Image courtesy Gooding & Co.
Gooding & Company concluded its Nov. 30-Dec. 11 online sale of the Phil Hill Collection with a 100 percent sell-through rate, raising a total of $268,151.
Interestingly, the highest bid was for a Ferrari factory perpetual calendar from the 1950s (photo above) which sold for $19,375 in the end.
For a list of all the items in the auction and the amounts raised, log on to VintageMotorsport.com.
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