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The 1957 Chevy Bel-Air that recently sold for $165,000 at auction. (Photo courtesy: Mecum Auctions)
DALLAS – A car collection that was once housed in downtown Floydada sold at auction last week in Dallas.
Mecum Auctions, the nationally touring auctioneers that have become a staple of weekend morning cable broadcasts, recently featured CJ’s Texas Classic Collection during their auction from the Dallas Convention Center last Thursday.
CJ’s Texas Classic Collection was a group of 45 cars and trucks that were once housed in two buildings near the Floyd County Courthouse.
The two highest auctions were a pair of 1957 Chevrolet Bel-Air Convertibles, followed by a 1961 Corvette.
To see the full list of cars auctioned and the amount each raised, visit the Mecum Auctions website at Mecum.com.
Mecum Auctions broadcast on weekend mornings on MotorTrend TV.