Dean Kruse was featured in a sit-down interview recently on Restoration Road.  Looks like he is high on life, in good spirits, and oblivious to the fact that he is considered a vagrant crook by a lot of people. You can watch the video by clicking here.

Fort Wayne’s Business Weekly reports that Dean Kruse is hard at work trying to make amends on all of his outstanding debts.  He is working adamantly to try and pay off what he owes and he is eager to get back to work.  “I want to die working. I think the longer I work, the better it is for me,” Kruse said.

Car collectors around the world can rejoice.  The annual collector car auction held in Auburn each year was in severe jeopardy due to Dean Kruse’s failure to pay consignors.  However, RM Auctions is now a saviour in a lot of eyes because they have purchased the 235-acre auction park from Kruse and will have the traditional Labor Day auction will resume as scheduled.

This Labor Day weekend surely won’t be the one Dean Kruse is accustomed to.  A Canadian company, RM Auctions, has purchased his 235-acre auction park and will be taking over his car auction.  Meanwhile, poor Dean Kruse is still working on trying to pay back the dozens of people he owes money to.

The News Sentinel reports that Dean Kruse, and his now infamous annual Labor Day car auction in Auburn, was in tremendous jeopardy but it looks as if Rob Myers, chairman of RM Auctions has come to the rescue.  Myers has purchased the 235-acre auction park, and the Labor Day auction will continue as scheduled.  Even though Kruse won’t be a part of it, at least the town of Auburn won’t have to suffer and for that, Kruse owes Myers a thanks.