Close to $120 millon reportedly changed hands during the slew of
Monterey auctions this month, a number so huge that individual
happenings can be swept aside in the roaring cash torrent. So, we
should note that Mecum
Auctions was the newbie on the putting green this year, hosting its
first auction during Monterey week on the fringe of the Del Monte Golf
Course.
Mecum's sale of a Cobra Daytona for a record $7.25 million
kind of sucked the wind out of everything else hammered at Del Monte.
We don't want to miss this equally important piece that it sold,
however: A beautifully restored 1924 Harley-Davidson board-track racing
motorcycle, one of fewer than 20 known to have been produced with a
1,200cc, eight-port competition V-twin.
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