EVERY classic car magazine in the U.S. covered the auction. Hot Rod found some interesting lots in the auction (a Corvair collector bought a first-gen coupe, then his jaw dropped when he discovered the hubcaps were still in the box in the trunk. A local resident noted that he tried to buy a '77 K10 pickup from Lambrecht in September '77, but he couldn't swing the payments, and Lambrecht just shuffled that truck out to the field instead of taking a small loss in selling it!) AutoWeek noticed a Chevette Scooter, selling for an auction price more than what was on the original window sticker, claiming that it was "the first time someone paid more than sticker price for a Chevette".) Hemmings and Hot Rod were both intriqued by the 'bookend' '65 Impala hardtops--one had a 409 under the hood, the other had a 396 upfront--both were stored inside the dealership)..

There was a Dodge dealer in Fort Worth that had a new '91 Dodge Spirit on the lot...in 1994. Then therewas the Jeep/Eagle store a few miles north, that had a loaded '93 Eagle Vision in its inventory...in '96.