Kissimmee, FL – Mecum Auction’s Kissimmee auction is heating up. The auctions are taking place January 6-18 in Kissimmee, Florida.

Here are a few of the standout vehicles going under the hammer.

1963 Chevrolet Corvette Studio Concept Split Window Coupe

THE STORY

Of all the legendary sports cars produced on either side of the Atlantic following World War II, the 1963-67 Corvette Sting Ray stands as an absolute landmark in the development of Chevrolet’s revolutionary fiberglass-bodied sports car. Design and development were lengthy, originating in 1957 with sketches that won an internal contest, penned by 21-year-old Peter Brock, GM’s youngest designer at the time.

Bill Mitchell, Harley Earl’s handpicked successor as head of GM’s famed styling studios, took things further by building a new racing car, using a repurposed frame from the canceled Corvette SS program. Designed and built with GM stylist Larry Shinoda, Mitchell’s “Stingray” racer took the C-Modified SCCA class championship in 1960 with Dick “The Flying Dentist” Thompson driving. Subsequently driven around Detroit by Mitchell, his electrifying Stingray racer was a major evolutionary step, followed by the XP-755 Mako Shark show car of 1961, which predicted the next-generation Corvette that entered production under Shinoda’s able guidance by mid-1962 for the 1963 model year.

The Cliff Ernst Collection

THE STORY

In the world of American muscle, certain names carry a weight far beyond horsepower ratings or quarter-mile times. Don Yenko is one of them, and so too is the late Cliff Ernst, a collector whose relentless pursuit of authenticity and passion for preservation helped keep Yenko’s legacy alive for a new generation.

At Mecum Kissimmee 2026, From the Cliff Ernst Collection will take center stage, offering bidders the chance to acquire some of the most significant cars ever to wear the Yenko name.

Chief among them is a machine of almost mythical status: the 1969 Yenko Camaro prototype, a gold-and-white supercar that stands as the very foundation of the 1969 Yenko program.

There is even a Yenko Nova up for grabs!

MoPar muscle represented with 1971 Plymouth Hemi ‘Cuda Convertible

This is the very first of the five automatic 1971 Hemi Cuda convertibles produced by the Chrysler Corporation. The true pinnacle of American muscle car production, just 12 Hemi Cuda droptops of any sort came from the factory during that final year of production, each one unique in its own right. Indeed, these cars were the only factory Hemi-powered convertibles offered that year. This particular car, known as the “The White Elephant,” was constructed early in the ’71 model run, on September 9, 1970. It was likely not built with racing in mind, nor was it loaded for luxury.

Of course, the 426/425 HP Hemi engine is its calling card, hosting two Carter AFB 4-barrels under the Shaker hood scoop. Behind this went the A36 Performance Axle Package, which called for the 3.55 Sure Grip 8.75-inch differential behind the A727 TorqueFlite automatic transmission. Ordering any Hemi resulted in frame and suspension upgrades on the assembly line, and this car also came with power steering and brakes.

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January 6-19, 2026
Osceola Heritage Park
1875 Silver Spur Lane
Kissimmee, FL 34744
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Kissimmee, FL – A custom 1969 Corvette restomod will be auctioned at Mecum Kissimmee on January 16, 2026, with 100% of the proceeds benefiting Curing Kids Cancer, a nonprofit dedicated to funding cutting-edge pediatric cancer research.

The owner planned on restoring his Corvette as a “forever car.” The project began with a clean, never-hit 1969 Corvette coupe and was transformed into a modern performance machine featuring a GM LT4 crate engine, Magnuson TVS 2650 supercharger, Nick Williams 103mm throttle body, and a Bowler Street Performance 4L80 transmission. The car delivers 589 rear-wheel horsepower and 670 lb-ft of torque, with every system upgraded using best-of-the-best components.

A prostate cancer diagnosis became the spark that caused the donor to rethink the project’s initial purpose. Inspiration now came from watching his daughter’s work with pediatric cancer patients and seeing firsthand the urgent need for better treatments. After learning more about the impact of Curing Kids Cancer, he made the decision to donate the entire value of the car to support lifesaving pediatric cancer research.

“We are incredibly honored by this generous gift,” said Grainne Owen, Co-Founder of Curing Kids Cancer. “As C.S. Lewis said, ‘You can’t go back and change the beginning, but you can start where you are and change the ending.’ This donor has done exactly that—turning a personal moment of reflection into lifesaving support for children who urgently need better treatment options.”

The vehicle may be viewed here, and registered bidders can participate in person, online, or by phone, with 100% of the proceeds benefiting Curing Kids Cancer.

