You got to be kidding...

[Streetking]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/The-G...QQcmdZViewItem

[mazspeed]

I might bid if a young Daisy comes with it. "and often".

[ZZ3ElCamino]

SW, that would add a little color to your garage! Just kidding. Love your cars by the way!

[Steve1968LS2]

$6,000,000 ?????




I find that very very hard to believe... very...

[R67Chevelle]

This kind of crap has got out of hand. Save yourself the ego and check this out...

http://www.hlpag.com

These guys built the generals for the movie of the Dukes a couple of years ago..

Its like everytime I watch "Michael Carrot Jockson auction" I just want to puke. Its like the real cars with the real history, skill and craftmanship gets overlooked and the weird and stupid stuff gets these bone heads a woody the size of the Titanic...

I have no problem with money and the rich.... But I know more rich stupid people who I just can't figure out how they got rich with no brains.... I don't mean all of them but you know the half I am talking about... Guess if you sell your soul to the devil, it comes with "money for nothin and chicks for free." easier...

Well I guess I am out of line.... I appologize if I am out of line here....

Blessings,

[96z28ss]

looks like they got rid of alot of bids.
59 bids and it only $2.3 million ,such a good deal now.

[Bandit]

Originally Posted by R67Chevelle

This kind of crap has got out of hand. Save yourself the ego and check this out...

http://www.hlpag.com

These guys built the generals for the movie of the Dukes a couple of years ago..

Well I guess I am out of line.... I appologize if I am out of line here....

Blessings,

You're not out of line at all IMHO. I totally understand what you mean. It is sad to see the butchering of so many classic muscle cars. I have been to these guys' car lot, it is near the Volo Auto Museum in the Chicago area. Their "shop" consists of a couple of outdoor lifts. They were building several General Lees while I was there. Most of the cars were only semi-finished (shoddy interiors, paint, etc.), and already sold, at prices of $20-30 grand. It was cool to see a whole parking lot full of General Lees but they were in states of repair that most of us would still call "project cars." The guys were also in the process of building some Mustang fastbacks in the tradition of the Bullit mustang to try to capitalize off the new remake of the movie that was supposed to come out.

They seemed like cool guys and I can't blame them for what they are doing, because it's actually really smart. The quality (or lack thereof) of the finished product is attributable to the market demand. These guys are selling the cars before they can get them finished. I still think it's crazy to pay $30k for an incorrect year, engine, wheel, etc. movie car repro, but there are plenty of guys with money (as well as movie studios) who want them. I couldn't help thinking that some of those Chargers would make great pro-touring projects instead of movie clones though...

[61Bubbletop]

It is only $6,000,000 over actual value....

Maz, I am glad you prefaced that statement with "young", have you seen her lately...Yikes!

[Streetking]

At first I thought it was a joke but 127 bids?? What are people thinking..I may have to repaint my Camaro..

SW

[CraigMorrison]

Originally Posted by Streetking

At first I thought it was a joke but 127 bids?? What are people thinking..I may have to repaint my Camaro..

SW

Noooooo! Do it to the Ferrari.......