Bidding On "Best Of Indiana" Sale Underway

Taylor Bennett

Bidding On "Best Of Indiana" Sale Underway

A 1962 Blue Studebaker Lark Sedan, The complete Works of James Whitcomb Riley, vintage Indy 500 Official Pace Car license plates — just some of the items available for bid during a rare auction focused on Indianapolis and Indiana.

Everything But The House is hosting the online auction. Sales Specialist Megan Powell says the auction is tagged as "the best of Indiana" sale.

“It is a great example of some of the really awesome things that our Indiana sellers are able to showcase in these auctions with us,” Powell says.

The website has more than a million registered buyers. And the auction is open to an international audience, so the items are getting a lot of exposure..

“There are people all over the world that we want to make sure are aware of what Indiana has to offer," Powell says. "And we ship internationally so that is who our market is and that is the audience that is actually viewing this sale right now."

The Indiana auction went live on Sept. 16 and will be closed for bidding on Sept. 20.

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