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You think it was a convertible?? I couldn't really tell - thought it may have been a vinyl roof. The camera shot is far and fuzzy on the webcasts. Need a rewind on the webcast!! Damn! For those that didn't see it ... The car looked like it was Tahoe Turquiose (hard to tell colors sometimes...

Watching the webcast now - should be going on within the hour... still auctioning off memorabilia right now... cars are starting now @ 10:25am...

Can probably catch it on the webcast though on the Mecum site. They usually show the whole auction on there. www.mecum.com

That's funny:rofl:

I don't think it's going to be on TV actually. I noticed the Mecum site says this car is going on the block on Saturday 10:25AM. The TV coverage doesn't start until 2pm. Don't know if it's a tape delay from the morning since it doesn't say it's LIVE.

Cool! Thanks for the info Arlie!

Another thought someone pointed out to me was that restored cars can be fixed and re-restored. But how many of those cars were unrestored, original survivors? I'm sure there will be a lot of coverage in the car magazines the next few months.

It was 2005, I as always was a Mustang fan as a kid and already owned my 96 GT Convertible when a friend at work mentioned in passing his Dad was selling his California Special. I had no plans to buy anything at the time but decided to checkout the car. Saw it, drove it and fell in love with...

Thank for fixing the link Jon. I was wondering the same thing myself. Wondered if the tent company is liable at all or at least their insurance may cover some. Wouldn't want to be involved in that mess. I agree very depressing just imagining the hours, money, heart and soul some people...

Only you Arlie, only you ... then again you're the only one I know in the business :cool: A cemetery near me has a headstone with a late model corvette carved into the front of the stone.

Tom Elledge (hcsstang) is in that area and an AACA member I bet he will be there. PM or email me if you need help getting in touch with him.

Here is another link to the picture from that slideshow http://picasaweb.google.com/tjmyers769/RussoAndSteele2010Damages# Jon had posted it in another thread. Looks like the gold CS from the Goin' All the Way movie was damaged.

I was wondering how the CS made out. Sorry to hear about the damage - good luck on the outcome

Wow! Thanks for posting the pics! The pictures really tell the story. The damage is a lot worse than they made it sound like. I just can't believe the number of cars that were damaged!

Here is an interview with Drew Alcazar who runs/owns Russo and Steele http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4AWpMApuWIo Amazing if the damage is as light as he said. I read on the Barrett-Jackson facebook that they were sending food over to the workers at Russo and Steele. "Barrett-Jackson As a...

here's another video ... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqAnXEOSLHw I wouldn't be walking along there like the guys at the end! :icon_pani

Here's a thread on it from last year http://californiaspecial.com/forums/showthread.php?t=7347&highlight=goin%27

I missed it too! Sorry! :frust: Happy Belated Birthday!!

I 2nd that Amy! Welcome Back!

http://www.russoandsteele.com/collector_car/1968_ford_mustang_gt_cs_california_special__/42-6346.html Hopefully it survived the tent damage