I bought a 1951 Sunbeam motorcycle on… I bought a 1951 Sunbeam motorcycle on Sept.8 2023 still have not received the title as of 3/16/24 they refunded a $1000.00 the first month for title delay I been contacting Tracy Green and Craig Mallory in the title dept. and still have not received the title its been over six months and I cant use the bike.

TV Coverage has become unwatchable! This is about the TV coverage. Boy, has it gone south in the last few years! They should rename the show: "Mecum Auctions Commercial Extravaganza" (which may or may not be followed by a car auction). There are soooo many commercial breaks (and they get longer and longer it seems). And why do they waste OUR time on these useless "car previews" when John Kraman is going to tell us everything we need to know when it crosses the block? It's just stupid! Do car auctions; cut-out the extraneous BS; and maybe, just maybe, you can cut-down on the commercial interruptions! NAH! I'm gone!

TREASURE IN THE VALLEY OF THE SUN TREASURE IN THE VALLEY OF THE SUN Serendipitous attendance to Mecum Glendale! All 5 Days! All event staff as well as Mecum staff seemed focused on my enjoyment! TV fan forever. Both experiences great. But, THERE IS A DIFFERENCE! IF YOU GET A SHOT, TAKE IT!

Mecum is the Best Mecum has best Customer Service in the industry, Debbie Rowan is absolutely amazing with her personal touch of professionalism, and her way with each and every person she encounters. Want to thank Dana Meum for putting together such a fine team for such a fine event each and every year at Indy you’re the best in the business.the Auto memorabilia are some of the finest in the industry, The excitement and experience is a must go to event every year. See you in Indy 2024

I want to warn individuals for selling… I want to warn individuals for selling cars at Mecum. In my case, my father passed and I had seven cars in a collection to sell. Everything with Mecum as far as writing up an editorial about my father, convincing me to run them through as a collection, and photography and transportation all went very well. Where things got bad and then even worse was when it came to the money and title. All my pink slips with the required documents they requested were in Mecum's hands roughly four weeks before the auction. So I assumed everything was fine. The auction comes, each car sells, but 2 1/2 weeks after the auction I started to wonder when I would get paid. I was told by the rep that I would be paid within four weeks. When I inquired with the title department of Mecum, they didn't know who I was or where my cars were in the system. Finally after 10 minutes she comes back and says she found 3 out of the 7. There was an issue with all the titles so they said they could not pay me until they got the pink slips in my name rather than my father's. So this will delay my payments for the cars for several additional weeks. I was the worst is I found out that what Mecum does is when you see the auction price, once they hit the hammer and they're sold, they add their 10% buyers' fee which means you are not getting what shows on the screen. If you have a 10% reserve, they add a back door fee of 10% on top of that for the buyer buying your car so they are essentially getting 20% off the selling price. They never told me about the additional 10% that comes off my price. I had reserves on 4 of my cars but had I known they were going to take 20% I would never have dropped the reserves. You feel like you got ripped off righteously, so buyer and seller beware. Horrible experience and they don't tell you about the hidden fees. In my case, they waived the entry fees, the transportation fees, but now I know why they would do that because at the end, they made about 18% on some of the cars. I can't believe how sick I feel and how ripped off I feel.