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LOT #5004 · 1934 DUESENBERG J MURPHY LWB CUSTOM BEVERLY SEDAN

LOT #5029 · 1914 MERCEDES OPEN FRONT TOWN CAR

LOT #5019 · 1947 TALBOT LAGO T 26 GRAND SPORT

LOT #5016 · 1949 DELAHAYE TYPE 175 SAOUTCHIK COUPE DE VILLE PARIS SALON SHOWCAR

LOT #5001 · CLARK GABLE'S 1955 MERCEDES BENZ 300SL GULLWING COUPE

LOT #5023 1965 SHELBY GT350 FASTBACK

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LOT #5025 · 1971 PLYMOUTH HEMI ‘CUDA CONVERTIBLE

LOT #5022 · 1968 SHELBY EXP 500 “THE GREEN HORNET” ONE OF ONE DOUBLE PROTOTYPE

LOT #5041 · 1968 CHEVROLET CORVETTE L-88 OWENS/CORNING RACECAR

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WHO’S WHO THE PERSONALITIES BEHIND BARRETT JACKSON RUSS JACKSON, along with Tom Barrett, founded Barrett-Jackson, The World’s Greatest Collector Car Auctions TM, in 1971.

Jackson, originally from Michigan, relocated to Scottsdale in 1960 with wife Nellie.

Jackson’s passion for classic automobiles, especially of the 1930s, led him to a meeting with Barrett, who was selling a 1933 Cadillac V-16 Town Car built for actress Joan Crawford. The sale never took place, but a love of old cars led to the creation of Fiestas de los Auto Elegantes, later named Barrett-Jackson Collector Car Auction. Jackson died in 1993 of colon cancer.

NELLIE JACKSON co-founded BarrettJackson along with her husband Russ, and Tom Barrett and held an executive position with the company since the doors opened in 1971. Her passion for automobiles and her business acumen were a driving force behind Barrett-Jackson’s evolution into the world’s leading collector car auction company. Nellie, matriarch of the Barrett-Jackson Auction Company, served as executive director until her death Feb. 10, 2010.

TOM BARRETT, founder of BarrettJackson Collector Car Auction, along with Russ Jackson, launched the first auction in 1971 with vehicles from their private collections. Barrett brought the best and rarest automobiles to the event, earning the reputation of “Grandfather of the Collector Car Industry.” Barrett retired in 1997 and died in 2004.

BRIAN JACKSON, son of Russ Jackson, took over the reigns of Barrett-Jackson in 1993, after his father succumbed to cancer. The younger Jackson passed away two years later of the same illness.

CRAIG JACKSON, chairman and CEO, assumed control of Barrett-Jackson in 1997. Jackson has shared his family’s passion for automobiles from an early age, learning every aspect of both the collector car and restoration businesses as he climbed the corporate ladder. The result has been numerous Best of Show and First Place trophies, as well as an extensive education on classic car restoration.

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LOT #5001 CLARK GABLE'S 1955 MERCEDES-BENZ 300SL GULLWING COUPE Purchased new by Clark Gable, one of the most important Mercedes-Benz Gullwings in the world. 3.0 Liter 6 cylinder, Rudge wheels and fitted luggage. From the Bob Howard Collection.

LOT #5004 1934 DUESENBERG J MURPHY LWB CUSTOM BEVERLY SEDAN One of 12 Murphy Beverlys built and possibly the finest restored closed Duesenberg in the world. This car has been in over 10 Concours d’Elegance shows. AACA and CCCA National First Prize winner. Ownership history from 1934 to present is completely documented.

LOT #5016 1949 DELAHAYE TYPE 175 SAOUTCHIK COUPE DE VILLE PARIS SALON SHOWCAR This flamboyant Saoutchik was introduced at the Paris Salon Show in 1949. Tapered teardrop design accented by chrome sweep spears and two-tone paint that took over a year to build. Fresh from a 2 year complete detailed restoration.

LOT #5023 1965 SHELBY GT350 FASTBACK Highly documented, highly detailed with correct numbers and codes. Verified by Howard Pardee, SAAC Registrar for 1965/1966 GT350s and fully documented in the 2010 Shelby American Registry. Previously owned by Ford Motor Company.

No Reserve.

LOT #5025 1971 PLYMOUTH HEMI ‘CUDA CONVERTIBLE An exceptional example of the most desirable Mopar Muscle car. One of the 11 original examples. One of two Canadian export cars. One of one In Violet (Plum Crazy) HEMI ‘Cuda Convertibles in 1971.

LOT #5029 1914 MERCEDES OPEN FRONT TOWN CAR This particular Mercedes was delivered originally as an open Tourer, and later fitted with an open drive Town Car. Built on the Model 28/60 chassis which is very rare and desirable model type. The Town Car coachwork is factory original and restored.

Selling as a pair at No Reserve.

LOT #5019 1947 TALBOT-LAGO T-26 GRAND SPORT This 2-seat coupe, with coachwork by Franay, is one of only eight built with the short chassis, the same as used on the Grand Prix cars. A complete restoration was performed in 2004.

LOT #5037 THE ORIGINAL #1 BATMOBILE The Batmobile by George Barris is the most recognized and popular piece of entertainment history worldwide. This is the first time the original Batmobile has been up for sale. Includes memorabilia and documentation from George’s personal archive.

