Seminars for Your Learning Pleasure
Matching Numbers Make Collector Cars More ValuableHagerty and Sports Car Market magazine will be holding the Smart Collecting Seminar Series at the Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale Auction from January 17–19, 2007. Hosted in conjunction with the 36th annual Barrett-Jackson auction, the seminar series lets enthusiasts tap into the expertise of some of the world’s most renowned collector car experts.
Of genuine interest to anyone involved in car collecting, the seminars will be held at Monterra’s Restaurant at WestWorld from 9:30 a.m. until noon on three successive days during the start of auction week. The seminars will be right in the thick of the auction happenings, so participants won’t miss a thing.
Seminar topics include: Auction 101: How to Buy & Sell at Auction and Still Have a Good Time, which reveals how to buy and sell at live/online auctions; Training Your Eye: How to Read What a Car Is Telling You discusses the fundamentals of visually evaluating a car; and Decoding Value: Resources for Authentication outlines the need for accurate documentation and the parameters of proper authentication.
Collectors, investors and enthusiasts can learn first-hand from industry experts McKeel Hagerty, CEO of Hagerty Insurance Agency; Keith Martin, publisher of SportsCar Market magazine; Dave Kinney, owner of US Appraisal; Craig Jackson, the man behind Barrett-Jackson; Carl Bomstead, auction analyst and columnist; Donald Osborne, auction analyst and appraiser; Colin Comer, restorer, collector and vintage car dealer; and Galen Govier, noted valuation expert.
Refreshments and take-home materials are included with each seminar. Participants can register for one, two or all three seminars in the series. The cost is $400, with 10 percent off the second seminar and 15 percent off the third seminar.
The Smart Collecting Seminar Series is sponsored by Hagerty, Sports Car Market magazine and FedEx Custom Critical Passport Auto Transport. Registration deadline is January 8, 2007. For more information or to register, click here or call 866-922-9401.
