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Barrett-Jackson wrapped three days in the West Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center on Sept. 12, and the top of the board belonged to modern metal. A 2019 Ford GT Lightweight Carbon Series finished in Liquid Blue Tricoat with orange accents took high-sale honors at $968,000, according to results compiled by Classic Car Auctions, with a 2025 Porsche 911 GT3 RS Weissach right behind it at $495,000. The biggest number of the weekend, though, came from a pair of one-of-one trucks that sold for charity.
That Ford GT is a car we flagged on the way in. It crossed as Lot #742, the no-reserve example from the Coe Private Collection, optioned with the Lightweight Exterior Orange Accent Color Package and showing just over 1,100 miles. No reserve means no safety net, and it still cleared $968,000 - a reminder that the Carbon Series remains the Ford GT variant collectors chase hardest.
Top Five Cars At Barrett-Jackson Las Vegas 2026
- 2019 Ford GT Lightweight Carbon Series - $968,000
- 2025 Porsche 911 GT3 RS Weissach - $495,000
- 1962 Chevrolet Corvette Custom Convertible - $456,500
- 1967 Ford Mustang Eleanor Widebody Licensed Carbon Edition - $440,000
- 1970 Ford Mustang Boss 429 - $429,000
Only one car in that group left a factory line the way it sat on the block: the 1970 Boss 429 at $429,000. Everything else was either a modern limited-production halo car or a build, which tracks with how Barrett-Jackson assembled this docket. The house filled its Las Vegas run with no-reserve Chevrolets, led by a 418ci LS3-powered '62 Corvette, and custom Corvettes and licensed Eleanor Mustangs continue to find money that rivals genuine survivors.
Charity Trucks Bring $1.5 Million With Dana White Bidding
The weekend's headline result was not a car at all. A collaboration between Ram, UFC and RealTruck produced two championship-style, one-of-one pickups: the first retail production 2027 Ram 1500 Rumble Bee SRT (Lot #3000) and a 2005 Dodge Ram 1500 SRT-10 custom (Lot #3001). Sold as a pair, they brought $1.5 million, and UFC President and CEO Dana White placed the winning bid - fitting, since White helped put the truck duo together with Ram and RealTruck ahead of the sale.
The entire hammer price is being split evenly between the Folds of Honor Foundation, which funds educational scholarships for families of fallen and disabled military members and first responders, and the UFC Foundation, whose share will support Hispanic charities.
Toyota also used the Las Vegas stage to announce a donation of the last Toyota GR Supra MkV Final Edition ever built. That car will be offered at Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale in January, with the full sale price going to Reach Out WorldWide, the disaster-relief charity founded by Paul Walker.
A Seeburg Jukebox Ties A Barrett-Jackson Record
Automobilia did real numbers, too. The top lots:
- Lot #9174 - 1958 Seeburg Model 201 jukebox - $57,500
- Lot #8199 - 1923 Standard Oil Gold Crown Gasoline Rapid Dayton Model No. 600 visible gas pump - $41,400
- Lot #9189 - 1952 Mobilgas porcelain sign with animated neon - $35,075
- Lot #9196 - 1950s Standard Oil porcelain sign with animated neon - $32,200
- Lot #9160 - 1960s Chris-Craft woody speedboat kiddie ride - $30,475
- Lot #9161 - Circa 1940 Canteen cigar machine - $28,750
The Seeburg's $57,500 result tied the record for the highest-selling jukebox in Barrett-Jackson history, which says as much about the garage-decor market as any sign or pump price.
The Other Lots We Were Watching
Two consignments we covered heading into the sale were among the more interesting stories on the docket: one of just 40 Shelby Super Snake convertibles ever built and Elizabeth Taylor's last personal car, a 2006 Maybach 57. Neither cracked the top five, which is its own kind of market signal in a room where late-model supercars set the pace.
Next Up: Scottsdale
Barrett-Jackson's next sale is the 2027 Scottsdale auction, running Jan. 23-31 at WestWorld of Scottsdale, Arizona - and that is where the final GR Supra crosses the block for charity.