LOT #5022 1968 SHELBY EXP 500 “THE GREEN HORNET” ONE OF ONE DOUBLE-PROTOTYPE Arguably the rarest and most desirable Shelby Mustang of all time. This incredibly significant piece of Ford, Shelby and muscle car history is widely publicized and documented. A double-prototype and an experimental platform for innovation and design.

LOT #5041 1968 CHEVROLET CORVETTE L-88 OWENS/ CORNING RACECAR The most victorious Corvette in history, with wins at 24 Hours of Daytona and Sebring 12 Hours, 1969 and 1972 SCCA National “A” Production Champ, American Heritage Award at NCRS and cover car featured in Corvette Racing Legends.

BARRETT-JACKSON AUCTION COMPANY Chairman/CEO | CRAIG JACKSON President | STEVE DAVIS Interim Chief Financial Officer | LISA daCOSTA Interim Chief Technical Officer | CHAD COLUMBUS VP of Consignment | GARY BENNETT VP of Sales and Marketing | PHIL NERI VP of Operations and | MICHAEL FAMILETI and Dealer Development | 7400 E. Monte Cristo Ave., Scottsdale, AZ 85260 480-421-6694 | www.barrett-jackson.com Produced for Barrett-Jackson by Republic Media Custom Publishing, a divison of The Arizona Republic.

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Crowds gather in the Showcase Pavilion to view the Salon Collection in 2012 in Scottsdale. Below, crossing the auction block.

ON THE SCENE WITH BARRETT JACKSON

WORLD’S GREATEST CAR AUCTION HAS SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE

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hile it’s true that rare, shiny collectible cars are the heart and soul of the Barrett-Jackson Collector Car Auction, you don’t need to know the difference between a HEMI and a half shaft to enjoy what has fast become the premier seeand-be seen lifestyle event of the Southwest.

Not just for gear heads and millionaires, Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale has made a name for itself not only as the crème de la crème of collector car events, but as a lifestyle and nightlife destination in its own right, full of unrivaled parties, celebrity sightings and shopping opportunities set amidst an electrifying auction environment that only Barrett-Jackson can provide.

“Barrett-Jackson has morphed into a can’t-miss event for far more than just auto enthusiasts,” said Craig Jackson, company chairman and CEO. “We’re seeing guests from every corner of the globe attend our events, not only to witness

and bid on the exquisite collector vehicles crossing the block, but also to take part in the lifestyle elements that are just as much a part of the entire Barrett-Jackson experience.”

This year, Barrett-Jackson will again host pre-auction events sure to fuel the excitement, including the 4th An-

attendees enjoy live music, giveaways and an opportunity to purchase discounted auction tickets.

Family Value Day Presented by Cox Charities kicks off Sunday, Jan. 13, with Radio Disney delivering performances, games and other kid-friendly activities. Discounted admission

nual Barrett-Jackson Night at The Pavilions, where the state’s finest cars will be displayed for viewing from 4 pm – 7 pm Saturday, Jan. 12, at the shopping plaza located on Indian Bend Road.

The excitement is palpable at this kickoff event, where the cars take center stage as

is available and children 12 and under get in free.

These preview events are just a small sampling of the thrills visitors will enjoy during the auction itself and offer a taste of what’s to be found under the big tents, featuring a massive exhibition area full of events,

displays, home décor, jewelry and fashions designed to appeal to the entire family. Folks can kick back and enjoy rockin’ bar and lounge areas, including the Sandbar Patio and the Peroni Garage. Or, enthusiasts can jump into the drivers’ seat at the Ford/GM Ride & Drive and Hot Laps exhibits with Pro Drivers. Also not to be missed are the Meguiar’s car-care seminars, the Showcase Pavilion featuring the 5000 and Salon collections, and a variety of other highlights sure to cement BarrettJackson’s reputation as not only the premier destination for auto enthusiasts, but their families and friends.

No longer just for those with a penchant for mechanical perfection, Barrett-Jackson has successfully transitioned into an all-encompassing experience full of great entertainment, fine food and drinks, amazing shopping and a plethora of other surprises that together ensure that the memories you make at Barrett-Jackson will last a lifetime.

SOLUTIONS FOR YOUR CAR COLLECTION

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fter listening to the needs of their customers, Barrett-Jackson executives helped develop a first class, innovative collector car insurance program in late 2008 with the backing of Private Client Group at AIG (formally Chartis). The goal of the program was to offer best-in-class customer service, concierge-level claim service, insurance coverage unavailable in other insurance products and the ability to insure a diverse collection of vehicles, all at a competitive premium. Mission accomplished.

The program has grown significantly since the launch in Scottsdale 2009 and is living up to its promises.

Value and Diminished Value.

150% Agreed Value allows for market appreciation to be considered after a total loss occurs. Diminished Value provides downside protection manner. I strongly recomif a vehicle loses value after a mend them for your future partial loss, even after being insurance needs.”

— Gordon Apker, Scottsdale, expertly restored. In the event Ariz., and Des Moines, Wash. of a loss, these two loss settlement clauses can mean the difference between thousands Tropical Storm Sandy impacted the East Coast like few of dollars and hundreds of storms have ever before. Un- thousands of dollars.

