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What happened is horrible and there is a lot of potential automotive history that is now either lost or at least tarnished, that's the sad part. I would think that most of those individual owners would carry enough insurance to cover their own car and Russo & Steele I am sure has some sort of umbrella of insurance to cover their end of such a deal. Lets just hope the insurance companies don't try and weasle out of cutting the check, that would be the real tragedy.

I know one thing. If I was in the market for a particular car, I'd be sure an keep a copy of that auction brochure so that in 2 or 3 years when some of these cars are fixed and up for auction again, at least I know what I am really bidding on. Like WildBillyT said, pillar/roof damage would be supremely difficult to get right. Would that information be disclosed once fixed?

Chris