CSX3021: Gooding Auction

[Anthony]

Originally Posted by Nedsel

One must watch the details closely. The consignor of the car to the '10 Gooding auction was its original owner, Bill Turner. Given that fact, it would be tough to view the claimed sale last year at a price of $3.75 million as reality, yes?

yes.

So, I guess it was either a no sale, or Turner bought the car back, paying a commission at last years auction ?

[Nedsel]

If the bidding had actually reached anything close to $3.75m at last year's auction, Turner would have had no reason to buy it back; the car would have ben gladly sold. It found a new owner at this year's Gooding sale.

[CobraDan]

Nedsel,
So you are saying that the Ft. Lauderdale Beach auction on Jan 2, 3 & 4, 2009 where Bill Turner had CSX3021 at no reserve never sold for 3.5M plus his 289 CSX2311 and his 1964 Ford Thunderbolt all at no reserve and many other cars from his collection never happened because he still owns CSX3021 and it went for 1.2M at the Gooding auction this January???????????????

http://www.cobraregistry.com/Search....tails&vid=1347
Here it indicates that Hollywood Investments from Saint Peterberg owned CSX3021

[Nedsel]

Cobra Dan, maybe you better re-read the posts. I didn't say anything about the other cars. In fact, I know 2311 did sell, as it ended up about ten miles away from me. As for 3021, we don't know who is behind Hollywood Investments. All that is clear is that the sale was never finalized, otherwise Bill Turner would not have been the consignor at the recent Gooding auction.