Barrett-Jackson, Goodguys Announce AZ Events, Lone Star Roundup Changes TX Date

by Jason R. Sakurai

Published: January 19th, 2021

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Barrett-Jackson Collector Car Auctions, Goodguys Rod & Custom Association, and the City of Scottsdale announced revised dates for two events at WestWorld of Scottsdale this year. Barrett-Jackson’s Scottsdale Auction will be held March 20-27, while Goodguys Spring Nationals is scheduled for April 16-18.

“We appreciate the efforts made by the City of Scottsdale to help us return to an auction that will look and feel much like our annual January event,” said Craig Jackson, chairman and CEO of Barrett-Jackson. “We’re also grateful to Goodguys for moving their March Spring Nationals at WestWorld to April. Together, we found a solution that works for everyone.”

While continuing efforts to protect the health and safety of customers, sponsors, and fans, a redesigned site layout provides room for physical distancing, and safety precautions recommended by local and state health authorities will also be adhered to. The Barrett-Jackson event will include preview days at the beginning of the week to allow enthusiasts time to view the vehicles safely and in a comfortable, physically distanced environment.

“We are pleased that we could come to a mutually beneficial agreement with everyone involved,” said Goodguys COO Andrew Ebel. “The City of Scottsdale, Barrett-Jackson and enthusiasts all win with this new schedule. We look forward to putting on a fun and safe event in April.”

Separately, the Lone Star Roundup in Austin, Texas has been rescheduled, and will now be held Labor Day weekend, September 3rd and 4th. Featuring live music, a swap meet, vendors, and traditional hot rods and customs from across the country, the Round Up takes place at the Travis County Expo Center on Friday and Saturday. BBQs, open house parties, and cruise nights all across Austin are a part of what the Round Up is known for.

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Jason R. Sakurai

With a father who owned a dealership, I literally grew up in the business. After college, I worked for GM, Nissan and Mazda, writing articles for automotive enthusiast magazines as a side gig. I discovered you could make a living selling ad space at Four Wheeler magazine, before I moved on to selling TV for the National Hot Rod Association. After that, I started Roadhouse, a marketing, advertising and PR firm dedicated to the automotive, outdoor/apparel, and entertainment industries. Through the years, I continued writing, shooting, and editing. It keep things interesting.

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Pig_Iron on Jan 20, 2021

What's the point? Under the Biden regime's Build Back Better Great Reset, you will own nothing, AND YOU WILL LOVE IT, or else it's off to the organ harvest camps. :-/

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- Mike Beranek on Jan 20, 2021
  
  Didn't many say that when Obama was inaugurated? And it didn't happen, did it? You might want to review your information sources. There might be folks out there who are trying to mislead you.
  
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- FreedMike on Jan 20, 2021
  
  This from the guy who thought the man in charge in France during World War II was Francisco Franco. But I digress. Yes, I'm sure taking away everything from everyone will be a perfect 2024 re-election strategy for the Democrats.
  
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- Aja8888 on Jan 20, 2021
  
  @FreedMike Mike: future elections are all fixed...Dems always will win. It's now a one party system just like a Banana Republic. Get to like it as it's coming to a place near you soon!
  
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- 4onthefloor on Jan 23, 2021
  
  @aja8888 Nah, there will be a revolution before then, and is not going to be pretty. I never advocate violence, but the democrats keep pushing and pushing and pushing, until there’s no where else left. I’m always at my nest when my backs are against the wall. Dems, I suggest you be very weary careful what you wish for, because you dont want a piece of what’s coming.
  
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- GoNavy99 on Jan 27, 2021
  
  @4onthefloor Oh god dude how are you being "pushed"? Didn't you learn in grade school you don't get everything you want all the time, and that other kids get a turn with their ideas? God you're so edgy. I hope the mods step in here with these overt suggestions of violence.
  
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GoNavy99 on Jan 27, 2021

What could this thread be other than a bunch of butthurt voters upset that their guy didn't win? I get it - it will be an apocalypse for the things you love and (apparently) your entire way of life at the hands of your sworn enemy, who may or may not actually just be your next door neighbor.

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