Award-wiinning actor Gary Sinise came to the block with a custom 1981 Jeep CJ7 , that ended up bringing a total of $1.31 million to the Gary Sinise Foundation .   The energy and excitement at the 48th Annual Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale Auction continues to build! On Friday some 350 more incredible vehicles crossed the block in the full-to-the-brim auction arena, and thousands of car enthusiasts found delights around every corner of the 73-acre site. Craig Jackson, Gary Sinise and Steve Davis react to the sale of a custom Jeep CJ7 for the actor's Foundation. The big stars of the show today were four remarkable vehicles that rolled across the stage with a purpose: to benefit some very worthwhile charities. Award-winning actor Gary Sinise rocked the house when he brought the first offering a custom 1981 Jeep CJ7 dressed in a custom paint scheme to honor all branches of the U.S. military. The Jeep sold for $200,000 to benefit the Gary Sinise Foundation , which is dedicated to helping our defenders, veterans, first responders, their families and those in need. To sweeten the deal even more, the Jeep was donated back to be sold again for an additional $100,000, Sunbelt Rentals generously contributed $1 million more, and longtime Barrett-Jackson friend Michelle Mauzy selflessly gave another $10,000 bringing a total of $1,310,000 to help this incredible cause. Winning bidder Craig Jackson and Carolyn Jackson celebrate the sale of the VIN 001 2020 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 with JDRF children and the team from Ford Shelby including Edsel Ford and Aaron Shelby. A 2020 Mustang Shelby GT500 , considered the pinnacle of all Mustangs engineered by Ford Performance and the most powerful street-legal Ford ever, was driven onto the auction block by none other than Carroll Shelbys grandson Aaron Shelby and Edsel Ford to sell for JDRF . With the knowledge that the winning bidder would become the owner of the VIN 001 first production Mustang Shelby GT500, the bidding escalated quickly, resulting in a sale price of $1.1 million to none other than Barrett-Jackson Chairman and CEO Craig Jackson for his personal collection. 10-year-old cancer survivor Lila Downey rides onto the auction block with NASCAR great Jeff Gordon in his 2016 Corvette C7.R . How many of us would have liked to ride shotgun as NASCAR Hall of Famer Jeff Gordon drove his extraordinary 2016 Corvette C7.R onto the famous Barrett-Jackson auction block? That honor on Friday was reserved for Lila Downey , a 10-year-old childhood cancer survivor, representing the thousands of youngsters with cancer helped each year by the Jeff Gordon Childrens Foundation . The rare Corvette sold for $400,000 to businessman and collector Ron Pratte, who generously donated the car back to be sold again for an additional $200,000, for a total of $600,000 going to this important cause. The top-selling car on Friday was this 1967 custom Corvette Convertible , which brought in $330,000. From the respected Bruce Meyer Collection , one of just 37 2015 Shelby GT350R Mustangs roared onto the block to benefit the renowned Petersen Automotive and Henry Ford museums. The rare car, which was prominently displayed in Meyers Beverly Hills Garage since he took delivery of it in 2015, has less than 200 miles on it, and brought the gavel down on a winning bid of $500,000 to benefit the Petersen Automotive and Henry Ford museums. There were plenty of other notable collector car sales on the auction block on Friday as well, with a 1967 custom Corvette convertible the top-selling car of the day at $330,000, as well as a 1969 custom Camaro RS/SS for $242,000, and two 1967 Mustang Eleanor tribute editions Lots #1049.1 and #1126 each selling for $161,500. Several more world records at auction were set again today, including two custom