Ferraris at KENO Bros. Auction NY 19 November 2015

Well displayed here, verry well presented.

 

Looks like the Keno Brothers are still fans of resale red!

 

Great eavening here, never had this bevor on a auction!
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Looks like a MEAN MoFo !

Will be watching this auction as this is truly one of the first sales attempting to "bridge-the divide" between cars and "cars as Art"..."Rolling Sculpture" as it were. Not simply in words only....but From presentation (dully noted) to origins of presenters (Keno Bros) who are steeped in the Art World. Wonder how many Keno clients from the "traditional art" world have been persuaded that "this is your chance to be one of the first" ...avantgarde' ! ... to break-into the "new frontier" of Art....I am breathless just thinking about !!...lol...

Jack

 

Prince Bernhard's black 212 is my favorite of the lot, followed closely by the 250GTE. The 212 seems to have original paint, still. If so, that's awesome.

 

Will be interested to see how they do, but the estimate on the "conversion" Comp Daytona seems a bit high to me.

CW

 

Thanks for posting MM, left that out previous post.
Jack

 

No sale..so far; Barchetta 550 @ 550k..nice number ! Daytona 600k no sale
wating on gtc/4; 250 gte; 'comp' daytona; 212; f40; bb

Jack

 

How about the Gullwing?

 

At current sell-thru rate, unless otherwise reported, safe to assume everything was a "No Sale/No interest". Things don't appear to be going all that well.

 

The auction house is called KE...NO
perhaps they should change the name into KE...YES ?
Ben

 

KE...NO

 

Lot 120: 1972 365 GTC/4 s/n 15357
Estimate: $325,000 - $450,000 USD
Sold: $280,000 + buyer's premium

 

Other than the GTC/4, did anything sell?

Busy attending to the little kids so I didn't get to watch the streaming....

Best

-Jarrett

 

1978 Ferrari 512 BB
Lot Number: 140

NO

High Bid: $240,000.00 (onsite)

*****

1990 Ferrari F40
Lot Number: 136

NO

High Bid: $1,075,000.00 (onsite)

*****

1962 Ferrari 250 GT/E 2+2
Lot Number: 134

NO

High Bid: $445,000.00 (onsite)

*****

1953 Ferrari 212 Inter Pinin Farina Coupe
Lot Number: 132

NO

High Bid: $1,050,000.00 (onsite)

*****

1969 Ferrari 365 GTB4 N.A.R.T. Competizione
Lot Number: 128

NO

High Bid: $4,800,000.00 (onsite)

*****

1971 Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona Coupe
Lot Number: 112

NO

High Bid: $600,000.00 (onsite)

*****

2001 Ferrari 550 Barchetta Prototype
Lot Number: 103

NO

High Bid: $500,000.00 (onsite)

 

Wow, what sold then?

 

This one only. If you want a full list then please send me PM.
Ben

 

DISASTER of and on the highest order...result of market, venue or Keno 'bros ? Never really seemed to get off the ground, limited audience participation (clapping etc)...no energy. Dreadful really dreadful....what's next?

Jack

 

Does anyone have full results of all cars? Does not look good.