The Best of Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale 2020

James Cavanaugh

23 Jan 2020

Click Here to Begin Slideshow Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale wrapped up the first event of the company’s “Road to 50” tour, a celebration of 2020 being its 50th anniversary of service, and what a way to start. 141 MILLION dollars was the final total of the auction, with over $7 million of that going to charity. Here are 10 of RacingJunk’s favorite vehicles to cross the stage: John Force’s COPO Camaro. This car was one of nine selected vehicles being sold for charity; it was the product of a collaboration between John Force and Chevrolet. It included a LSX 350ci engine and Magnuson supercharger. Sold for $600,000.

The Best of Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale 2020 — Click Here to Begin Slideshow Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale wrapped up the first event of the company’s “Road to 50” tour, a celebration of 2020 being its 50th anniversary of service, and what a way to start. 141 MILLION dollars was the final total of the auction, with over $7 million of that going to charity. Here are 10 of RacingJunk’s favorite vehicles to cross the stage: John Force’s COPO Camaro. This car was one of nine selected vehicles being sold for charity; it was the product of a collaboration between John Force and Chevrolet. It included a LSX 350ci engine and Magnuson supercharger. Sold for $600,000.

Powered by a 650HP LS3 engine. Stage 7 transmission. Custom paint and interior by PPG. This “SuperNova” sold for $56,100.

This pro touring Camaro is powered by a 5.7L V8 LS1 engine that is backed by a Tremec 6-speed manual transmission. The Camaro was sold for $46,200.

This K5 is the product of a ground up no-expense-spared build. 5.7L V8 engine. 4-speed automatic transmission. 6” lift kit that sits pretty on top of 35” Derek Cepek tires. The Blazer sold for $25,300.

Jerry Dorman Racing 350ci engine with a 671 Weiand blower awaiting patiently under the hood. Dual 750 Holley carbs. Turbo 400 3-speed automatic transmission. This beautiful Chevelle sold for $30,800.

Rust free resto-mod car. Powered by a GM 350ci Ram jet crate engine. Tremec 5-speed manual transmission with a short-throw shifter. This ‘55 Chevy sold for $52,800.

Powered by a numbers-matching rebuilt 440ci U-code V8 engine and 3-speed automatic transmission. Sold for $60,500.

This is an original documented ‘69 GTO Judge that recently underwent a comprehensive detailed restoration. Matching-numbers 400ci Ram Air engine and M20 4-speed manual transmission. No surprise this car sold for $165,000.

Custom build featuring an upgraded 351ci V8 engine with a 5-speed manual transmission. Edelbrock carb. 4 wheel disc brakes. This classic Ford sold for $60,500.

400ci engine with a Dart block and 671 blower. Dyno-proven 804HP on pump gas. Turbo 400 3-speed auto transmission. This classic Chevy sold for $44,000.

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