Looks like a lot of Oldsmobiles, a couple of Thornton cars...
http://www.barrett-jackson.com/appli...=muscle%20cars

 

The Thorton 67 is nice
I like the 66 with the added L69 to.. other than the rims don`t do it for me

 

my dad and i built the 68 hurst that will go off on friday i believe (lot #1000). i can't wait to see what it looks like crossing the block.

 

Very nice, looking forward to seeing the current market demand. As an aside, Troy's name is spelled "Thornton".

 

So Thornton didn't do the restoration, they're just flipping it?

 

they detailed it for the auction (cleaned it up or whatever). the owner of it also owns the red 67 (that they built) being auctioned as well, so it's hitchin a ride on the transport with the rest of the cars.

 

The market is horrible now... an orig 69 mach 1 428cj didnt even bring in 50 thousand on ebay..... seems like the parts are still sky high though....the 2 68 H/O's on ebay have been there foreever also

 

I was watching this when that 68 Hurst came on the block and the narrators were talking about this new book called Hurst Equipped. They said theres an interview with 2 workers from the Lansing plant, they said that the 68-69 Hursts had the 455s installed at the Lansing plant. Did anybody catch that or is this old news.

 

I wouldn't say "old" news but that has up to recently been questioned often. Many folks assumed they were installed at Demmer but the cars did come with the 455s already in them.