My Bird came through a factory auction - any clues on origination?

[rainbow4jd]

When I first bought my Bird, I did an interview of what I thought was the first owner.   He had bought it from Clean Auto Sales (a CP dealer in Cynthiana KY) off of their used car lot with 8K miles on it.  I recalled that he told me it was a dealer demo, (and I thought a dealer demo of that store).

However, when I was reading my notes of the interview - I see where the owner told me the dealer had acquired it via a Factory Auction.  I also see the name Dan Brannock written down (but that might be the dealer or salesman's name).

Does going through a factory auction lend itself to any additional knowledge of its origination.   Are there any factory auction records for circa 1971?

If it ended up in Kentucky - what was the likely location of the auction?   Because that might give me a clue to the general area it originated from.

Thanks.

[adauto]

Doubt you could find out much. Factory auctions (around here anyway) are for only dealers of that company. Example,  GMAA has a GM sale on certain tuesdays.. only GM dealers can buy. The cars are factory demo's, exectutive driven, ect. But going back to 71... 

[nascarxx29]

Did you make contact with this Dan B person
http://www.google.com/#hl=en&sclient=psy-ab&q=Dan+Brannock+kentucky&oq=Dan+Brannock+kentucky&gs_l=hp.12...10978.14530.1.17235.9.9.0.0.0.0.398.2302.0j2j5j2.9.0.les%3B..0.0...1c.1.5.psy-ab.WV39Qjb-X2s&pbx=1&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.r_qf.&bvm=bv.43148975,d.dmQ&fp=d865acc55386e82d&biw=1393&bih=744

[70gtx440dana]

When I first bought my Bird, I did an interview of what I thought was the first owner.   He had bought it from Clean Auto Sales (a CP dealer in Cynthiana KY) off of their used car lot with 8K miles on it.  I recalled that he told me it was a dealer demo, (and I thought a dealer demo of that store).

However, when I was reading my notes of the interview - I see where the owner told me the dealer had acquired it via a Factory Auction.  I also see the name Dan Brannock written down (but that might be the dealer or salesman's name).

Does going through a factory auction lend itself to any additional knowledge of its origination.   Are there any factory auction records for circa 1971?

If it ended up in Kentucky - what was the likely location of the auction?   Because that might give me a clue to the general area it originated from.

Thanks.

It is very likely that your car was driven by a Chrysler employee for a period of time and then sold through auction. This was very common for executive driven or employee lease cars.

[talkiemopar]

Rainbow, what color is your bird. Clean auto sales had 2 birds on the lot 15 or 20 years ago.Could have been longer than that,i don't know.He also had a 500 that i test drove. It needed a lot of work,but the inside was clean.It got painted like the duke's of hazard 01.Of the 2 birds Larry Cook bought the orange one for$1450.00 and drove it home.The other one was yellow,which i know some of the history on that one.  Rick.

[benny70hemibird]

I ended up with the yellow car. It was very rough and really ragged out.

[nascarxx29]

Hi Benny you ever finish the F6 daytona

[rainbow4jd]

corporate blue 999   It's in brennan's registry of the superbirds.

J99501   the first of three white bucket four speeds produced