Ford Broncos: a 1966 example going home for $148,500 and a 1973 model bringing in $110,000. An American Gasoline neon sign went to its new home for $19,500 during the morning's Automobilia Auction. During the mornings Automobilia Auction, an extraordinary couch cleverly crafted from an authentic 1957 DeSoto Adventurer rear end, complete with working taillights, took the top spot, going to its new home for $28,750. A number of fine-quality neon signs also featured in the Top 10 on Friday, led by an American Gasoline example from the 1940s-50s, which sold for $19,550. Another highlight included the $13,800 sale of an impeccably restored 1950s Shell Oil fuel island with two Tokheim 300 gas pumps. Anyone familiar with Barrett-Jackson knows what tomorrow brings: Super Saturday! Some of the most sought-after vehicles on the planet will have their turn on the auction block, four more incredible charity cars will be sold for some important causes, an impressive full-size automotive carousel will star during the Automobilia Auction and the final round of the first-ever Bullfighters Only Barrett-Jackson Invitational are on tap for Saturday you wont want to miss a minute! Enjoy the gallery below of Fridays top sales and other moments that captured the eye of our Barrett-Jackson photographers around the auction site during Day Seven of the 2019 Scottsdale Auction: Lot #1098 1969 CHEVROLET CAMARO RS/SS CUSTOM COUPE $242,000 Lot #1061 1967 CHEVROLET NOVA SS CUSTOM COUPE $203,500 Lot #1100 1970 CHEVROLET CHEVELLE CUSTOM COUPE $191,400 Lot #1069 1969 CHEVROLET CAMARO CUSTOM COUPE $181,500 Lot #1049.1 1967 FORD MUSTANG ELEANOR TRIBUTE EDITION $161,500 Lot #1126 1967 FORD MUSTANG ELEANOR TRIBUTE EDITION $161,500 Lot #1061.1 1962 FORD THUNDERBIRD SPORT ROADSTER $159,500 Lot #1059 1969 CHEVROLET CAMARO CUSTOM COUPE $156,200 Lot #1077.1 2014 BENTLEY CONTINENTAL GTC SPEED CONVERTIBLE $154,000 Lot #1014.1 1966 FORD BRONCO CUSTOM SUV $148,500 NEW WORLD RECORD Lot #1000.1 1973 FORD BRONCO CUSTOM SUV $110,000 NEW WORLD RECORD Lot #3005 1981 JEEP CJ7 CUSTOM SUV SOLD FOR A TOTAL OF $300,000, WITH AN ADDITIONAL $1,010,000 IN DONATIONS, FOR THE GARY SINISE FOUNDATION Lot #3006 2015 FORD SHELBY MUSTANG GT350R $500,000 FOR THE PETERSEN AUTOMOTIVE AND HENRY FORD MUSEUMS Lot #3007 JEFF GORDON'S 2016 CHEVROLET CORVETTE C7.R $600,000 FOR THE JEFF GORDON CHILDREN'S FOUNDATION Lot #3008 2020 FORD MUSTANG SHELBY GT500 VIN 001 $1.1 MILLION FOR JDRF CRAIG JACKSON CONTEMPLATES HIS BIDDING STRATEGY ON THE 2020 FORD MUSTANG SHELBY GT500 VIN 001. THERE WERE GAS PUMPS GALORE AT FRIDAYS AUTOMOBILIA AUCTION, BUT THE 1923 TEXACO OIL VISIBLE MODEL (FAR LEFT) CAME OUT ON TOP, SELLING FOR $19,550. Lot #9377.3 AMERICAN NATIONAL LINCOLN PEDAL CAR $3,450 IT WAS ALL ABOUT THE BRONCO AT THIS MORNINGS BEHIND THE HOBBY COLLECTOR CAR SYMPOSIUM PANELISTS INCLUDED SETH BURGETT OF GATEWAY BRONCO, DENNIS COLLINS OF COLLINS BROS JEEP, PRESIDENT OF SHELBY AMERICAN GARY PATTERSON AND SHELBY AMERICAN BOARD MEMBER AARON SHELBY WAYNE CARINI OF CHASING CLASSIC CARS WENT ONE-ON-ONE WITH ALAN TAYLOR ON THE BEHIND THE HOBBY COLLECTOR CAR SYMPOSIUM STAGE FRIDAY MORNING. WITH SHELBY AMERICANS AARON SHELBY AND GARY PATTERSON LOOKING ON, SETH BURGETT, CEO AND PRESIDENT OF GATEWAY BRONCO, ANNOUNCED THE ALL-NEW MODERN WARRIOR BRONCO AT BARRETT-JACKSON ON FRIDAY. APRIL ROSE AND ADAM FERRARA OF BARRETT-JACKSON EXTRA WITH CRAIG JACKSON AND STEVE DAVIS. RICHARD RAWLINGS OF GAS MONKEY GARAGE AND ACTOR GARY SINISE WITH BARRETT-JACKSON CHAIRMAN AND CEO CRAIG JACKSON. RAWLINGS GAS MONKEY GARAGE BUILT THE CUSTOM JEEP THAT BROUGHT $1,310,000 TO THE GARY SINISE FOUNDATION DURING FRIDAYS AUCTION. CRAIG JACKSON AND STEVE DAVIS VISIT WITH NASCAR GREAT KURT BUSCH DURING FRIDAY'S AUCTION. BARRETT-JACKSON CHAIRMAN AND CEO CRAIG JACKSON CAPTURED A BEAUTIFUL SUNSET OVER THE AUCTION SITE.