About Curing Kids Cancer: Curing Kids Cancer is a nonprofit organization founded in 2005 with the mission to fund innovative research and treatments for pediatric cancer. Since its inception, Curing Kids Cancer has raised over 34 million to support cutting-edge research, providing hope to families dealing with childhood cancer. For more information or to support CKC, visit curingkidscancer.org.

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Walworth, Wis. – Maintained, repaired and refinished, but never restored, Bianco Speciale, the only Ferrari 250 GTO to leave the Ferrari factory in white, is set to headline the Mecum Auctions lineup at The World’s Largest Collector Car Auction®, January 6-18 in Kissimmee, Florida. Among only 36 produced from 1962 to 1964, the Bianco Speciale stands alone as the sole 250 GTO delivered with white livery applied by the Ferrari factory. This distinguishes it as one of the most desirable Ferraris in existence and earned Chassis No. 3729GT its distinctive moniker, which serves as a singular expression of individuality within the most exclusive fraternity in automotive history. With its successful racing career and distinctive white livery, Bianco Speciale’s offering at Kissimmee 2026 presents an extraordinary opportunity to join its illustrious legacy.

The rare ‘Bianco Speciale’ Ferrari 250 GTO

• One of the mere 36 250 GTOs produced from 1962 to 1964
• The sole 250 GTO delivered with an unprecedented white livery applied by the Ferrari factory 
• Maintained, repaired and refinished, but never restored
• Bianco Speciale is one of the most desirable Ferraris in existence
• Will cross the auction block at Mecum Kissimmee 2026, The World’s Largest Collector Car Auction®, to take place this January 6-18

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MECUM KISSIMMEE: Jan. 4-15

KISSIMMEE, Fla. _ Mecum Auctions will return to Osceola Heritage Park in Kissimmee for the 18th annual edition of the world’s largest collector car auction.

With the recent addition of 50 investment-grade vehicles from the main attraction Rick Grant III Estate Collection, along with several other private collection offerings, Mecum was closing in on 4,000 consignments at press time. There will be live coverage of the event to be featured on MotorTrendTV and MotorTrend+.

Headliners include a 1959 Porsche 718 RSK Center Seat, a 1936 Bugatti Type 57 and a 1965 Shelby 289 Cobra roadster from the Grant III collection. The impressive group also includes a variety of other well-preserved classic sports cars from Alfa Romeo, Aston Martin, Austin-Healey, Bentley, BMW, Ferrari, Jaguar, Maserati, Mercedes-Benz, MG and others.

Joining the Rick Grant III Estate Collection and the Chuck Cocoma Judge and GTO Ram Air IV Collection — headlined by a rare Orbit Orange 1970 Pontiac GTO Judge Ram Air IV convertible — is a growing list of private collections featuring a wide selection of collector vehicles. Among them are The Gary Edwards Wing Car & MoPar Collection featuring 12 meticulously curated Dodge Daytonas and Plymouth Superbirds, along with four other mighty MoPars; another dozen vehicles From the Lindley Collection, including two other wing cars; nine vehicles offered at no reserve from The David Disiere Collection; nine vehicles From the Wendlinger Collection, including several benefiting from frame-off restorations; and six select vehicles from the famed Wellborn Musclecar Museum Collection.

– XM-Turnpike Cruiserheads to Kissimmee

The one-of-a-kind 1956 Mercury XM-Turnpike Cruiser concept car, which just completed a lengthy 3-1/2-year restoration in the hands of owner and restorer Tom Maruska, will be crossing Mecum’s auction block at Kissimmee, Fla., on Jan. 14.

Maruska purchased the long-hidden XM-Turnpike Cruiser in 2017 and soon began an extensive restoration of the Ghia-bodied concept car, which was covered extensively in Old Cars. The XM-Turnpike Cruiser was originally displayed with a matching Ford tractor and a trailer built with a turntable to display theconcept car, but only the car itself has survived.

The XM-Turnpike Cruiser was debuted byFoMoCo’s Mercury division at the 1956 Cleveland auto show, then appeared at the Detroit, Chicago and New York auto shows. It also paced the Daytona Beach Grand National Race on Feb. 17, 1957, by which time the 1957 Mercurys, whose styling it predicted, were in production. The XM-Turnpike Cruiser’s last public appearance was the 1957 Grand National Race, so very few people have ever seen the car in person since then. For this reason, among others, famous concept car collector Joe Bortz is expecting the XM-Turnpike Cruiser to fetch a staggering amount.

