[fallsfocus]

Some idiot just paid 137,500 for the Nash Bridges Cuda! It's a fake hemi & they even opened the hood so you could see it wasn't a 'Cuda!

 

[fallsfocus]

Sorry for the lack of info. It was the Barret-Jackson auction.

 

[ZX3_Phocus]

dumbass. deserves what he gets for investing his money (a good sum) into something that isn't even worth it. maybe if it were a rep that was fully done up. ie HEMI, then yes.

you got a link?

 

[AnythingButAFocus]

Old news. Where did it say it was a Hemi?

Andrew

 

[MMI-ZX3]

I saw that auction a few months ago. I think it had the Hemi emblem on the hood, but the commentators were even talking about how Don Johnson openly admits that it is not a true Hemi.

 

[fallsfocus]

I don't have a link, but the car had all the emblems. Don was at the auction but if he said it wasn't a Hemi I missed it.

Crap like this is why older cars are perceived as being worth more than they really are. People with money, but no real knowledge, are driving the prices higher than they deserve to be.

 

[AnythingButAFocus]

Falls, but you forgot to consider, it is the Nash Bridges Cuda.

Andrew

 

[fallsfocus]

So, how many do you think were used during the show? Dukes of Hazzard killed a heck of a lot of Chargers in its run.

 

[Honkeytonk Monkey]

Yeah but they had a tendency to jump alot of ravines, hay bales, and 747s in Dukes of Hazard.

 

[Vegeta]

Same thing happend down here at an auction at a closing car museum. This guy paid $172,500 for a Batmobile that was one of six used in the 60's tv Batman show and movie and it still ran and everything but like a day after the auction it was found out to be just a replica built in 1994.

[ 05-04-2003, 02:36 AM: Message edited by: Vegeta ]

 

[Wedge1212]

the only reason it went for so much is because don johnson farted on the leather, and cheech got stoned to the bejesus belt in the passenger seat