2015 GT350R sells at Mecum Auction for $210K

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[svttim]

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[PP0001]

I have been watching mecum bull crap on YouTube for a few years. It's starting to look like wwf wrestling. WWE or what ever the latest fake
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Curious if you have ever attended one of Mecum's Auctions let alone consigned or purchased a vehicle from them?

After 5 years of ownership, I sold the attached 2015 GT350 Track Pack example (F0077) at Indy in 2020 which was the same auction that John Atzbach sold his 2015 Shelby GT350R (F0037).

John also sold his 1965 Mustang Shelby GT350R Prototype Competition Model for $3,850,000 at that same Indy 2020 Auction and of course everything we did that weekend was all fake.

 

[Gregdd]

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[Gregdd]

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Based on all of your vast experience with respect to you consigning and purchasing automobiles at Mecum Auctions and saying that everything is fake, let's go with that along with Mecum Auctions selling a 2015 Mustang Shelby GT350R for $210,000 plus fees within the last 24 hours or so in Indianapolis.

 

[pinksurfer]

No Camaro or Challenger will go for that kind of money imo…

I would follow the 2024 camaro zl1 collector editions. only 350 made and suspect it'll retain high resale like the 350r's.
highest price shows over 230k at barrett jackson.
several demons have sold for more than a 350r will likely ever command.

all 3 cars are destine to be current supra money cars... until something else comes along

 

[PP0001]

Wow! Details please.
I believe the gt350r will be the MKIV Supra of this modern era. This auction confirms that for me. No Camaro or Challenger will go for that kind of money imo…
Obviously the 2015 is the rarest, but my gt350r base is the next rarest. I’m excited to see how they appreciate.

Agreed that no regular production Camaro or Dodge Demon 170 will go for the kind of money that the 2015 Mustang Shelby GT350R model commands.

In May 2024 Mecum sold a 2015 GT350R with over 6,000 miles on the odometer for $231,000 and within the last year or so I am aware of two other 2015 GT350R models that sold in excess of $260,000.

 

[Gilberjj]

Agreed that no regular production Camaro or Dodge Demon 170 will go for the kind of money that the 2015 Mustang Shelby GT350R model commands.

In May 2024 Mecum sold a 2015 GT350R for $231,000 and within the last year or so I am aware of two other 2015 GT350R models that sold in excess of $260,000.

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[MAGS1]

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Thank you @Gilberjj and @MAGS1 for your very kind words from this older Mustang enthusiast!

Been some 58 years since I purchased my first Blue Oval Pony car namely a 1967 Mercury Cougar and from there I moved onto all things Mustang starting in the Fall of 1973 when I purchased a 1974 Mustang II Mach 1 in Wimbledon White and 4-speed manual transmission.

The largest motor for that Mustang model year was a 2.8L V6 engine and from there I was hooked on all things Mustang and have been quite fortunate to have developed close friendships with fellow enthusiasts, various Ford dealerships in the U.S. and Canada and got to know some incredible people at the FMC in Dearborn.

Early on a was very fortunate to meet a couple of automotive enthusiasts who mentored me with respect to the Big Four automotive brands namely GM, Ford, Chrysler and AMC and although Ford was my favorite at the time I made sure that I experienced HP vehicles from the other 3 automotive brands and owned the first 3 vehicles pictured for a total of almost 40 years and then came across the 1965 Mustang 2+2 Fastback shown and from there i never looked back.

At the end of the day it was the Blue Oval brand that finally won me over and I promised myself that if I was ever in a position to help, support and provide information based on my ownership experiences with respect to all things Mustang, I felt that I had a duty to do the best that I could to help support younger enthusiasts such as yourselves.

Thanks again for your very kind words!

H.

 

[MAGS1]

Thank you @Gilberjj and @MAGS1 for your very kind words from this older Mustang enthusiast!

Been some 58 years since I purchased my first Blue Oval Pony car namely a 1967 Mercury Cougar and from there I moved onto all things Mustang starting in the Fall of 1973 when I purchased a 1974 Mustang II Mach 1 in Wimbledon White and 4-speed manual transmission.

The largest motor for that Mustang model year was a 2.8L V6 engine and from there I was hooked on all things Mustang and have been quite fortunate to have developed close friendships with fellow enthusiasts, various Ford dealerships in the U.S. and Canada and got to know some incredible people at the FMC in Dearborn.

Early on a was very fortunate to meet a couple of automotive enthusiasts who mentored me with respect to the Big Four automotive brands namely GM, Ford, Chrysler and AMC and although Ford was my favorite at the time I made sure that I experienced HP vehicles from the other 3 automotive brands and owned the first 3 vehicles pictured for a total of almost 40 years and then came across the 1965 Mustang 2+2 Fastback shown and from there i never looked back.

At the end of the day it was the Blue Oval brand that finally won me over and I promised myself that if I was ever in a position to help, support and provide information based on my ownership experiences with respect to all things Mustang, I felt that I had a duty to do the best that I could to help support younger enthusiasts such as yourselves.

Thanks again for your very kind words!

H.

Did you see this one that crossed May 15, Harry? $1.1 million was the hammer price

https://www.mecum.com/lots/1172602/1965-ford-gt350-fastback/?aa_id=781458-0

 

[svttim]

That is one expensive GT350.

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