We start in October with Worldwide Auctioneers’ liquidation of the Corpus Christi Old Car Museum. The overall top sale was the Apollo 3500 GT Spider we featured for $506,000. We will award Most Interesting to this heavy-duty 1972 Chevrolet C50 Pickup that brought $23,100. Full results can be found here.

Next up, Bonhams’ sale at the Simeone Foundation in Philadelphia, where this 1941 Chrysler Town & Country Nine-Passenger Barrelback Station Wagon sold for $277,760 – more than any other car at the sale.

Other sales included the Fiat-Daniela for $106,400, the Gwynne Eight for $8,680, and a previously-featured Pope-Toledo for $100,800. The A.B.F. prototype failed to sell, and complete results can be found here.

We featured quite a few cars from RM’s Hershey sale, mostly because they were selling off an amazing collection of weird old cars. Here’s a list of results:

• 1931 Duesenberg – $451,000
• 1911 Rambler – $266,750
• 1907 Wayne – $184,250
• 1911 Selden – $159,500
• 1900 Rockwell – $132,000
• 1906 White – $96,250
• 1910 Kearns – $66,000
• 1903 Dyke – $60,500
• 1902 Gasmobile – $56,100
• 1908 Mier – $55,000
• 1902 Grout – $52,250
• 1914 Jeffrey – $52,250
• 1909 Enger – $45,100
• 1970 Ruger – $44,000
• 1917 Elcar – $37,400
• 1910 Autocar truck – $33,000
• 1912 IHC Auto Wagon – $33,000
• 1907 Kiblinger – $28,600
• 1912 Detroiter – $28,050
• 1907 Waltham Orient – $27,500
• 1919 Briggs & Stratton Flyer – $27,500
• 1905 De Tamble – $26,400
• 1914 Metz – $24,200
• 1931 Auburn – $19,800
• 1917 Chandler – $18,700
• 1933 Terraplane – $18,700
• 1930 Marquette – $15,950
• 1923 Gardner – $13,200

The top sale was the 1930 Cadillac V-16 Sport Phaeton by Fleetwood pictured below. It sold for $1,221,000. More results can be found here.

Bonhams’ Zoute sale always has a decent collection of European classics, which were led by this 1965 Ferrari 275 GTB Alloy for $3,203,900. The F40 we featured sold for $1,025,248. Final results are available here.

And we’ll go back to RM Sotheby’s for their London sale. A pair of our feature cars didn’t sell, including the Ferrari 412 T1 and the Noble M600. This 1969 Lamborghini Miura P400 S was the overall top sale at $1,600,969.

The Arrows A21 we featured (there were two in this sale) brought $92,194, which was just slightly less than the other one. And the Wiesmann brought $103,257. More results are available here.