Barrett-Jackson is not an fortunately it took the lives of many Americans and caused insurance company or insurance agency. Instead, they massive property damage. teamed up with the exclusive Our hearts go out to those servicing agent of the Barrettimpacted. Barrett-Jackson Endorsed Insurance provided Jackson Endorsed Insurance, physical damage insurance for TDC Risk Management. Jim many vehicles damaged dur- Schwarzkopf and Amy Spengler lead TDC’s expert team ing the storm. AIG’s claims of insurance professionals. team did a masterful job of They are adept at discoverquickly reaching out to their “In 2012 I experienced two insureds to provide reassuring their insureds’ needs and significant losses. The Barrett- ance in their time of need. matching the insurance covJackson Endorsed Insurance Two distinct advantages of erage to meet those needs. team went above and beyond the Barrett-Jackson Endorsed As an independent agency to handle the claims in a licensed in all 50 states, TDC Insurance program with very professional and speedy AIG are the 150% Agreed is able to handle complex

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insurance situations many collectors incur. Whether your situation involves multistate risks, assets held in trusts and/or LLCs, or your first collector car purchase, TDC has the knowledge and access to meet your needs.

Along with insuring collector cars, coverage is also provided for home(s), daily drivers, other collectibles such as jewelry/fine arts/wine, excess umbrella liability, watercraft, aircraft, recreational vehicles, motorcycles, commercial insurance, etc. Many times most of these risks can be included on one billing statement, which greatly reduces the amount of time spent on reviewing and bill paying.

To learn more about the services offered by the Barrett-Jackson Endorsed Insurance program, visit the team in the auction hall or in the auction office. You may also visit www.BarrettJackson.com/insurance or call 1-877-545-BJAC.

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arrett-Jackson and Iconic Brand Collection have teamed-up to create a new Barrett-Jackson Fueled Interiors Collection of lifestyle products that speak to car lovers — people who understand that a love for automobiles is far more than an interest, it is a way of life.

Inspired by the very cars that cross the BarrettJackson auction block, the fine interior and furnishings created for Fueled Interiors have been carefully designed

to fit the Barrett-Jackson creed, trust, quality, sophistication, and differentiation.

Using innovative finishes, automotive accents and Barrett-Jackson imagery, these interiors will enhance your garage, home, or office.

Car lovers’ work with our growing design and installation team throughout the United States and Canada to explore finishes such as Carbon Fiber, Leather, Racing Red, Brushed Steel and more. Adding the right classic accents, like hood pins,

racing stripes and manufacturers branding delivers a space worthy of housing any automotive collection. The Fueled Interiors customer enjoys a unique opportunity to live their passion. Custom designed cabinets, display cases, flooring and Automobilia are all available through Fueled Interiors.

Fueled Interiors also offers the complete archive of Barrett-Jackson Images.

These images are some of the finest reflections of the automobile and its his-

tory found anywhere in the world. Available in Plexi, Giclée, Canvas or Limited Edition Prints, these images are truly the essence of automotive passion.

The Barrett-Jackson Fueled Interiors line is designed and produced in the U.S. by Iconic Brand Collection, a specialized branding team dedicated to the creation of exclusive environments for the automotive enthusiast.

Learn more at FueledInteriors.com.

BARRETT JACKSON PARTNERS WITH PEP BOYS

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he top-quality paint restoration and car care products of BarrettJackson’s new Automobile Restoration System are now easily accessible because of a new partnership between Barrett-Jackson Auction Company and the Pep Boys — Manny, Moe & Jack — two well-known brands in the automotive industry. Pep Boys, the nation’s leading automotive aftermarket service and retail chain, will exclusively distribute all of the products that are part of the Barrett-Jackson’s Automobile Restoration System.

“Barrett-Jackson is proud to have our products on the shelves of one of America’s oldest and most respected retailers,” said Craig Jackson, chairman and CEO of Barrett-Jackson. “Pep Boys’ commitment to quality and the automotive lifestyle is what sets them apart from the rest, and I couldn’t be happier with this new partnership.”

The three-part premium Automobile Restoration System, which includes abrasives, paint and car care – offers car collectors and enthusiasts an easy, unique way to complete the restoration of car projects from start to finish. Every product found within the Automobile Restoration System is superior in quality and ease of use, and the system itself has been designed so that even a casual DIYer can achieve great results. Each of the system’s three stages is broken down into a process involving just four steps.

“Pep Boys is proud to team up with Barrett-Jackson and offer specialized paints, world-class finishing and detailing products to all of our automotive enthusiast customers, from the collector to the daily driver,” said Scott Webb, Pep Boys’ executive vice president of merchandising and marketing. “We will feature this premier product line in Pep Boys locations across the country.”

Through a special licensing agreement with Barrett-Jackson, abrasives manufacturer Ali Industries, paint manufacturer Sherwin-Williams and surface-finishing products manufacturer Farécla formed a strategic partnership with the auction company result-

Find official merchandise and Signature Car Care products at shopbarrett-jackson.com. color paint kits and an optional clear coat kit. From body prep to the application of primer, color and then optional clear coat finishing, each of the four kits are very specific in nature and provide the consumer with the tools and products to make each step in the restoration process easy to follow. To simplify the paint purchase ing in the Barrett-Jackson process, each kit contains all Automobile Restoration of the tools required to mix System. Barrett-Jackson’s and prepare the primer, color partnership with Pep Boys or clear coat for spraying. The as the exclusive distributor of Barrett-Jackson Restoration the system’s unique car care System allows automotive and restoration products has enthusiasts to achieve a promade the system readily avail- fessional quality paint finish able since last month in Pep for under $500.

