Being retired, we're fortunate to be able to escape the grip of Ol' Man Winter and head south where the vintage VWs are not just stored for the winter, they're being driven daily - and there's no better place than the aptly named Sunshine State. After attending Barrett-Jackson in Arizona three years ago, we decided to attend the even larger Mecum Auto Auction in Kissimmee, Florida this year.
From humble beginnings in 2004 that took place beneath a single tent and reached just $4 million sales, the annual Mecum Kissimmee Auction is now the world's largest, taking over all 195 acres of Osceola Heritage Park during its 12-day run, and consigning 4,000 vehicles from 47 states - 3,180 of which sold for a record-breaking $234 million. That eclipsed last year's…
