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06-29-2006 #1
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Money Laundering
If anyone was into money laundering this must have been the "washing machine". How do you spend that much $$ on a car? I love those year novas (66/67) and this is no exception but where do they draw the line? Somebodies business must be doing REAL good
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1967-...QQcmdZViewItem
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06-29-2006 #2
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Expensive, yes..but it doesn't seem that outrageous. There's a lot of work and $$$ parts in that thing, even just looking at it quickly; the close up shots give me the impression it was built pretty well too.
06-29-2006 #3
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$300k may be a bit much, but depending on who build it, and who spent all that time doing the paint/polish, etc. it wouldn't be hard to get real close to that figure.
Just looking at the garage it's parked in i'm going out on a limb to say money isn't a huge problem for the owner.
06-30-2006 #4
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Look at the posters in the background, notice he appears to have owned all those cars? (judging by floor and background)
06-30-2006 #5
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It says 3000K, not 300K, but that is obviously a typo. $300k to build a indoor show car is only the tip of the iceburg. While a little dated, it's still was built a killer piece. My only gripe is the pee wee motor. it would have to have a 632 blown motor for show and braging rights if nothing else.
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