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Results the Guyton Collection Lot Price Sold 342 1950S Budweiser Beer Wagon (IDENTIFICATION NO Auction Results The Guyton Collection Lot Price Sold 342 1950s Budweiser Beer Wagon (IDENTIFICATION NO. 3855) $24,640.00 Sold 343 1903 Cadillac Rear-Entrance Tonneau (IDENTIFICATION NO. 1070) $190,400.00 Sold 344 1912 Cadillac Model 30 Five-Passenger Touring (ENGINE NO. 62784) $61,600.00 Sold 345 1919 Ford Model T Touring (ENGINE NO. SOS64639) $6,720.00 Sold 346 1886 Benz Patent Motorwagen Replica (CHASSIS NO. 35) $39,200.00 Sold 347 1970 Maserati Mexico 4.7 Coupe (CHASSIS NO. AM112/1 872) $60,480.00 Sold 348 1931 Chevrolet Series LT 1½-Ton Triple-Combination Fire Pumper (ENGINE NO. T2140289) $22,400.00 Sold 349 1912 Hudson Model 33 Doctor's Coupe (ENGINE NO. KK 15554) $53,200.00 Sold 350 1908 Buick Model 10 Runabout (ENGINE NO. 928) $52,640.00 Sold 351 1931 LaSalle V-8 Roadster (ENGINE NO. 903324) $61,600.00 Sold 352 1930 Ford Model A DeLuxe Rumble-Seat Roadster (IDENTIFICATION NO. A4102652) $23,520.00 Sold 353 1941 Cadillac Series 62 Convertible Sedan (ENGINE NO. 8359499) $50,400.00 Sold 354 1922 Wills Sainte Claire A-68 Roadster (CHASSIS NO. 1867) $71,680.00 Sold 355 1937 Pierce-Arrow Eight Coupe (CHASSIS NO. 2225007) $78,400.00 Sold 356 1937 Pierce-Arrow Model C Travelodge (SERIAL NO. 20020) $44,800.00 Sold 357 1932 Packard Eight Coupe Roadster (VEHICLE NO. 509-225) $70,000.00 Sold 358 1923 H.C.S. Series IV Touring (CHASSIS NO. 3130) $49,840.00 Sold 359 1906 Mason Touring (CHASSIS NO. 77) $112,000.00 Sold 360 1939 Rolls-Royce Wraith Saloon Coupe (CHASSIS NO. WHC47) $145,600.00 Sold 361 1922 Stutz Series KDH Bearcat (CHASSIS NO. 12974) $173,600.00 Sold 362 1927 Duesenberg Model X Dual-Cowl Phaeton (CHASSIS NO. D95D) $527,500.00 Sold 363 1916 Packard Twin Six Seven-Passenger Touring (VEHICLE NO. 87352) $106,400.00 Sold 364 1937 Cord 812 Phaeton (SERIAL NO. 812 1633 H) $134,400.00 Sold 365 1927 Bugatti Type 40 Grand Sport (CHASSIS NO. 40661) $362,500.00 Sold 366 1931 Marmon Sixteen Convertible Sedan (CHASSIS NO. 16 149 554) $170,800.00 Sold 367 1926 Duesenberg Model A Touring (CHASSIS NO. D61H) $112,000.00 Sold 368 1925 Stutz Series 695 Sportster (CHASSIS NO. 14370) $72,800.00 Sold 369 1928 Hispano-Suiza H6B Cabriolet de Ville (CHASSIS NO. 11707) $335,000.00 Sold 370 1932 Nash Advanced Eight Convertible Sedan (CHASSIS NO. 520625) $340,500.00 Sold 371 1932 Auburn Eight Custom Cabriolet (SERIAL NO. 8-100A 10443 F) $86,800.00 Sold 372 1939 Jensen 4½-Litre H-Type Sports Tourer (CHASSIS NO. H7 9447) $187,600.00 Sold 373 1909 Rolls-Royce 40/50 HP Silver Ghost Roi des Belges (CHASSIS NO. 1203) $1,325,000.00 Sold 374 1915 Oakland Model 37 Speedster (CHASSIS NO. 372702) $72,800.00 Sold 375 1930 Du Pont Model G Convertible Victoria (CHASSIS NO. G-985) $368,000.00 Sold 376 1925 Rolls-Royce 40/50 HP Silver Ghost Piccadilly Roadster (CHASSIS NO. S369RK) $280,000.00 Sold 377 1930 Packard 734 Speedster Eight Phaeton (VEHICLE NO. 184101) $665,000.00 Sold 378 1931 Rolls-Royce Phantom II Continental Fixed Cabriolet de Ville (CHASSIS NO. 4JS) $168,000.00 Sold 379 1930 Duesenberg Model J Convertible Sedan (ENGINE NO. J-329) $1,105,000.00 Sold 380 1930 Stutz Model M Two-Passenger