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1{2 "id": "pcarmarket",3 "displayName": "PCARMARKET (sold auctions)",4 "sourceId": "pcarmarket",5 "sourceName": "PCARMARKET",6 "sourceType": "auction_house",7 "sourceUrl": "https://www.pcarmarket.com",8 "module": "api/pcarmarket",9 "enginePriority": ["api"],10 "categories": ["automobiles", "motorcycles", "automotive_memorabilia", "rolex", "omega", "other_watches"],11 "regions": ["US", "CA"],12 "languages": ["en"],13 "currency": ["USD"],14 "supportsListings": false,15 "supportsSold": true,16 "supportsAuctions": false,17 "supportsImages": true,18 "supportsCatalog": false,19 "supportsPopulation": false,20 "supportsLookup": false,21 "refreshFrequencyMinutes": 360,22 "priority": "high",23 "trustScore": 0.85,24 "attributionRequired": true,25 "termsUrl": "https://www.pcarmarket.com/terms/",26 "accessNotes": "PCARMARKET's public results page (/results/) is fed by the same JSON endpoint we read: GET /api/auctions/?status=sold&type=all&sort_by=ending_soon&limit=50&page=N (plain HTTPS, 0 credits; robots.txt: 'User-agent: * Allow: /'). Each item has title, vehicle {make, model, year}, high_bid (USD winning bid), end_date, status 'Sold', country, images. Price = winning bid; PCARMARKET charges the buyer a separate 5% fee, so buyer_premium_included=false. Items with a vehicle object are cars/motorcycles; other lots are classified from the title (watches by brand keyword → watch slugs, everything else → automotive_memorabilia: signs, models, parts, helmets). Incremental runs stop at the newest end_date seen previously; backfill mode walks older pages (≈7,900 sold lots as of 2026-09).",27 "enabled": true,28 "schemaVersion": "1.0",29 "config": {30 "pagesPerRun": 10,31 "limit": 5032 }33}34