“I would expect it to certainly break into the seven-figure area,” Bortz said. “I think Tom Maruska took a car that was rough and through massaging it and everything else he did, certainly, in the pictures, it looks to be right on the money.”

Only time will tell what the final bid will be when the car sells at the Saturday climax of Mecum Kissimmee, which will run from Jan. 4-15.

For more information, visit www.mecum.com.

BARRETT-JACKSON SCOTTSDALE: Jan. 21-29

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. _ Barrett-Jackson will return to WestWorld of Scottsdale for its annual flagship sale. Saturday and Sunday will be preview days with bidding on automobilia starting Monday through Friday at 8:30 a.m. Collector car lots are scheduled to begin crossing the block every day at 10 a.m.

Among the collector cars set to cross the block with no reserve:

— 1926 Packard 443 phaeton

— 1931 Cadillac 335A convertible

— 1940 Willys “Swoopster” custom

— 1948 Cadillac Series 62 convertible

— 1957 Corvette 283/283 “fuelie” convertible

— 1963 Corvette “split-window” coupe

Also on the docket will be a large assortment of other Corvettes, Mustangs, trucks and muscle cars.

For more information, visit www.barrett-jackson.com.

RM SOTHEBY’S PHOENIX: Jan. 26

PHOENIX _ RM Sotheby’s returns to the grounds of the Arizona Biltmore Resort & Spa for its annual Arizona sale. The auction will feature a selection of top-quality vehicles, from prewar Full Classics to contemporary supercars.

Among the early consignments:

— 1965 Shelby 427 Competition Cobra

— 1999 Lamborghini Diablo VT roadster

— 1956 Porsche 356A 1600 Super Speedster

— 1963 Apollo 3500 GT coupe by Intermeccanica

— 1969 Plymouth GTX Hemi convertible

— 1952 Allard K2 Special Roadster

— 1936 MG NB Magnette two-seater

A public preview will be held beginning at 10 a.m. on Jan. 25. Bidding will begin Thursday at 2 p.m.

For more information, visit www.rmsothebys.com or call 519-352-4575.

BONHAM’S SCOTTSDALE: Jan. 26

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. _ Bonham’s Annual Scottsdale Auction is set for Jan. 26 at the Westin Kierland Resort & Spa. An impressive array of blue-chip American and foreign collector cars will be on the menu. Among the top early consignments:

— 1958 BMW 507 Series II roadster

— 1953 Siata 208S spider

— 1957 Chrysler Ghia Super Dart 400 show car

— 1954 Chrysler Ghia GS-1 coupe show car

— 1933 Packard Twelve Model 1005 coupe roadster

— 1972 Porsche 911 S Targa 2.4 coupe

— 1966 Porsche 911 2.0 coupe

— 1953 Buick Skylark convertible

For times and additional schedule information, visit www.bonhams.com.

MAG AUCTIONS PEORIA: Jan. 27-28

FORT MCDOWELL, Ariz. _ MAG Auctions will hold its event at the We-Ko-Pa Casino Resort. Gates will open all three days at 9 a.m. with bidding starting with memorabilia at 10 a.m. and vehicles at 11 a.m.

Early consignments include

— 1930 Oakland roadster

— 1957 Ford Fairlane 500 convertible

— 1968 Olds 4-4-2 convertible

— Several 1960s Mustangs

— 1967-’69 Camros, both stock and resto-mods

— 1964 Corvette “fuelie” coupe

Visit www.motorsportauctiongroup.com to see a list of consignments, or call 888-330-0749.

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NAPOLEON, Ohio – Longtime classic Corvette dealer Terry Michaelis sold his coveted #1 Mecum Auctions bidder badge (Lot Number 153) on Friday, January 14, 2022, which raised $250,000 for the childhood cancer charity Curing Kids Cancer.

Michaelis, the president and co-owner of ProTeam Corvette, Napoleon, Ohio, had long held the Mecum bidder #1 badge, after a decades-long relationship buying and selling Corvettes through the vintage car auctioneering company.

The money raised benefits Georgia-based Curing Kids Cancer’s efforts to fund new therapies for children with cancers, along with research towards finding cures.

“The world of classic cars has been very good to me and this was my opportunity to give back,” said Michaelis. “Curing Kids Cancer is a charity I believe in and their longtime association with Mecum Auctions as Mecum’s charity of choice made the decision a natural extension of my relationship with Mecum Auctions.”

Michaelis sold his #1 badge at Mecum’s classic car auction in Kissimmee, Florida last weekend. The winning bidder will have their name transferred to the badge and receive a lifetime Gold Charter membership with future auctions.

