Auction of the Oldest Running Motor Car at Hershey, PA on October 7, 2011

This 6-minute video documents the sale of the 1884 De Dion Bouton Trepardoux Dos-A-Dos Steam Runabout at the RM Auction at Hershey, Pennsylvania on October 7, 2011. The car is considered the oldest running motor car in the world. Take a front-row seat as the steam-driven 1984 De Dion was sold for .6 million (including commission). For more information, visit www.vanderbiltcupraces.com
Video Rating: 5 / 5

Desert Car Kings - Thunderbird Auction

Catch the premiere of Desert Car Kings Wednesday, January 26 @ 10 PM e/p | dsc.discovery.com | After two weeks of labor and restoration, the ’65 Thunderbird is put up for auction!

29 thoughts on “Auction of the Oldest Running Motor Car at Hershey, PA on October 7, 2011

  1. Amazing, absolutely amazing, 127 years old, ran on water and we cant reproduce this with our increased technology, because?
    

  2. trying to remember the auctioneer’s name – do you remember?
    ps, i was the redhead who kept getting up for beers, if you were there :o )

  3. at four million two hundred thousand…SOLD! (cue the men PUSHING the car off the stage)

  4. the car wasnt even worth 5,000 lol.

    you can tell all they did was shine her up and repaint.

  5. 5650 for a nice original T-bird like that ?? (restored) i know where i m going to buy my next car! hmmmm lets see, i could buy a new focus for 25 grand…. or a T-Bird for under 6 grand… guess where my money would go

  6. Love the show and the bargains, these are cars we don’t see alot of over here, like the ’64 Barracuda lovely job !!!

  7. lol these guys are idiots they lose money when they go to work lol they use lot time to fix those cars and still they have to pay for making work lol thats what i call american dream lol! fucking business wizards

  8. Nice car, but it seems they missed a dent in the bonnets right side ( 0:10). This is clearly a quick ‘restoration’..

  9. @LeBaronES Think of this comment as the worlds smallest violin to sooth your bitching. People who buy classics are grease monkeys that enjoy fine tuning cars. Btw you dont buy a classic to be driven daily. Classics are toys that you drive.

  10. Actually seeing that the car sold for less than what they thought it would sell for gives me hope. I’m tired of all these so called experts picking up a used cars, doing a little polishing and shinning and then making outrageous profits by selling them to people that don’t know anything about restorations or what a classic car is.

  11. and yet again, another half-assed show on discovery to fill in the air time.

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