Dave's New COPO - Page 8

elonblock · #71 09-16-2009, 01:24 AM

Congrats on the AMAZING find!

396L35 · #72 09-16-2009, 03:30 AM

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OK, so this was an auction, so the selling price obviously wasn't a secret, what did it go for? Inquiring minds want to know! Unbelievable find, good job Grumpy!!!!!!!

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Your not the only one wondering

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I know what each and every item sold for but I am unsure of whether anyone else wants that info out there. It is not really a secret for most here in central Ohio though. I had ten calls on the auction before I returned to town...don't really know what doug or daves feelings are on the subject though.

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I feel that is a very personal question on how much the car sold for and please refrain yourself for asking such questions. I know Doug very well and I can tell you he is a very reserved person that doesn't like people digging into his personal finances and I amagine Dave is the same way. If you want a figure I can tell you it was a fair price, not a bargain but fair. Thank you, Mark

musclecarjohn · #73 09-16-2009, 03:53 AM

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Unfrickingbelievable...!

resto4u · #74 09-16-2009, 04:03 AM

Not a secret, i called the auction company to find out. But the buyer may not want public. Good to know though if owner ever sells or decides to flip.

blown-v8 · #75 09-16-2009, 04:28 AM

Out of respect for the situation and mutual ties amongst close friends I will not disclose what was paid for the cars. But, my opinion is that it is of ZERO consequence in the future what someone paid for a given car, horse, house, cobra fender, widget or otherwise: it's worth what it's worth and what someone has in it simply does not matter. Point in question our cobra parts. I know within reason what they (could) be worth and I could give a rats butt if anyone knows what we paid for them. Truthfully they are soooo super cool that I would not consider selling them at ANY number right now. And I am sure Dave feels very much the same way about his super cool find. Congrats to all who attended the auction and walked away with something cool, no matter how rare it was or wasn't.

**markjohnson** · #76 09-16-2009, 05:23 AM

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Not a secret, i called the auction company to find out. But the buyer may not want public. Good to know though if owner ever sells or decides to flip.

[/ QUOTE ] Wow! Calling up the auction company to find the selling price! You really felt the need to know that selling price, didn't ya? That, and "good to know if owner ever wants to sell or flip." Help me out here......why is this good for you to know and WHY would it make a difference if he decides to "flip" it. Why can't you just be happy that a nice guy found a great car and let it go at that?

lwkitt427 · #77 09-16-2009, 05:58 AM

I THINK THE CAR IS JUST GREAT LOOKING AND I AM GLAD TO SEE IT IS GOING TO BE PUT BACK ON THE STRIP OR FOR THAT FACT JUST PUT BACK RUNNING AND FOR THE VEIWING PLEASURE FOR US TO SEE WHAT A GREAT COPO IT IS. GREAT STORY AND A GREAT FIND IT GIVES US UNLUCKY GUYS HOPE THAT MAYBE JUST MAYBE WE CAN BE SO LUCKY TO OWN A PEICE OF HISTORY AN WE CAN TAKE PRIDE AN SHOWING IT TO THOSE WHO WISH TO WALK DOWN MENORY LANE. GREAT WORK FOR ALL INVLOVED AND I HOPE TO BE ABLE TO SEE THE CAR ONE DAY

1970Bluel78 · #78 09-16-2009, 04:39 PM

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Not a secret, i called the auction company to find out. But the buyer may not want public. Good to know though if owner ever sells or decides to flip.

[/ QUOTE ] Wow! Calling up the auction company to find the selling price! You really felt the need to know that selling price, didn't ya? That, and "good to know if owner ever wants to sell or flip." Help me out here......why is this good for you to know and WHY would it make a difference if he decides to "flip" it. Why can't you just be happy that a nice guy found a great car and let it go at that?

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I would think a LOT of guys on this site and others would like an idea as to where the market might be now. This was an auction sale, not a private one. I don't see problem asking......so how much ?

**Fast67VelleN2O** · #79 09-16-2009, 04:49 PM

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I would think a LOT of guys on this site and others would like an idea as to where the market might be now. This was an auction sale, not a private one. I don't see problem asking......so how much ?

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1969l78 · #80 09-16-2009, 05:11 PM

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OK, so this was an auction, so the selling price obviously wasn't a secret, what did it go for? Inquiring minds want to know! Unbelievable find, good job Grumpy!!!!!!!

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Your not the only one wondering

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I know what each and every item sold for but I am unsure of whether anyone else wants that info out there. It is not really a secret for most here in central Ohio though. I had ten calls on the auction before I returned to town...don't really know what doug or daves feelings are on the subject though.

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I feel that is a very personal question on how much the car sold for and please refrain yourself for asking such questions. I know Doug very well and I can tell you he is a very reserved person that doesn't like people digging into his personal finances and I amagine Dave is the same way. If you want a figure I can tell you it was a fair price, not a bargain but fair. Thank you, Mark

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It was a public auction-I don't think anyone is trying to get into his personal finances like you make it sound. Great find

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