the answer is simple. They will auction the car off and put the funds
in escrow for the eventual winner.
Ray
On Jun 20, 2007, at 3:00 PM, cpollock@xxxxxxxx wrote:
---- Ray Jones <hurst300@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Most likely, a museum will buy it from the new owner.
But then, I think that she should be marked right down the center Front
to back.. One half should be cleaned up and the other half should be
left as removed from the vault. That way everyone's happy. And you can
view it as found and walk around and see how bad it is after cleaning.
Ray
Hi Ray,
Not a bad Idea on how to display her. It would give you the
'Before/After' perspective when it goes on display.
My ONLY concern right now is this-
IF they do not find a 'winner' for this contest, the car must be held
by the state for 5years. That being the case, you can bet you
eye-teeth they aren't going to try to perserve it for that 5 year time.
How much more damage will happen if it is left to sit in a warehouse
for 5 years. It may look bad- but it could be MUCH worst.
Guess we'll find out.
Charles.
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