Boys locations in 35 states and Puerto Rico.

SIGNATURE CAR CARE ABRASIVES BY ALI INDUSTRIES, INC.

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After body prep and paintwork, the next important The Barrett-Jackson Prestep is keeping that new mium Abrasives line by Ali Industries offers a full range of car shine. Barrett-Jackson’s Signature Car Care Line, deabrasives ranging from 40 to 3,000 grit for every step of the veloped in partnership with four-step restoration process: U.K. company Farécla, is also presented in a four-step grinding, sanding, finishing and feathering. Ali Industries process. The line includes all the products necessary to incorporates their exclusive G2 technology into premium restore, protect and repair a vehicle’s finish to awardabrasives that feature razorwinning condition. sharp grain that cuts faster Remove surface grime and for increased productivity, contaminants with Show Shine plastic film backing for tear Wash, a luxurious hydroresistance, anti-clog coating to resist material loading and cleansing wash that gently leaves bodywork spotless. an advanced resin coating to ensure maximum grain adhe- For scratches and unsightly imperfections, Rapid Scratch sion — all of which attribute Remover repairs and restores a to four times longer life than car’s finish to reveal a prestiabrasives commonly found gious paint surface. For fading in retailers today. Products and stubborn swirl marks, are available as VELCRO Deep Shine Micro-Polish is a and stick-on PSA (Pressurequick and effective way to treat Sensitive Adhesive) film these unattractive enemies discs six-inches in diameter of a show car’s shine. Finally, and 5.5 x 9-inch waterproof abrasive sheets. Coupled with Rapid Detailer is an all-surface spray detailer for maintaining the available body files and a a show car look on all exterior variety of other accessories, the Barrett-Jackson Premium and interior surfaces.

“Barrett-Jackson has been Abrasives line ensures a proa fan of Manny, Moe & Jack fessional finish. for many years, and we’re SHERWIN WILLIAMS excited to continue offerAUTOMOTIVE FINISHES ing quality products to fans Sherwin-Williams created a around the country,” said unique four-step process for Steve Davis, president of this new Barrett-Jackson Res- Barrett-Jackson. “We’re looktoration System that includes ing forward to becoming a prep products, primer kits, part of Pep Boys’ history.”

For further information on the products or availability, visit www.barrettjackson.com or visit your local Pep Boys. To find the nearest Pep Boys location, visit storelocator.pep boys.com/pepboys.

ou’ve had your eye on the perfect car.

Perhaps she’s the Eleanor of your dreams.

She’s the muscle car you had to have in high school. Or maybe the 1957 Chevy you kissed your first girlfriend in. She’s the one. And she’s coming up for sale at the World’s Greatest Collector Car AuctionTM. You have to have her. Now what?

Tens of thousands of cars have been bought and sold at Barrett-Jackson over four decades, so you’re in the right place. Here are a few tips to ease you into the process and make you feel comfortable with your collector-car bidding experience: 1. DO YOUR HOMEWORK – Research recent selling prices for the make, model and condition of the car you’re coveting. Barrett-Jackson offers a shortcut online at Barrett-Jackson.com, where you can search by make and model and review catalog descriptions of the vehicles sold.

2. HAVE A PLAN – Barrett-Jackson boasts the most exciting automotive environment in the world.

Despite the thrill, the smartest Barrett-Jackson buyers have a plan. They know what their budgets are, and the top prices they’re willing to pay.

3. BID WITH CONFIDENCE – Register online or onsite to be a bidder at Barrett-Jackson. Once you meet the criteria and earn your bidders passes, settle into the main auction tent. Find a seat and get familiar with the bidding assistant covering your area. You communicate directly with these assistants who accept your bid and relay it to the main auctioneer.

4. YOU WON! You’re the winning bidder of your dream car. Head back over to the bidding department to pay for your car. A few signatures later, and she’s officially yours.

5. TAKE CARE OF HER – First thing you need to do is insure your new gem, and Barrett-Jackson offers Barrett-Jackson-endorsed insurance. If you choose to go elsewhere, make sure the policy is specific to a collector car so she’s protected.

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4A AUCTION VEHICLE DISPLAY TENTS 1-4A 4B AUCTION VEHICLE DISPLAY TENTS 4B-6 5 SPX SHOWCASE PAVILION 6 AUTOMOBILIA OFFICE AND DISPLAY 7 SPX STAGING LANES View vehicles as they are prepped to cross the auction block.

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Barrett-Jackson Night at Scottsdale Pavilions SUNDAY, JANUARY 13TH 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

Gates, Vendor & Sponsor Displays Open 8 a.m.-close Sandbar Patio 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

Family Value Day benefitting Cox Charities 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

Radio Disney Performance: picture booth, sponsors, games, live entertainment 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

Ford/GM Ride & Drive 11 a.m.-5 p.m. The Peroni Garage. Food by El Hefe MONDAY, JANUARY 14TH 8 a.m.-3 p.m.

Gates, Vendor & Sponsor Displays Open 8 a.m.-close Sandbar Patio 9 a.m.-3 p.m.

