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#33
09-09-2008, 01:48 PM
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Ultra High Grade T 215 For Sale
Posted By: leon
I understand your sentiment but I think it will do a disservice to the folks that do want to do a high end auction on the BST if we mandate the winner be known. The winner of my N167 is a fairly private person and I would never out him. Many know who won it but I just don't think it's a good idea mandating winners be known...from where my head is on the matter today. ALso, I know Dave S. had a higher end auction too and I am pretty sure it went real well. I think it also goes back to trusting the seller/auctioneer. That "trust" has to be earned.....One last thing...>We have very few rules on the BST pages and I prefer to keep it that way.....Never hurts to give your opinion though and it is valued.....best regards 
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