“I couldn’t be more thrilled with the results,” said Michaels. “The generous winning bid exceeded expectations and that fortunate individual will not only be #1 with Mecum Auctions, but first in the thanks from the researchers, doctors and patients hoping to eradicate childhood cancer. I hope the funds truly help make a difference in the lives of children enduring this disease.”

Curing Kids Cancer is online at curingkidscancer.org and on Facebook at facebook.com/curingkidscancer. Donations can be made through both portals.

Michaelis is widely known as one of the world’s leading authorities on classic Corvettes, having sold an estimated 10,000 during his career. Michaelis and his brother, Fred, formed ProTeam Classic Corvette Collection and Sales in 1987. Based in Napoleon, Ohio, ProTeam’s world famous collection typically displays about 50 classic Corvettes featuring Z06’s, L88’s, L89’s, LS6’s, ZR2’s, ZR1’s, LT1’s, COPO’s, Fuelies, Special 425’s/435’s/RPO’s and purpose-built Corvettes for racing (RPO-684/687’s), including the rarest of the rare. For more information email Terry directly at terry@proteamcorvette.com or tour the entire collection online at proteamcorvette.com. Follow ProTeam on facebook: facebook.com/ProTeamCorvettes or on twitter: twitter.com/proteamcorvette.

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Leading all sales for the event was the 1965 Shelby GT350R Prototype —recognized as the most historically significant Shelby Mustang in the world and driven by Ken Miles to claim its “Flying Mustang” moniker. Selling for $3.75 million, the car proved to hold its value with its triumphant return to public market, and it successfully retained its crown as the most valuable mustang in the world. Just shy of landing that top seat among high sellers at $3.3 million was a 194-mile 2020 McLaren Speedtail from The Michael Fux Collection that is one of just 106 built.

Main attractions took center stage and exceeded expectations, highlighted, perhaps most notably, by the 1951 Hirohata Mercury Custom — the iconic custom built by Sam and George Barris and arguably the most famous custom car of the classic era—which sold for $2.15 million. The 1994 Porsche 911 Turbo that was featured in the film “Bad Boys” and is one of fewer than 350 produced for the U.S. market in 1994 became another leader among top sales at $1.43 million.

The Jerry Brewis Estate Collection of 45 modern supercars amassed more than $12 million in total sales. Among the leading sellers was a trio of Ford GTs: a 2018 Heritage Edition showing just 7 miles that sold for $1.32 million, a 2006 black-on-black model  that sold for $550,000, and a 2005 with just 255 miles that sold for $495,000. Other top sales from the Brewis collection included a 2017 Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4 Roadster with just 161 miles that brought $737,000, and three cars that sold for $440,000 each: a 2015 Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4 Roadster, a 2009 Lamborghini Murcielago LP640 Roadster and a 2017 McLaren 570S.

The Jackie and Gary Runyon Collection of 31 vehicles totaled more than $10.7 million in sales with a 2016 Pagani Huayra topping the list. One of just 100 produced and showing just 725 miles, the car sold for $2.12 million. The Runyon’s 1936 White Model 706 Glacier National Park Tour Bus, famous for driving tourists up Going-to-the-Sun Road in Glacier National Park, sold for $1.43 million. Also included in the collection was the 1964 Dragula Munsters Coffin Dragster built by George Barris, which sold for $473,000, and the 1967 Chevrolet Corvette Coupe known as the “Vault Find” Corvette, which brought $418,000.

The Gary Thomas Collection of 32 cars, nearly all of which were red iterations of the Ford Mustang, resulted in $5.76 million in sales, with a special-order Race Red 2019 Ford GT showing just 12 miles on the odometer selling for $1.02 million, and a 1969 Ford Mustang Boss 429 Fastback (Lot F183) that wears KK No. 1893 selling for $407,000.

The complete top 10 collector car sales at Mecum Kissimmee 2022 include:

1. 1965 Shelby GT350R Prototype at $3,750,000
2. 2020 McLaren Speedtail $3,300,000
3. 1992 Ferrari F40 (Lot S150) at $2,750,000
4. 1955 Mercedes-Benz 300SL Gullwing at $2,640,000
5. 1951 Hirohata Mercury Custom at $2,145,000
6. 2016 Pagani Huayra at $2,117,500
7. 1967 Shelby 427 Cobra Roadster at $1,430,000
8. 1936 White Model 706 Glacier National Park Tour Bus at $1,430,000
9. 1994 Porsche 911 Turbo at $1,430,000
10. 1961 Mercedes-Benz 300SL Roadster at $1,375,000