Ford/GM Ride & Drive 7 p.m.-11 p.m. Opening Night Gala (invite only) Fashions Presented by Saks Fifth Avenue 11 a.m.-3 p.m. The Peroni Garage. Food by El Hefe TUESDAY, JANUARY 15TH 8 a.m.-close Gates, Sandbar Patio, Vendor & Sponsor Displays Open 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

Ford/GM Ride & Drive 9 a.m.-2 p.m.

Automobilia Auction, Main Auction Pavilion 2 p.m.-close Collector Car Auction, Main Auction Pavilion 11 a.m.-11 p.m. The Peroni Garage. Food by El Hefe 5 p.m.

Twilight Auction Hours 5 p.m.-10 p.m. Live on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16TH 8 a.m.-close Gates, Sandbar Patio, Vendor & Sponsor Displays Open 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

Ford/GM Ride & Drive 8:45 a.m.-10 a.m. Automobilia Auction, Main Auction Pavilion 10 a.m.-close Collector Car Auction, Main Auction Pavilion 11 a.m.-11 p.m. The Peroni Garage. Food by El Hefe 5 p.m.

Twilight Auction Hours 5 p.m.-10 p.m. Live on THURSDAY, JANUARY 17TH 8 a.m.-close Gates, Sandbar Patio, Vendor & Sponsor Displays Open 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

Ford/GM Ride & Drive 8:45 a.m.-10 a.m. Automobilia Auction, Main Auction Pavilion 9 a.m.-11 p.m. The Peroni Garage. Food by El Hefe 9 a.m.-10:30 a.m. Corvette Market Insider's Seminar presented by American Car Collector 10 a.m.-close Collector Car Auction, Main Auction Pavilion 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Meguiar's Car Care Seminars

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Swirl and Other Paint Defects with G110v2 Dual Action Polisher • 12 p.m.

Removing Swirls with NEW DA Power System • 2:30 p.m. Removing Swirls with NEW DA Power System • 4:30 p.m. Advanced Paint Correction with DA Microfiber Correction System 11 a.m.-12 p.m. NCRS Seminar 5 p.m.

Twilight Auction Hours 5 p.m.-10 p.m. Live on FRIDAY, JANUARY 18TH 8 a.m.-close Gates, Sandbar Patio, Vendor & Sponsor Displays Open 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

Ford/GM Ride & Drive 8:45 a.m.-10 a.m. Automobilia Auction, Main Auction Pavilion 10 a.m.-close Collector Car Auction, Main Auction Pavilion 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Meguiar's Car Care Seminars (schedule above) 11 a.m.-11 p.m. The Peroni Garage. Food by El Hefe 5 p.m.

Twilight Auction Hours 12 p.m.-10 p.m. Live on SATURDAY, JANUARY 19TH 8 a.m.-close Gates, Sandbar Patio, Vendor & Sponsor Displays Open 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

Ford/GM Ride & Drive 8:45 a.m.-10 a.m. Automobilia Auction, Main Auction Pavilion 10 a.m.-close Collector Car Auction, Main Auction Pavilion 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Meguiar's Car Care Seminars (schedule above) 11 a.m.-11 p.m. The Peroni Garage. Food by El Hefe 5 p.m.

Twilight Auction Hours 12 p.m.-10 p.m. Live on SUNDAY, JANUARY 20TH 8 a.m.-close Gates, Sandbar Patio, Vendor & Sponsor Displays Open 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

Ford/GM Ride & Drive 8:45 a.m.-10 a.m. Automobilia Auction, Main Auction Pavilion 10 a.m.-12 p.m. Meguiar's Car Care Seminars (schedule above) 10 a.m. & 12 p.m. Meguiar's Car Care Seminars Removing Swirls with NEW DA Power System 10 a.m.-close Collector Car Auction, Main Auction Pavilion 11 a.m.-5 p.m. The Peroni Garage. Food by El Hefe 12 p.m.-4 p.m. Live on All times are MST; time schedule subject to change.

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BARRETT JACKSON RACING TOWARD RAISING $50 MILLION FOR CHARITIES

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he block at Barrett-Jackson has seen some of the rarest cars in the world sold, but nothing raises the roof or brings on tears quite like a car crossing the block for charity.

An event in a class by itself, Barrett-Jackson is known the world over for producing “The World’s Greatest Collector Car Auctions™,” but since its inception, philanthropy has been a foundation of the auction house. In fact, Barrett-Jackson has become a leading force in its philanthropic efforts for charities across the nation, and is well on its way to raising an astounding $50 million — with no plans of hitting the brakes.

Already, $48.5 million has been raised for charitable causes, with a whopping $22.5 million secured since January 2010 alone. BarrettJackson aims to reach the $50 million milestone right here in Scottsdale.

“Philanthropy is a major ccomponent of the BarrettJJackson culture, and due to tthe tremendous generosity o of our customers, particip pants and attendees, we look fforward to watching this fi figure exceed $50 million,” ssaid Craig Jackson, BarrettJJackson chairman and CEO. Pioneered in Scottsdale aand now a centerpiece at eevery auction, top collectiible charity vehicles cross tthe block during the lifestyle

event. Barrett-Jackson waives all of its fees for charity vehicles, and sale proceeds benefit a wide range of local and national charitable foundations that focus on children, military, medical research and more.

