The Classic Car Journal reports that Mecum sold a total of $28.4 million. I would say this is a preliminary figure. Mecum has their "The Bid Goes On" (This is why some cars are shown as "Not sold yet.") so the total should be higher.
Mecum continues to impress. Every year their selection gets better and better. Here's some that caught my eye.
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| 1931 Auburn 851 SC Boattail Speedster - Sold for $742,500 |
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| 1934 Lincoln KA Convertible Roadster - Not sold yet |
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| 1950 LaGonda Racer Replicar |
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| 1947 Delahaye 135MS Figoni & Falaschi Narval Cabriolet - Not sold yet |
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| 1962 La Dawri Conquest Convertible - Not sold yet |
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| 1947 Delahaye 135M Chapron 3-Position Drophead - Sold for $49,500 |
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| Talbot-Lago T-26 Saoutcik Coup - Not sold |
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| 1963 Thunderbird Italien Concept - Not sold |
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| 1939 Talbot-Lago T-150C Coupe - Not sold yet |
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| 1956 Nash Ambassabor - Sold for $31,350 |
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| 1956 Lincoln Premier Convertible - Sold for $64,350 |
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| 1955 Ford Fairlane Crown Victoria - Not sold yet |
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| 1956 Lancia Appria Furgoncino Series 2 - Sold for $34,100 |
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| 1933 Chevrolet Alex Tremulis Design Car - Not sold |
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| 1933 Chevrolet Alex Tremulis Design Car |
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| 1953 Ford Crestline Sunliner - Sold for$39,600 |
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1927 Ford "Dick Williams" Special - $60,500
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| 1929 Ford "The Emperor" - Sold for $115,500 |
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| 1929 Ford pickup "The Candyman" - Sold for $42,900 |
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| 1927 Ford T Roadster Pickup "T+Two" - Sold for $51,700 |
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| 1927 Ford "California Star" - $77,000 |
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| 1923 Ford T Roadster "The Mod Rod" - Sold for $33,000 |
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| 1929 Ford Phaeton "Ala Tub" - Sold for $38,500 |
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| 1917 Ford T Roadster - Not sold yet |
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| 1951 Studebaker Manta Ray - Not sold yet |
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| 1957 Ford Custom Phase 1, 300 hp 312 - Sold for $165,000 |
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| 1957 Ford Custom Phase 1, 300 hp 312 |
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| 1935 Miller Ford V-8 Special - Sold, price not announced |
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| The Bullitt Mustang (square tube on underside make me wonder if this wasn't a camera car).* |
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| I'm from Coventry, CT so why not? 1922 Coventry Eagle - Not sold yet |
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| There were two brothers in Coventry, CT who each had a Scrambler just like this. |
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| 1959 Bonneville Streamliner Super Shaker - Sold for $49,500; 1967 Gerhardt Ford Indy Car - Not sold yet |
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| 1963 Cobra 289 DragonSnake - Not sold yet |
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| 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T Convertible Pilot Car - Not sold yet |
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| 1961 Mercury (Listed as a Ford) Comet - $8,800 |
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| 1950 Ford F1 - Not sold yet |
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| 1965 Corvair Monza - Sold for $11,000 |
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| 1930 Ford Model A Roadster - Not sold yet |
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| 1968 Mustang Trans-Am - Sold for $22,000 |
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| 1963 VW Transporter Double Cab - Sold for $74,250 |
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| 1965 Pontiac Catalina - Not sold yet |
Talked to a Mecum representative about the Bullitt Mustang. The one shown was a camera car, in fact both Mustangs were camera cars. The other Mustang, or rather all that was left of it, was found in Mexico. I'm not sure how it was verified as allegedly all that was found was the roof. But it was verified.
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