Auctions America Heads to California

Auctions America has announced the addition of a new sale in Southern California, August 1-3 to its 2013 calendar. Named “Auctions America California,” the sale is part of the Company’s national expansion strategy to increase its presence in key markets.

Photo: Pawel Litwinski
Photo: Pawel Litwinski

Held at the Los Angeles Marriott Burbank Airport hotel, a short drive from the Bob Hope International (Burbank) Airport, the multi-day collector car auction is expected to feature more than 400 quality collector cars, including a diverse assortment of American and European classics and sports cars, Detroit muscle, hot rods and customs.

Leading early entries for Auctions America’s new California sale is a group of 42 automobiles from the Jim Carr Barn Find Collection of Napa Valley, offered at no reserve. Amassed over a 40-year period, the highly unique, timewarp collection spans more than 60 years of automotive history and includes everything from early American classics to late 1950s and ’60s convertibles. Highlights include a series of pre-war Packards, including a 1936 Packard Twelve Convertible Sedan, complete with roll-up divider windshield; a 1936 Packard Eight 5-Passenger Convertible Sedan, finished in light green with a dark green beltline accent, dark green leather interior and tan canvas top, and a 1929 Packard Eight 5-Passenger Phaeton with dual windshields. For more information visit www.auctionsamerica.com