Some of the many organizations that have received funds include the Armed Forces Foundation, the Barrett-Jackson Cancer Research Fund at TGen, Austin Hatcher Foundation of Pediatric Cancer, Children’s HopeChest and Wounded Warriors Family Support.

“When you see a good cause needing support, you want to do everything you can to help,” added Steve Davis, president of BarrettJackson. “It’s inspiring to see such a diverse range of companies and people come together and share a common vision to help these organizations.”

Last year boasted BarrettJackson’s third and fourth $1 million charity car sale in auction history. In Scottsdale, Davis’ own 1964 Ford Fairlane custom 2 door hardtop crossed the block to benefit the Armed Forces Foundation. This rare, beloved Fairlane was literally the poster child for the launch of the BarrettJackson Colors Collection

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in 2008 to benefit United Way. The path continued in Palm Beach.

An incredible 2011 Ford Shelby GT500 2 door hardtop sold twice, raising $950,000 for the Wounded Warriors Family Support foundation. With additional donations, the vehicle raised an outstanding $1 Color, a specially-designed million marking Barrettpalette of automotive colors Jackson’s fourth million featuring shades reminiscent dollar charity sale. of history’s greatest muscle Scottsdale 2012 also cars and those favored by boasted a $600,000 Chevrotoday’s best custom builders. let Corvette sold to benefit The same Fairlane previous- AARP Drive for Hunger, as ly sold at the 2011 Las Vegas well as a $535,000 2007 New auction raising $700,000 for Holland Boomer Tractor the same foundation and that sold to benefit Fisher was redonated for the 2012 House Foundation. Jay Leno Scottsdale auction. himself took the block to Davis’ Fairlane joined two boost the tractor’s sale. other elite million-dollar Whenever charity vehicles charity cars sold at Barrettcross the block for 2013, Jackson. The first was a 1993 the enthusiasm from the Hummer H1 dubbed the Barrett-Jackson executive “CNN Warrior One,” used team, sponsors, bidders by producers and photo and fans will be palpable. journalists while embedded As Barrett-Jackson gears up with the First Battalion, 7th for its 42nd annual ScottMarines, in Iraq in 2003 sdale event, the auction is and under heavy fire near positioning itself to be one Bagdad during that same step closer to hitting the year. The H1 sold at Scotts$50 million mark. Once this dale 2007 to benefit Fischer milestone has been reached, House Foundation. The sec- Barrett-Jackson will focus on ond million-dollar car was an even loftier goal, continuthe first production 2009 ing its enthusiastic efforts to Chevrolet Corvette ZR1, raise the bar even higher to which sold in Scottsdale help those in need.

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The LOT #5000 2007 MERCEDES-BENZ SLR MCLAREN 2 DOOR COUPE 722 Edition, only 25 produced for the US market and only 150 worldwide. Original price of $485,750, Mercedes serviced and only 6,318 original miles.

From the Bob Howard Collection.

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NOW ON THE BLOCK

THE CARS SHOWN HERE WILL BE OFFERED SATURDAY, JAN. 19, STARTING AT APPROXIMATELY 5 P.M., DURING THE 2013 SCOTTSDALE BARRETT JACKSON COLLECTOR CAR AUCTION

LOT #5002 and 5003 1937 ROLLS-ROYCE 25/30 CUSTOM BOATTAIL SPEEDSTERS These Rolls-Royce boat tail speedsters were originally four door sedans. In 2011, completely new and original bodies were designed for GR063 and its sister car GM07 with many new and unique features. Selling back to back at No Reserve.

LOT #5005 1939 BENTLEY ROYALE CUSTOM The Bentley Royale was conceived, designed and created by retro designer and master craftsman Gary Wales as a mobile salute to C.S. Rolls, Henry Royce and W.O. Bentley. No Reserve.

LOT #5006 1930 ROLLS-ROYCE PHANTOM II SHOOTING BRAKE Formerly owned by the Earl of Moray, a descendant of King James V of Scotland. It was rebodied in the 1950s with Shooting Brake coachwork.

Later acquired by Charles Bickley who started a thorough restoration in the late 1980s.

No Reserve.

LOT #5007 1929 ISOTTA FRASCHINI TIPO 8A S This is believed to be one of only two known Castagna Roadsters in existence and the only one available for sale. Formerly owned by Cameron Peck and the Harrah’s Collection. This rare version of the 8A S produced greater performance with the guarantee of 100 mph.

LOT #5008 1913 FIAT TIPO 55 SPEED CAR This 9 Liter, 4-cylinder Fiat speed car gentleman’s racer, is one of only a few known to exist. This 100 year old Tipo 55, 9 Liter, 4 cylinder 60bhp gentleman’s racer was America’s fastest pre-war luxury automobile and is the 211th car off of the line.

No Reserve.

LOT #5009 1938 CADILLAC 7 PASSENGER LIMOUSINE 7-passenger with divider window limousine. Rare and authentic matching numbers. Factory Build Sheet, delivered to Pasadena, CA. Expensive professional frame-up restoration, impressive.

No Reserve.

LOT #5010 1959 ROLLS-ROYCE SILVER CLOUD I MULLINER DROPHEAD COUPE One of the most desirable of all post-war cars and one of the rarest; only 12 were built, nine with left hand drive. Delivered new through Inskip of New York to George Baekeland of Southport, Conn., in 1959. 47,924 original miles. No Reserve.