For access to complete auction results, sign up for a free MyMecum account at Mecum.com. The world’s largest vintage and antique motorcycle auction is next up on Mecum’s 2022 auction calendar, slated for this Jan. 25-29 at South Point Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas. Set to feature approximately 1,750 motorcycles on offer, the five-day auction will include offerings from around the globe, highlighted by the Harley-Davidson Heritage Collection of 95 highly collectible vintage models from the celebrated American motorcycle company, all of which will be offered without reserve. To consign a vehicle or to register as a bidder for this and all future Mecum auction events, visit Mecum.com, or call (262) 275-5050 for more information.

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WALWORTH, Wis. – Mecum Auctions kicked off its year with its highest-grossing month to date this January. After the close of the company’s annual Kissimmee, Florida, auction and the 28th annual Vintage and Antique Motorcycle Auction in Las Vegas, total sales for January 2019 reached $133.8 million. In all, Mecum offered an impressive 7,517 lots of collector cars, motorcycles and Road Art in January with 6,267 hammering sold for an 83 percent sell-through rate.

This year’s Kissimmee event, held Jan. 3-13 at Osceola Heritage Park, saw nearly 3,500 classic and collector cars cross the auction block and 2,328 change hands for a 72 percent sell-through rate and $107.5 million in overall vehicle and Road Art sales.

Kissimmee 2019 saw the hammer fall on the most valuable Mustang ever sold at public auction. In a flurry of eager bidding, the one-of-one 1967 Shelby GT500 Super Snake’sfinal sale price climbed to a whopping $2.2 million. [Complete top 10 sales list below.]

Mecum’s Road Art division also had its most prolific month to date for consignment auctions with more than 4,000 items crossing the auction block in January. Road Art in Kissimmee featured 17 private collections and a separate stage exclusively for auctioning Road Art, and the Vegas event boasted a newly discovered investment-grade estate of Indian Motorcycle collectibles.

In all, the January Las Vegas motorcycle auction this year reached $26.3 million in overall motorcycle and Road Art sales, an increase of 87 percent over the previous record-setting 2018 auction. Held Jan. 22-26 at the South Point Hotel and Casino, the motorcycle auction achieved a 91-percent sell-through rate as more than 1,340 motorcycles hammered sold.

Highlighted by Sweden’s MC Collection of 230 masterpieces of motorcycle history, the auction elicited excited and aggressive bidding resulting in strong individual sales across the board and a top 10 sales list of exclusively six-figure sales.

The auction’s top two sellers were both of the extremely rare Crocker brand; the first, a 1939 Crocker Big Tank demanded a jaw-dropping $704,000, while its little brother, a 1937 Small Tank 61-25 reached a selling price of $423,500.

The complete top 10 collector-car sales at the Mecum Kissimmee 2019 auction include:

1. 2014 Ferrari LaFerrari at $3,300,000
2. 1967 Shelby GT500 Super Snake at $2,200,000
3. The 1969 L88 Corvette Offering at $990,000
4. 1930 Duesenberg Model J Torpedo Phaeton at $935,000
5. 1969 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 at $495,000
6. 1954 Chrisman Bonneville Coupe at $484,000
7. 1966 Shelby GT350 Fastback at $440,000
8. 1955 Imperial Convertible at $418,000
9. 1963 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 at $396,000
10. 2005 Ford GT at $352,000

The complete top 10 motorcycle sales at the 28th annual Vintage and Antique Motorcycle Auction include:

1. 1939 Crocker Big Tank at $704,000
2. 1937 Crocker Small Tank 61-25 at $423,500
3. 1925 Brough Superior SS100 Alpine Grand Sport at $357,500
4. 1912 Henderson Model A at $302,500
5. 1975 Ducati 750SS Green Frame at $247,500
6. 1925 BMW R37 at $220,000
7. 1913 Pierce T Four at $192,500
8. 1992 Honda NR 750 at $181,500
9. 1923 Ace Four Cylinder Sporting Solo at $176,000
10. 1915 Henderson Four Model D at $170,500

For access to complete auction results, sign up for the free InfoNet service offered at Mecum.com. Next up for Mecum is the company’s newest auction in Phoenix at the State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. Slated for March 14-16, Phoenix 2019 is expected to feature 1,000 classic and collector cars on offer as well as 100 vintage and antique motorcycles. For more details on upcoming auctions, to consign a vehicle or to register as a bidder, visitMecum.com, or call (262) 275-5050 for more information.

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