Speedster (CHASSIS NO. M8-24-SD220) $145,600.00 Sold 381 1935 Auburn Eight Custom Cabriolet (SERIAL NO. 851 3311 F) $84,000.00 Sold 5/5/2019 10:10:13 PM Page:1 All selling prices are inclusive of applicable buyer's fee. Auction Results The Guyton Collection Lot Price Sold 382 1930 Ruxton Model C Roadster (CHASSIS NO. 11005) $747,500.00 Sold 383 1929 Cadillac V-8 Sport Phaeton (ENGINE NO. 325550) $123,200.00 Sold 384 1926 Lincoln Model L 'Gothic Phaeton' (CHASSIS NO. 40539) $112,000.00 Sold 385 1938 Rolls-Royce Phantom III 'Parallel Door' Saloon Coupe (CHASSIS NO. 3DL86) $423,000.00 Sold 386 1951 Mercury Convertible Coupe (CHASSIS NO. 51ME31659M) $56,000.00 Sold 387 1941 Lincoln Continental Cabriolet (CHASSIS NO. H119672) $30,240.00 Sold 388 1928 Ford Model ‘AR’ Open-Cab Pickup (ENGINE NO. A126026) $20,160.00 Sold 389 1951 Mercury Club Coupe (CHASSIS NO. 51SL29344M) $50,400.00 Sold 390 1937 Rolls-Royce Phantom III Sedanca de Ville (CHASSIS NO. 3CM67) $145,600.00 Sold 391 1936 Cord 810 'Armchair' Beverly (SERIAL NO. 810 1248 S) $56,000.00 Sold 392 1937 Packard Twelve Seven-Passenger Touring Sedan (VEHICLE NUMBER 1034-239) $43,680.00 Sold 393 1953 Packard Caribbean (CHASSIS NO. 2678-2583) $52,640.00 Sold 394 1939 Rolls-Royce Phantom III Limousine de Ville (CHASSIS NO. 3DL180) $123,200.00 Sold 395 1935 Packard Eight Seven-Passenger Business Sedan (VEHICLE NO. 814-428) $39,200.00 Sold 396 1942 Lincoln Continental Club Coupe (CHASSIS NO. H133541) $47,040.00 Sold 397 1966 Chevrolet Corvair Corsa Convertible (CHASSIS NO. 107676W129201) $17,920.00 Sold 398 1962 Volkswagen Beetle Deluxe 'Sunroof' Sedan (CHASSIS NO. 4270114) $10,080.00 Sold 399 1966 Chevrolet El Camino Custom (CHASSIS NO. 136806B115488) $22,400.00 Sold 400 2005 Chevrolet SSR (CHASSIS NO. 1GCES14H45B116464) $29,120.00 Sold 401 1999 GMC Sierra 3500 SLT Crew Cab Pickup with Triple B Custom Enclosed Trailer (CHASSIS N $20,160.00 Sold 402 1926 Stutz Model AA Vertical Eight Brougham (CHASSIS NO. AA-6-82074) $22,400.00 Sold 403 2004 Porsche 911 Carrera 4S Cabriolet (CHASSIS NO. WP0CA299X4S652321) $49,280.00 Sold 405A 2010 Sure Trac Enclosed Trailer (CHASSIS NO. 5JWTC1423A1036048) $4,480.00 Sold 406A 2015 Kia Optima EX (CHASSIS NO. 5XXGN4A70FG404684) $14,000.00 Sold 407A 2007 Hyundai Entourage (CHASSIS NO. KNDMC233376027002) $4,760.00 Sold 408A 2004 Jaguar XJ8 (CHASSIS NO. SAJWA71C64SG21752) $448.00 Sold 409A 2000 Cadillac Seville SLS (CHASSIS NO. 1G6KS54Y3YU269598) $112.00 Sold 410A 1981 Cadillac Seville (CHASSIS NO. 1G6AS6995BE700723) $224.00 Sold 411A 1984 Lincoln Continental Mark VII Bill Blass Edition (CHASSIS NO. 1MRBP98F2FY670463) $168.00 Sold 412A 1976 Ford Elite (CHASSIS NO. 6G21H219385) $224.00 Sold 413A 1963 Chevrolet C-10 Pickup (CHASSIS NO. 3C144N108355) $8,400.00 Sold 414A 2006 Starlite Flatbed Trailer (CHASSIS NO. 13YFS182X6C098203) $2,800.00 Sold TOTALS FOR VEHICLES: Total Selling Price for Vehicles Sold: $10,319,256.00 Number of Vehicles: 72 Number of Vehicles Sold: 72 Sale Percent for Vehicles: 100.00 % 5/5/2019 10:10:13 PM Page:2 All selling prices are inclusive of applicable buyer's fee. Auction Results The Guyton Collection Lot Price Sold 101 "He/She Drives a Duesenberg" Five Framed Advertisements $1,440.00 Sold 102 Duesenberg Model J Engine