Seaside, California · Monterey Bay

Collector car auctions, personally vouched for

Weekly timed online sales and quarterly live simulcast events, run from Reggie Jackson’s garage in Seaside, California. The cars come from his own collection and his circle of collector friends, and the catalogue stays short so every one of them is worth your time.

See the auctions How bidding works

On the block

The first sale has not opened yet. This is where the cars will be.

No sale is open for bidding yet

The catalogue is empty because the first sale has not opened yet. When lots go live they will be public to everyone, with full photography, documented history and the reserve status in plain view, whether or not you have an account.

In the meantime, if you have a car you think belongs here, we would love to hear about it.

Consign a car How bidding works

Two ways a car sells here

Both formats share one bid ledger, one clock and one set of rules. What changes is the pace.

Lots run for several days and each one ends on its own clock. Bid when it suits you, or set a maximum and let the system hold your place.

Name the most you would pay and proxy bidding raises you one increment at a time, never more than it has to.
A bid in the last 2 minutes adds time, as often as it takes. A lot ends when the bidding truly stops, so nobody can snipe it in the final second.
Every lot shows you whether the reserve has been met.

A scheduled event with an auctioneer working a queue of lots, where online bidders go head to head with the room in real time.

Video and audio from the floor, with a short timer that resets whenever anyone bids, in the room or online.
Floor bids and online bids land in the same ledger, in the order they arrive.
Registration and the deposit hold work just like a timed sale.

The mission

Great cars, sold in the open

Cars like these usually change hands quietly, between collectors who already know each other. Here they come to auction, where anyone can register, watch the bidding, and take one home.

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Why these cars

Every car here is one the garage can vouch for. That is the whole idea.

Reggie Jackson has been collecting cars for decades, and so have the people around him. The lots here come from his own collection, from friends and fellow collectors he has known for years, and once in a while from an outside consignment that fits.

That is what makes this a real opportunity. Cars like these usually change hands quietly, collector to collector, and most people never get a look in. Here they come to open auction, with the story told in full and the reserve status right there on the page. The heart of it is American muscle from the 1960s and 70s, with older classics alongside and the occasional exotic.

And the garage is real. Reggie’s Garage is a working collector-car shop in Seaside, California, on Monterey Bay, and it has hosted sales during Monterey Car Week. This site is its front door.

Reggie Jackson standing among the cars of his collection inside Reggie's Garage

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