We auctioned a Demon at ChallengerFest 9 with the proceeds going to Racing4Vets.org our official event sponsor. I personally spec'd the Demon and ordered Go Man Go, leather, passenger seat, stereo, rear seat delete, no sunroof. I think red seat belts, I'd have to go back and look at the order sheet. It was heavily advertised as a live auction and the winning bidder would take the car at the event, it was on site for everyone to look over and had 7 miles on it as delivered to the donating dealer. It was auctioned early April 2018. Surprisingly it "only" brought $106K. This was when Barrett Demons were going for $150K. I get it that auctions depend on who's in the room, but to say I was surprised would be an understatement. There's a video on my YT channel of the live auction if anyone want's to see.
Here's the car as displayed in front of the host hotel ahead of the auction:
Now I'm curious how many were optioned the way I ordered that car. Vandrake racing were the winning bidders via phone proxy. Car was enclosed trailer delivered to them from the event.
I honestly considered bidding on it when the price didn't go very high, but honestly I didn't want a Demon. Some here will call BS and say everyone wants a Demon, but I honestly did not. I had a 1 of 1400 motorcycle back in the day. It was a 2005 Edition Honda CBR1000RR. Same deal, had to have a VIN to get parts, blah blah. I rode it for a few years and couldn't get anymore for it than a regular o'l 2005 1000RR when I sold it. I spent more time worrying about getting a scratch or putting miles on it than just enjoying it. That's just not for me.
My regular o'l Hellcat is the better option for me. I can mod it and race it and enjoy the hell out of it and not really care about what it's worth later. I've been finalizing the 93 tune this weekend in cooler air and think I made the final tweaks this morning