Barrett-Jackson Las Vegas Auction Overview
Barrett-Jackson returns to Sin City September 10-12, 2026, taking over the West Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center. The event blends high-stakes bidding with automotive lifestyle programming.
Company chairman and CEO Craig Jackson has framed the return to the Las Vegas Convention Center as a natural fit. He points to the city’s status as a hub for major motorsports and automotive events, from Formula One and NASCAR to the NHRA Nationals and SEMA.
The 2026 Las Vegas collector car auction docket spans restored classics, authentic factory originals, elite restomods and late-model supercars. Most consignments will sell under Barrett-Jackson’s traditional No Reserve format, meaning cars go to the highest bidder regardless of price.
Beyond the auction block, the Barrett-Jackson Las Vegas 2026 event ties into the broader Las Vegas car-culture calendar. Automotive displays and exhibits will run throughout the Convention Center and the Fontainebleau Las Vegas.
Headline Collector Cars and Collections at Barrett-Jackson Vegas
Topping the list of highly anticipated consignments is a custom 1962 Chevrolet Corvette convertible. It’s built on an Art Morrison GT Sport chassis and powered by an LS3 stroker engine paired with a 6-speed manual transmission.
Sharing top billing is a 1951 Cadillac Series 62 Royal Parade convertible. General Motors built it as a one-off parade car for Princess Elizabeth prior to her 1952 accession as Queen Elizabeth II, and it retains its original V8 and four-speed Hydramatic transmission.
Modern exotic car offerings include a custom 1996 Ferrari F355 fitted with a twin-turbocharged V8 and 6-speed gated manual transmission. Its bodywork draws influence from the F430 Super GT, F40 and 488 GTC. A 2007 Ferrari F430 F1 Spider producing 483 horsepower through a paddle-shifted F1 automated manual transmission rounds out the exotic lineup.
Chevrolet enthusiasts will find an especially deep bench of Corvettes and classic Chevy muscle cars. Highlights include a 2013 Chevrolet Corvette custom Split-Window Coupe – one of only 14 built by Classic Reflection Coachworks on a C6 60th Anniversary chassis with a supercharged LS3 – and a 1963 Chevrolet Corvette 327/360 Split-Window Fuelie restored by hot-rod legend Boyd Coddington.
A 1966 Ford Mustang custom fastback rounds out the marquee restomod offerings. It’s the product of a five-year build with a Coyote V8 and 6-speed manual transmission.
Muscle Cars for Sale at Barrett-Jackson Las Vegas: Boss 429 and Hemi Super Bee
Muscle car buyers will have serious firepower to choose from at the Barrett-Jackson Las Vegas auction, with Ford and Mopar both fielding standout, No Reserve entries.
An original 1970 Ford Mustang Boss 429, offered as Lot #740, headlines the Ford muscle car lineup. The car is one of approximately seven finished in Grabber Orange and comes with its window sticker and a 2026 Deluxe Marti Report documenting its authenticity.
On the Mopar side, a 1970 Dodge Hemi Super Bee crosses the block powered by its 426 cid Hemi V8 with dual four-barrel carburetors. It’s mated to a four-speed manual transmission and equipped with the desirable A34 Super Track Pack, a rare factory performance option.
The Barrett-Jackson Vegas Mopar docket also includes a matching-numbers ‘Cuda and a Dodge Daytona. These entries underscore the depth of factory-original Chrysler muscle cars on offer this year.
Custom Cars and Restomods on Display
The 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle Custom Coupe illustrates the caliber of resto-mod and custom cars that regularly cross the Barrett-Jackson Las Vegas block. This category has included Pro-Touring Chevelles built with supercharged LS-series crate engines, upgraded Wilwood brake systems, air-ride or coilover suspension, and fully modernized interiors with digital gauge clusters and premium audio.
Past Chevelle Custom Coupes offered by Barrett-Jackson have ranged from twin-turbo LS3 builds on custom G-Comp chassis to LT4-powered examples riding on 700R4 overdrive transmissions. That range demonstrates the wide design latitude builders take with this classic muscle car platform.
This year’s example continues that tradition, giving Barrett-Jackson Vegas bidders a chance to acquire a heavily reimagined take on a classic muscle-era body style.
Modern Performance Cars: Shelby Super Snake Speedster
Representing the modern performance car segment at the Barrett-Jackson Las Vegas 2026 auction is a 2022 Ford Shelby Super Snake Widebody Speedster. Offered as Lot #722, it’s powered by an 825-horsepower, Whipple-supercharged 5.0L V8 paired with a 10-speed automatic transmission.
Built by Shelby American and documented under Shelby serial number 22SS0002, this particular Super Snake Speedster is the first one produced. It’s No. 1 of just 98 built for the U.S. market in 2022, giving it added significance among Shelby collectors and Mustang enthusiasts.
The Speedster configuration strips away the roof for an open-air, track-focused driving experience layered on top of Shelby’s widebody Mustang platform.
Charity Lot and Broader Barrett-Jackson Vegas Programming
A special charity lot will also cross the block Friday, September 11, at roughly 3:30 p.m. PDT. It pairs a one-of-one 2027 Ram 1500 Rumble Bee SRT with a customized 2005 Ram 1500 SRT-10, offered together with Barrett-Jackson waiving all fees and commissions.
The sale is timed to the 25th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 attacks. All of the hammer price will benefit the Folds of Honor Foundation, with a portion supporting Hispanic charities through the UFC Foundation, tying into a UFC and Zuffa Boxing weekend of events in Las Vegas and Glendale, Arizona.
Deep Bench in Vegas
The Chevrolet docket alone is deep enough to function as its own collector car auction. It spans Corvettes across six decades, a supercharged tri-five, first-generation Camaros, a matching-numbers LS5 Chevelle and a run of C/K pickups, all offered at No Reserve.
Alongside the vehicle lots, an automobilia collection featuring vintage signs, gas pumps and other memorabilia will also be on display for the duration of the Barrett-Jackson Las Vegas event.