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September 7, 2006 · about 20 years ago

No bidders on megayacht

An online auction of a 123-foot long yacht owned by Rockford businessman John Martin ended Friday with no one putting in a bid, which started at $5 million. The yacht, a ship specially designed to cut through waves with reduced motion, would cost $20 million to build new Martin said. He dissolved th

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An online auction of a 123-foot long yacht owned by Rockford businessman John Martin ended Friday with no one putting in a bid, which started at $5 million.

The yacht, a ship specially designed to cut through waves with reduced motion, would cost $20 million to build new Martin said. He dissolved the company that built it and has the Cloud X, as it

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