The iridescent blue vehicle, which was
worked on by the famous West Coast Customs
car shop, was wheeled on the stage and the auction began.
car shop, was wheeled on the stage and the auction began.
Eye-catching: The iridescent blue vehicle, which was worked on by the
famous West Coast Customs car shop, was wheeled on the stage and the
auction began
Barrett-Jackson CEO Craig Jackson told the crowd 'he taught the paparazzi a lesson,' to which Justin replied 'Sure did.'
He
was of course referring to the 2014 incident which saw the pop
sensation get rear ended while trying to escape a gaggle of paparazzi.
According
to the news source, bidding lasted around three and a half minutes,
during which Justin repeatedly sweetened the deal by first throwing in
concert tickets, and then also offering up backstage passes.