Barrett-Jackson's inaugural Digital Select Auction, taking place from November 5 through 12, will replicate the live experience with a curated selection and representatives on hand to monitor and manage the proceedings. Click here for the full story.
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Craig Jackson, chairman and C.E.O. of auction house Barrett-Jackson.
Headlining Barrett-Jackson's Digital Select Auction is this 2019 McLaren Senna, one of only two examples wearing the MSO division's Atlantic Blue Metallic.
This McLaren Senna has 1,598 miles on it.
"[You've] got to want one of these cars and understand what it is," notes Craig Jackson, chairman and C.E.O. of Barrett-Jackson. "They're pretty awesome on the track, and that's what this car was built for, but you can also drive it on the street."
From Jeff Hayes Customs, this reimagined 1963 Corvette Split-Window Coupe was under the same stewardship for 63 years prior to its restoration.
"He's known for his craftsmanship, but also the drivability of his cars, and he's been doing it for decades. So, he brings that gold standard to restomods," says Jackson of Jeff Hayes and his creations. The truth of that statement is evidenced by the stunning interior of this reimagined 1963 Corvette Split-Window Coupe.
Jeff Hayes Customs is also responsible for this restomod version of a 1967 Corvette Custom Convertible.
This 1967 Corvette restomod carries a LS3 Hot Cam V-8 that delivers 540 hp.
According to the Barrett-Jackson lot description, this 1965 Ford Mustang GT K-code fastback had a "completed and documented nut-and-bolt restoration in 2026."
"It's a rare car, being a '65 fastback K-code with an unbelievable restoration on it," says Jackson of this auction lot.