Speed/
 
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Amazing.Lets see what they sell price is
 
If your not interested in an Auction Car. I'm ready to sell my 05 White / Blue 4 Option Car Mileage is 2,500, maintained by the GT Guys,
Standard Goodies, save your buyers premium and make a reasonable offer under 300K. Some may not think i want to sell
my GT but it is time. The above mentioned cars are spectacular and deserve to be sold higher than 300K.
 
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Looking at the description of this 25 mile car up for auction today, at the bottom it states "Cannot be registered in California". Why not?:confused

Does anyone have an answer to my question about why that car can't be registered in California?
 
Despite the claim in the ad, I'm sure it can be registered in CA. All GT's were 50-state vehicles. The CA DMV person will come outside and look at the VIN on the dash as well as the emissions sticker to verify that it is compliant with CA emissions (it is). Then assuming you have a smog certificate in the system, the car can be registered.
 
Watching the Live Feed, a lot of cars when announced state that they can not be registered in CA. Good Sales today...
 
Does anyone have an answer to my question about why that car can't be registered in California?

Has to be smog'd to be registered and needs to be driven long enough(possibly 100+ miles) for the OBD system to be cleared. Battery likely died on it at some point in the last 10+yrs its been sitting
 
Has to be smog'd to be registered and needs to be driven long enough(possibly 100+ miles) for the OBD system to be cleared. Battery likely died on it at some point in the last 10+yrs its been sitting

That's only a temporary problem. 'Can't be registered in CA' implies it would never pass inspection. If they're bone stock cars, there is no reason for this.
 
Lot F119 sold for 340K. I believe mecum lists hammer price so add the buyer's commission (it is usually negotiable)
 
Buyers premium is listed as 10%. Son$374k.
 
That's only a temporary problem. 'Can't be registered in CA' implies it would never pass inspection. If they're bone stock cars, there is no reason for this.

I know and I wouldn't have used their choice of words either. Am just the messenger. Auction houses are typically just protecting themselves legally.
 
Time to adjust values if you have an agreed value policy.
 
S69 Heritage - $470K
S78 White - $270K
S122 Tungsten - $310K
S143 - Red - $270K
 
How about the cool $1MM for the '05 Carerra GT(Lot S45)? Wow. Seems like yesterday that those couldn't break $350,000...
 
How about the cool $1MM for the '05 Carerra GT(Lot S45)? Wow. Seems like yesterday that those couldn't break $350,000...

I missed a really nice black/terra cotta one for 375 about two years ago. Oh well can't with them all.
 
Nice chunk of change for the 1750 mi white and 2600 mi red respectively.