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HomeCar CultureCommentaryAndy's favorites available this weekend at Auctions America's California sale

Andy’s favorites available this weekend at Auctions America’s California sale

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Auctions America has come a long way since RM Sotheby’s launched the company in 2010 from the ashes of the Kruse auction company. We attended the first sale in 2010 and it was a good new auction company sale but the cars of that first sale bear no resemblance to the offerings at Auctions America’s California sale this weekend in Santa Monica.

Many of the top lots at this sale would easily be at home at the parent company’s Monterey sale next month. Some of these lots include a Ferrari Enzo, a 1960 300SL roadster and even a 1938 Mercedes-Benz 540K.

All of those cars are amazing, but happily Auctions America still has cars at every level of the hobby, and the cars I would most like to have in my garage are a bit more affordable and easier to attain for the average collector.

Here they are:

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Andy Reid
Andy Reid
Andy Reid's first car, purchased at age 15, was a 1968 Fiat 124 coupe. His second, obtained by spending his college savings fund, was a 1966 Ferrari 330 GT 2+2. Since then, he has owned more than 150 cars—none of them normal or reasonable—as well as numerous classic motorcycles and scooters. A veteran of film, television, advertising and helping to launch a few Internet-based companies, Reid was a columnist for Classic Motorsports magazine for 12 years and has written for several other publications. He is considered an expert in European sports and luxury cars and is a respected concours judge. He lives in Canton, Connecticut.

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