Mecum Collector Car Auction in Tulsa to Feature 600 Vehicles June 6-7

Fifth Year SageNet Center Welcomes Host of
The World’s Largest Collector Car Auction®

Highlights:

• Fifth year for Mecum’s 600-vehicle Oklahoma-based auction
• Private, no-reserve collections lead the way, including the charitably focused Tulsa Community Foundation Collection
• Tulsa welcomes the kid-centric Adventure Zone for the first time
• The Schroeder Family celebrates 25 years of doing business via the Mecum platform with 37 vehicles to be offered at no reserve

WALWORTH, WI – June 4, 2025 – (Motor Sports NewsWire) – Mecum Auctions returns to SageNet Center at Expo Square this June 6-7 for its fifth annual event in Tulsa, Oklahoma, attracting an estimated 600 classic and collector vehicles from around the country to cross its high-energy auction block. Open to all buyers, sellers and spectators, the centrally and conveniently located auction will present an equally accessible lineup featuring a wide range of vehicles from vintage pickups and muscle cars to modern classics and more at virtually every price point from entry-level to investment-grade.

1968 Shelby GT500KR Convertible (S132)

Enhanced entertainment options, including dining selections, exhibitors and more, will accompany the auction action and the impressive spread of vehicles on display, and 2025 will be the Tulsa event’s first year welcoming The Adventure Zone. The kid-centric play area features a range of activities to engage youngsters and keep the whole family entertained.

Among the highlights of this year’s vehicle lineup are several private collections, including the charitably driven Tulsa Community Foundation Collection, From the John Tanner Collection and The Joplin Collection. Led by a 1968 Shelby GT500KR Convertible (Lot S132) and a trio of Mustangs ranging from 1965 to 1970 (Lots S136, S135 and S133 ), The Tulsa Community Foundation Collection includes a handful of exceptional classic muscle cars, pony cars and pickups, and all of them will be offered at no reserve with proceeds to benefit the highly respected nonprofit organization. From the John Tanner Collection includes a selection of 1940s and ‘50s classics, along with a ‘70s-era Porsche (Lot S122) and MG (Lot S128), and a vintage firetruck (Lot S126), almost all of which will be offered without reserves. The Joplin Collection of a full dozen no-reserve vehicles includes a trio of Corvairs, a 1969 Ford LTD Hardtop (Lot S60) and other collectible rarities from Mercury, Lincoln and more.

1965 Ford Mustang Convertible (Lot S136)

Celebrating their 25th year of offering their excellently vetted vehicles via the Mecum Auctions platform, the Schroeder family will present a selection of nearly 80 vehicles in Tulsa in their typical no-reserve routine, featuring everything from special-edition Corvettes and classic Mopars to modern performance vehicles.

“With 25 years of business now in our rearview mirrors, we still love working with Mecum Auctions and look forward to continuing to build our relationship with them in the future,” Gary Schroeder said. “The atmosphere of the Tulsa auction is especially welcoming and easily accessible for everyone, and we’re looking forward to bringing our usual high-quality cars to the annual event this June.”

1970 Ford Mustang Mach 1 Twister Special Fastback (Lot S133)

Interestingly, the number of Camaros currently headed to Tulsa rivals the number of Corvettes, a rare occurrence at any Mecum event, with America’s Sports Car typically consigned at higher rates than its pony car stablemate. Perhaps less of a surprise is the impressive array of vintage pickup trucks also on offer, including at least 20 of the popular Chevrolet C10.

The family-friendly Tulsa auction offers complimentary admission for kids 12 and younger, and general admission is available online in advance for all others at 25% off the standard per-person price until midnight Central Time on June 6.

1969 Ford LTD Hardtop (S60)

For more information on Mecum Tulsa 2025 and all other scheduled Mecum events, visit Mecum.com or call (262) 275-5050. Mecum’s website is updated daily with the latest consignments and includes detailed descriptions and photographs of the vehicles offered, as well as a detailed auction and event schedule.

Source: Mecum Auctions

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