World’s Largest Collector Car Auction

Growing up, the Scottsdale auctions took place smack on top of my birthday. I should pop over to Scottsdale one year and spend the birthday watching an auction or two. Hasn’t happened yet. Always the same reasons, not enough money, not enough time. Maybe someday. Then I find out, years later, that Mecum puts on a sale in Florida around the same time. I’ll get there someday. Someday, that toxic, poisonous word we all live by. Someday. Well, over the years, Mecum has grown their sale in Kissimmee, Florida into the largest collector car auction in the world. It spans 13 days and hosts an insane number of cars and automobilia. While I’ve long said I’ll go someday, I might make this the year, if for no other reason than the Chrysler Dealership Collection. Over 450 pieces of memorabilia and clocks and more promoting the Chrysler brand on offer. I’m not the biggest Chrysler fanatic in the world, but I have had my share of Mopars and – well, they’ve got a place in my heart. Then I realize – I can bid from the comfort of my living room, thanks to online bidding. Maybe that’s what I’ll do. Then again, Florida in January beats January in Texas. Take a peek and see what grabs your fancy!

		Lot 587 - Wolf’s Head Neon Spinner Clock
		Lot 278 - Atlas Neon Clock
		Lot 282 - Chrysler Plymouth Neon Spinner Clock
		Lot 118 - Calendar Girl Neon Marquee Clock
		Lot 127 - Ford Double-Sided Punched Tin Sign
		1966 Ford 427 SOHC Cammer V-8
		Lot 775 - Ford Mercury Single-Sided Porcelain Neon Sign
		1946 Kurtis Kraft Midget Racer
		F150 Race Truck This iconic, original 1990’s fully customized Ford F-150 boasts a 500 horsepower 5.0-liter V8 engine built by Roush/McLaren. The livery is eye catching in PPG custom painted purple, blue, green and yellow. The proceeds from the sale of this Indy Pace Truck will support individuals living with Spina Bifida, the most common permanently disabling birth defect.

Mecum’s Road Art® and On Time® divisions are set to kick off 2025 with a bang, offering a pair of collections both live, in-person this January 7-19 at The World’s Largest Collector Car Auction® in Kissimmee, Florida, and via Mecum’s exclusive timed online auction platform. With selections from the Chrysler Dealership Collection and the RVM Classics: The Richard V. Munz Collection divvied up between the two auction platforms, it offers bidders two exciting ways to get in on the bidding action. Both auctions lead up to the epic 13-day Kissimmee auction, where additional Road Art offerings like a 2020 Porsche 917 Gulf Junior Car will be up for grabs.

The Chrysler Dealership Collection is set to offer hundreds of pieces in Kissimmee in January, perhaps the most impressive of which are the 100 vintage and pristine clocks. Coming in a variety of forms from spinners and marquees to rockers, neons and more, among the highlights are a Wolf’s Head Neon Spinner Clock, an Atlas Neon Clock, a Chrysler Plymouth Neon Spinner Clock and a Calendar Girl Neon Marquee Clock.

Offered via On Time, the collection offers an additional 143 lots. All of these items are already up for grabs and include vintage thermometers, tin and porcelain signs, hood ornaments, car bulb horns, scales, tire and carburetor displays, and even a selection of outboard motors

Heading up the wide-ranging RVM Classics: The Richard V. Munz Collection are a 1966 Ford 427 SOHC Cammer V-8 engine on an Easy-Run Engine Test Stand, a Ford Mercury Single-Sided Porcelain Neon Sign and a 1:4-scale 1946 Kurtis Kraft Midget Racer. These examples show the wide selection of various signs, gas pumps and automotive parts to jukeboxes, slot machines, a large assemblage of pedal cars and even a bumper car

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