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    AUCTION NEWS

    Sep 09, 2020 2 minutes
    BY TOM COMERRO
    MECUM

    Mecum Indy Results

    saw impressive sales totaling more than $74 million, despite being delayed several months due to the pandemic. More than 1,800 vehicles crossed the block with a sell-through rate of 78 percent, and 346 were sold online, accounting for $10.3 million. Quite a few American classics came up for sale with some interesting pedigrees. Among those was a 1939 Packard Limousine, seen here,.

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