Model $5,700.00 Sold 103 Vintage Erector Set with Original Box $720.00 Sold 104 R.M.S. Titanic Poster and Original Discovery Photograph $1,200.00 Sold 105 E.L. Cord by Griffith Borgeson $861.00 Sold 106 Bucciali by Christian Huet $360.00 Sold 107 Shell Oil Pump $960.00 Sold 108 Three Airplane Models $738.00 Sold 109 British Aviation Memorabilia Shadowbox $960.00 Sold 110 Pair of Salesman's Sample Ranges $2,400.00 Sold 111 Brass Drum Headlight Table Lamp $1,200.00 Sold 112 Kingston Caburetor Lamp $960.00 Sold 113 The Legendary 2.3 by Simon Moore $1,440.00 Sold 114 E.L. Cord by Griffith Borgeson $480.00 Sold 115 Mercedes-Benz W125 Rekordwagen Sculpture $4,200.00 Sold 116 Duesenberg Model J Original Owner's Manual $6,000.00 Sold 117 Continental Mark II Dealer Folio $1,500.00 Sold 118 Minic Toy Car Collection $861.00 Sold 119 Minic Toy Car Collection $1,200.00 Sold 120 Minic Toy Car Collection $720.00 Sold 121 Minic Toy Car Collection $861.00 Sold 122 Minic Toy Car Display $1,320.00 Sold 123 Minic Toy Car Service Station $540.00 Sold 124 Minic Toy Car Collection $1,560.00 Sold 125 Minic Toy Car Collection $1,537.50 Sold 126 Minic Racing Car and Original Construction Kit $540.00 Sold 127 Boxed Collection of Minic Toy Cars $492.00 Sold 128 Minic Original Construction Kit and Original Boxed Clockwork Toys $984.00 Sold 129 Minic Military Toy Cars and Balloon Barrage $2,152.50 Sold 130 Minic Toy Car Collection $1,230.00 Sold 131 Minic Toy Car Collection $1,230.00 Sold 132 Minic Toy Car Collection $984.00 Sold 133 Minic Toy Car Collection $3,960.00 Sold 134 Minic Toy Car Collection $1,845.00 Sold 135 Minic Toy Car Collection with Hexagonal Display Case $1,800.00 Sold 136 Minic Toy Car Fire and Service Stations $1,845.00 Sold 137 Minic Toy Car Fire Station and Garages $2,100.00 Sold 138 Minic Toy Car Collection $1,537.50 Sold 139 Minic Toy Car Collection $1,230.00 Sold 140 Minic Toy Car Collection $1,230.00 Sold 5/5/2019 10:10:13 PM Page:3 All selling prices are inclusive of applicable buyer's fee. Auction Results The Guyton Collection Lot Price Sold 141 Minic Toy Car Collection $1,107.00 Sold 142 Minic Toy Car Collection $1,230.00 Sold 143 Minic Toy Car Collection $1,230.00 Sold 144 Minic Toy Car Collection $984.00 Sold 145 Minic Toy Car Collection $2,152.50 Sold 146 Minic Toy Car Collection $1,230.00 Sold 147 Minic Toy Car Collection $984.00 Sold 148 Minic Toy Car Collection $1,845.00 Sold 149 Barclay/Manoil Dimestore Soldiers $480.00 Sold 150 Barclay/Manoil Dimestore Soldiers $480.00 Sold 151 Barclay/Manoil Dimestore Soldiers $300.00 Sold 152 Barclay/Manoil Dimestore Soldiers $1,200.00 Sold 153 Collection of Military Figurines $1,500.00 Sold 154 Barclay/Manoil Dimestore Soldiers $600.00 Sold 155 Collection of Lead Toy Soldiers $2,100.00 Sold 156 Automobile Quarterly Collection $1,320.00 Sold 157 Flying Lemon Mascot $2,160.00 Sold 158 Spoils of War Silver-Plated Mercedes-Benz Carburetor Inkwell $1,845.00 Sold 159 Alfa Romeo 8C GS Touring Model by Pocher $3,300.00 Sold 160 Alfa Romeo 2300 Monza Scuderia Ferrari Model by Pocher $3,300.00 Sold 161 BMW Military Motorcycle with Sidecar Model $2,640.00 Sold 162 Willys Jeep with Trailer Model $3,690.00 Sold 163 PT Boat Model
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