LOT #5011 1986 PORSCHE 959 PROTOTYPE This prototype is one of only four surviving and also one of only two running prototypes in existence still wearing its original pre-production Dunlops with its original prototype light weight wheels. No Reserve.

LOT #5012 1970 FORD MUSTANG MACH 1 CUSTOM FASTBACK The award-winning 1970 “Dragon” Ford Mustang Mach 1 built by the Ringbrothers.

Features a Roush 427IR engine, Tremec TKO 5-speed, DSE quadralink, JME front, Baer brakes, Forgeline wheels and GT inspired interior. No Reserve.

LOT #5013 1927 BUGATTI TYPE 38 FOUR SEAT OPEN TOURER One of Bugatti’s favored coachbuilders, Lavocat et Marsaud of Boulogne, was responsible for single seat bodies, as well as this open tourer body. Beautiful wood trim and split windows. In 2008 the engine was completely re-built, with no cost spared. No Reserve.

LOT #5014 1972 FERRARI 365 GTB/4 DAYTONA 2 DOOR COUPE The original owner of this magnificent car, Howard O’Flynn, was a banker in New York and one of Enzo’s first U.S. clients.

Complete with factory tools and kit, original dusting cloth, owner’s manual and service manual.

9,769 original miles. No Reserve.

LOT #5015 1962 CHEVROLET CORVETTE CUSTOM ROADSTER Winner of the Goodguys Street Machine of the Year and SEMA GM Design Award for Best Hot Rod in 2009. Powered by a Kinsler Cross Ram injected 427/618hp LS7 engine, Tremec T56 Bowler 6-speed and Ford 9” third member. From the Barry Blomquist Collection. No Reserve.

LOT #5016.1 1952 ALLARD J2X RACECAR #J2X-3076 was delivered new to Shawnee Motor Co. in Kansas on September 30, 1952. The car was red with red interior but restored with tan interior.

Powered by a 365cid Cadillac V8. Mike Fennel Restoration just finished a complete restoration on the car. No Reserve.

LOT #5017 2009 SPYKER C8 LAVIOLETTE 2 DOOR COUPE Special LeMans Edition of the Spyker C8. 400hp V8 in a 2,750lb car. Upgraded with protective paint film, stereo and Bluetooth.

No Reserve.

LOT #5018 2009 SPYKER C8 SPYDER Only 500 original miles on this all original Spyker C8. Has $4,000 quilted leather package, $4,500 factory Aeroblade wheels, $4,500 factory turned aluminum package and softtop. All aluminum super car with Lamborghini style doors.

Top speed of 187mph.

No Reserve.

LOT #5020 1942 PACKARD SUPER 8 CONVERTIBLE VICTORIA Rare and authentic with factory VIN tag. Body-off, frame-up restoration. Every component finished better than new.

No expense was spared in restoration. Titled with engine number. No Reserve.

LOT #5021 1956 BUICK SUPER 56-C CONVERTIBLE Less than 5,600 original miles total from new. Incomparable original from 42 years of storage.

All options, 255hp and extensive documentation. Drive or show.

No Reserve.

LOT #5024 1967 SHELBY GT500 FASTBACK Equipped with a 428cid Police Interceptor engine with dual 4 barrel carburetion and a 4-speed transmission. The car still has its original paint, wheels, tires and drivetrain. 9,841 miles.

No Reserve.

LOT #5026 1969 FORD MUSTANG BOSS 429 FASTBACK 13,000 original mile BOSS 429 with original paint and running gear. One of the last S Code engine cars built. Original engine, transmission and rear end.

Original dealer card, owner’s manual with supplement and Build Sheets still under the carpet in back. No Reserve.

LOT #5027 1937 PACKARD SUPER 8 CONVERTIBLE 100-point frame-up restoration.

Classic Car Club of America National First badge #2663 and 100-point Senior Award. Also AACA National First and more.

No Reserve.

LOT #5028 1919 PIERCEARROW 66 A-4 TOURERFATTY ARBUCKLE’S Built for the famous silent movie comedian Roscoe “Fatty” Arbuckle for the price of $32,000 in 1919. Only seven of the Model 66 A-4 survive today. Shown at the 2007 Pebble Beach Concours d’ Elegance where she took First Place in Class B.

LOT #5030 1920 PACKARD TWIN 6 ROADSTER This wonderful automobile is one of three Twin Six (12 cylinders) 1920 Runabouts known to exist. The car has many unique features and accessories.

It operates and drives reliably.

An excellent opportunity to own a top-of-the-line early Twin Six Packard. No Reserve.

LOT #5031 1934 PIERCEARROW SILVER ARROW New York Auto Show introduced the 1933 Silver Arrow in ‘33.

The 1943 Silver Arrows were the production car of that streamlined example. Only a few remain today. This is a fully restored example in excellent condition.

A pleasure to own and drive.

No Reserve.

LOT #5032 1931 RUXTON 4 DOOR SEDAN Ruxton and Cord were the first front-drive production cars.

One of eight sedans and one of 19 total existing Ruxtons. A meticulous concours restoration with the correct Schumacher upholstery and original three color paint design was completed in 2009. No Reserve.

