STANDUP' Gen Lee for sale on Ebay.........

[Asephton]

Like her ebay ad says. I would as well like to see it go over a cliff full throttle. WITH THAT BITCH IN IT!!!!! With a HUGE explosion.I hope her seatbelt sticks.

Tee hee hee.... Now that's funny right there....

Hey. Did ya get my email??

Ya I registerd just waiting for them to activate my account

[Charger1973]

Amanda, I really hope you get Rich's car back... in my opinion it should have been returned to him years ago.  Besides, I know it means alot more to you than that crazy auction lady... 

[Asephton]

Amanda, I really hope you get Rich's car back... in my opinion it should have been returned to him years ago.  Besides, I know it means alot more to you than that crazy auction lady... 

Aww... Well Thanks!! It is nice to have support 

[TUFCAT]

I was thinking about this thread and just clicked on the ebay link - $81,600 and did not sell.  I guess buyers are hesitiant to bid on something in such controversy.

That car should bring $200k - without all the issues! 

[The70RT]

I guess if someone else may get rights to it why bother. No use in going to jail or court for a GL that isn't even drivable anyway! It looks like a deathtrap to me.....or a convection oven.

[Chris G.]

That car should bring $200k - without all the issues! 

How do you figure that's a 200K car?

[Old Moparz]

Hmm, after reading all this for the first time, I discovered 3 things.

1)  We're really slow at work.

2)  Some topics on the internet will never be resolved.

3)  I'm glad I don't have enough money to bid on certain auctions.



I'm wondering now, if the car is considered stolen, are all the bidders guilty of attemting to purchase stolen property?   

[TUFCAT]

Movie/TV cars get BIG MONEY. Case in point, 4 years ago the Nash Bridges Cuda sold for 148,500...that same year Shelby's re-creation of the "Eleanor" Mustang used in the remake of the movie "Gone in 60 Seconds" sold for $194,400.  In 2004, one of the "Christine" 58 Fury's used in the movie sold for 167,000.

*edit* I did more research on the '67 Pontiac GTO that sold at Barrett-Jackson. It  was a "clone of the movie car" not an actual car used on Vin Diesel's  2002 XXX movie.  Obviously, it was probably  a bad clone...or very rough, 'caus it only sold for 20,520 (somebody had the comma in the wrong place). I would think even a "decent" 67 GTO Clone would have sold for more. 

[The70RT]

Movie/TV cars get BIG MONEY. Case in point, 4 years ago the Nash Bridges Cuda sold for 148,500...that same year Shelby's re-creation of the "Eleanor" Mustang used in the remake of the movie "Gone in 60 Seconds" sold for $194,400.  In 2004, one of the "Christine" 58 Fury's used in the movie sold for 167,000, and the 1967 Pontiac GTO Clone from the Vin Diesel flick "XXX" sold for $205,520.00.

Yeah all those cars were shown all the time. The standup made how much show time?

[Mike DC]

 
The Wheelstander GL was a one-shot deal.      No telling what it is (or is not) really worth.   

   

[70charger_boy]

The nash bridges hemi cuda sold for 2.5 million

[The70RT]

The nash bridges hemi cuda sold for 2.5 million

And I would take it over 5 of those standy stands

[70charger_boy]

The nash bridges hemi cuda sold for 2.5 million

And I would take it over 5 of those standy stands

[mikepmcs]

Any more news?

[70charger_boy]

Well, amanda septhon is selling one of her fathers cars
http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,35188.0.html

Good to have you back, mike.  How is the retirement, going?

[mikepmcs]

70 C_B....PM sent.
Mike

[Asephton]

Well as most of you know by now that Mopar Collectors Guide did ANOTHER tid bit on the car in their December issue. Ya there where a few typos (like Michelle is my Dads ex-wife, my mom, Not his daughter as they state) I already wrote them to let them know about it. Yes one of my Dads other Mopars is for sale. And as for the Stand Up............ All I can say is LEGAL BULL**IT SUCKS!!!!!! It's def. a process. And as for the true value of the car..... it doesn't matter to me or my family. be it one or one million dollars, it never matterd to us. But then I guess we are not GREEDY like others who will remain nameless  It was always a matter of principle for us. Just flat out right and wrong and how you can apparently get away with stuff if you "know" people regardless of how much paperwork you have stating that you own a car 

[mikepmcs]

Funny(not really) how that works isn't it Amanda.

In maine all you need is a bill of sale if the car is older than a certain amount of years.  I'm sure there are all sorts of stolen cars floating around maine.  Just a bill of sale, register it and it is yours.

I bought a 55 chevy and a trailer from a guy a couple years back in New Jersey and actually registered the trailer(the one in new jersey)and owned it before I even paid for it(on paper anyways) just because of maine's law.

Good luck in your quest and I'm sorry about your loss.  You'll notice by my avatar up top, that your father had an impact on my life as he did many others.

v/r
Mike

[Asephton]

Funny(not really) how that works isn't it Amanda.

In maine all you need is a bill of sale if the car is older than a certain amount of years.  I'm sure there are all sorts of stolen cars floating around maine.  Just a bill of sale, register it and it is yours.

I bought a 55 chevy and a trailer from a guy a couple years back in New Jersey and actually registered the trailer(the one in new jersey)and owned it before I even paid for it(on paper anyways) just because of maine's law.

Good luck in your quest and I'm sorry about your loss.  You'll notice by my avatar up top, that your father had an impact on my life as he did many others.

v/r
Mike

Thanks..... Well sounds like maybe I should go grab the car and move to Maine  Just kidding...... If only it were that easy 

[Blakcharger440]

Hmm, after reading all this for the first time, I discovered 3 things.

1)  We're really slow at work.

2)  Some topics on the internet will never be resolved.

3)  I'm glad I don't have enough money to bid on certain auctions.



I'm wondering now, if the car is considered stolen, are all the bidders guilty of attemting to purchase stolen property?   

And I dont see why the woman who illegally sold the car did not do any jail time or wasnt even fined after the courts ruled that it was an illegal act??? 

[RD]

okay, off topic here, and I will get reamed, but I am sure a lot of guys are thinking it already.

amanda, if that is you in the pic... your a hottie. hehehe 

okay somebody  me

[mikepmcs]

Well... Jamey...
You had to bring it up, but I'm right behind you...or i can be in front, whatever, I ain't scared.  Yup, Amanda, you are a hottie!

Thanks for breaking the ice.

[Asephton]

  Well thanks for lightening the mood.... And thanks for the compliment 

[RD]

Well thanks for lightening the mood.... And thanks for the compliment 

no problem, and if you really feel it necessary to post some more pics of you, i will speak for everyone and say that we wont stop you.... especially if you have some good ones by some mopars.. scantily clad.. you get the picture! 

[TUFCAT]

Amanda is a real cutie!