Walworth, WI – A car raced in period at road courses including Road America, Laguna Seca, Mid-Ohio and Watkins Glen sold for $236,500 at Mecum’s March 11-14 Glendale auction to grab fifth place among the top 10. The car’s fabricator was John Collins, a member of the 1966-19-67 Ford GT40 Le Mans winning program.
Photo: Mecum Auctions
Check out the rest of the top sellers, led by Sebastien Bourdais’ 2017 Ford GT Competition Series car, one of three remaining cars in the series.
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