Among the collector cars to be offered at the Barrett-Jackson Online Only May 2020 Auction is this 1969 Ford Mustang Boss 429. Credit: Barrett-Jackson. Barrett-Jackson says it based its decision on two things. One, the uncertainty of live events being permitted by local and state officials during the current COVID-19 pandemic. Two, the company wants to protect the health and safety of all auction participants and employees. �We spent a great deal of time consulting with local public health and government officials,� said Craig Jackson, chairman and CEO of Barrett-Jackson. �The team at Mohegan Sun has also been a tremendous resource for us throughout this process. However, it became clear there is simply too much uncertainty about hosting a multi-day live event during this public health crisis. Given the incredible amount of work and time that goes into producing a Barrett-Jackson event, it unfortunately is not feasible for us to move forward in Connecticut.� Ticket holders will receive a full refund. �The Barrett-Jackson community is really a big family that unites when times get tough,� said Steve Davis, president of Barrett-Jackson. �This is certainly one of those times. The decision against holding our Northeast Auction wasn�t made lightly, but I have faith we�ll pull together through this crisis and look forward to a time when we can gather again.� Barrett-Jackson�s Online Only May 2020 Auction will be held May 8-17, 2020. In addition, fans are encouraged to stay tuned for an announcement regarding a summer Barrett-Jackson auction. Click here for details of the online auction. Barrett-Jackson�s Las Vegas Auction at the Mandalay Bay Casino and Resort from September 10-12, and Palm Beach Auction, which was rescheduled for October 15-17, 2020, will be held as scheduled, unless otherwise announced. |
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