LOT #5033 1954 PACKARD PANTHER CONVERTIBLE This fabulous Packard concept car is the first of four built by the Mitchell-Bentley Corporation for Packard who used the car at auto shows across America.

Don Mitchell’s personal car and equipped with a 275hp McCulloch supercharged engine.

LOT #5034 1956 CHRYSLER DIABLO CONCEPT CONVERTIBLE 1956 Chrysler/Ghia Diablo was considered the ultimate concept car design by Virgil Exner. The execution of the body was done

by Ghia of Italy. This is reportedly the largest convertible made by Ghia in the 1950s and the 1960s.

Just under 21’ long.

LOT #5035 1955 HUDSON ITALIA 2 DOOR COUPE Carrozzeria Touring of Milan built 25 production model Hudson Italias designed by Frank Spring.

It featured a striking aluminum body, Borrani wheels and custom bucket seats for $4,800.

No Reserve.

LOT #5036 1966 SHELBY GT350 FASTBACK Survivor car, never restored.

One of 29 Raven Black, no stripe 1966s. Just over 21,000 original documented miles. No Reserve.

LOT #5038 1957 FORD FAIRLANE 500 SKYLINER F RETRACTABLE This documented Ford Fairlane 500 Skyliner is factory fitted with both the F Code supercharged engine and the retractable hardtop making this example exceptionally rare. This Skyliner was treated to a full restoration.

No Reserve.

LOT #5039 1967 SHELBY GT350 FASTBACK Built for internal use and displayed at the Los Angeles Auto Show. Fresh restoration using virtually all NOS parts. Matching numbers drivetrain, real 4-speed.

Possibly the first production ‘67 Shelby as the Ford VIN is 75 ahead of any other ‘67 Shelby.

No Reserve.

LOT #5040 1938 ROLLS-ROYCE PHANTOM III SEDANCA DEVILLE This Rolls-Royce Phantom III Sedanca deVille, Chassis No. 3CM61, is one of only two Phantom IIIs that were coach built to this car’s gorgeous specifications. To this day, 3CM61 retains its factory delivered engine and original elegant coachwork.

LOT #5042 1969 CHEVROLET CORVETTE L-88 2 DOOR COUPE The last documented L-88 Corvette that General Motors ever produced. The original Corvette order copy Build Sheet is there as is a copy of the Window Sticker.

Powered by an L-88 special purpose 427/430hp engine and M22 Rock Crusher 4-speed transmission. No Reserve.

LOT #5043 1929 DUESENBERG J MURPHY BERLINE CONVERTIBLE One of the most correct and original Duesenberg Model Js. Still retains its original frame, engine, firewall and sleek, luxurious Murphy “Clear Vision” Convertible Berline coachwork as delivered by special order to L.H. McCormick. Titled as a 1930.

LOT #5044 1939 CADILLAC LA SALLE C-HAWK CUSTOM HARDTOP ROADSTER A follow up vehicle to the Buick Blackhawk. The LaSalle C-Hawk is a retractable hardtop with 556hp, Corvette suspension, digital gauges, steel body and billet wheels. No Reserve.

LOT #5045 1947 ROLLS-ROYCE SILVER WRAITH DROPHEAD COUPE 1947 Rolls Royce Silver Wraith Franway Drop Head Coupe.

No Reserve.

LOT #5046 1925 ISOTTA FRASCHINI TIPO 8A S ROADSTER In the early thirties, the owner decided to have the Isotta rebodied with a Corsica boatailed two-seater, as documented in Automotive Quarterly. Shown at Pebble Beach on August 19, 2012. Extensive documentation comes with the car.

LOT #5047 1969 CHEVROLET CAMARO DICK HARRELL 427 One of 10 original Dick Harrell 427 ‘69 Camaros. This highly documented and correctly restored car is surely one of the finest. No expense was spared to bring this street and strip terror back to its original as built configuration from 1969.

No Reserve.

LOT #5048 1969 FORD MUSTANG BOSS 429 FASTBACK One of only 93 Raven Black cars built, original sheetmetal, matching numbers, Concours Gold restoration and detail by SAAC Head Judge Ed Meyer.

No Reserve.

LOT #5049 1930 PACKARD CUSTOM EIGHT DUAL COWL SPORT PHAETON Dual-Cowl Sport Phaeton 740 Custom Eight restored to drive or show with new top and rebuilt 384cid engine. All options.

Authentic and previously part of Robert Gottlieb’s Estate in Beverly Hills. No Reserve.

LOT #5050 1968 SHELBY GT500 KR CONVERTIBLE Fully documented 1968 Shelby GT500 KR Convertible.

Brass Hat car with full Marti Report. Rare KR convertible with air conditioning.

No Reserve.

LOT #5051 1965 FORD MUSTANG CUSTOM COUPE Nicknamed “Producer” and built by the Ringbrothers. Claimed the title of the 2012 Goodguys Optima Batteries Street Machine of the Year award. Under the hood is a Keith Craft-built 427cid stroker based on the 351 Windsor making 740 crank horsepower.

No Reserve.

LOT #5052 2007 SHELBY MUSTANG CUSTOM COUPE The Ringbrothers were asked to make a 2007 Shelby the “Big Sister” to their award winning 1965 Mustang “Producer.” Completed with BASF Waterborne Glasurit paint, Flowmaster exhaust and a 630hp supercharged 5.4 Liter.

No Reserve.

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