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IKR! All these guys always disagree with the experts opinion or say "you really can't put a price on it" but yet, come in with a WAY overinflated price!
Going in I knew that Rick wouldn't buy the car. As we finished shooting the segment, Danny whispered to me, "we just sold this car for you" sure enough within two months of the episode first airing a buyer contacted me through The Pawn Shop and bought the car. We used the car for PR events, weddings, senior proms, rides for clients to and from the airport, local musicians to their gigs and even shot a music video with it. After years of heavy use and a lot of fun we sold it for triple what we paid for it. Thanks for the comments!
Thanks for this follow-up. I often think it'd be worth going on this show because even if you don't get what you want, you walk away with information and a big national TV advertisement.
I'm glad to see it worked out for you. I still remember driving a 1976 Town Car 30+ years ago. Even though it seemed as heavy as a bus and felt like sitting on a plush sofa, the car had some giddyup and drove well. Nothing I've been in since has compared to it for what it was. The cost of fuel and maintenance for it, even back then, was quite expensive. I'm nostalgic for the experience and good memories anyway. This video brought back some good memories of the great one Jackie Gleason and the amazing 70's Lincoln Town Car. Thanks for sharing it.
@@mam362 He was of course speaking the details to Rick (who is a Pawn Shop co-owner) he knew that the money that would probably be invested on it would be too much for him, so of course was gonna pass, glad that the other buyer took the gamble, is a unique limousine with cultural story for the United States, very interesting in me opinion.
@@buckbundy8642 LOL, I hope you get a difference between loves and “loves”, your typical polite “feel good” compliment. Danny “loves” everything when is is on this show. Doesn’t “love” it enough to pay $100 for it.
As a former limo company owner I agree, besides there wasn't enough Room between the back seat's facing each other and those old Trunk antennas were terrible. It should have been stretched more. Forget that old center mount useless TV.
The number of people who know that actor are shrinking every day. The days isn’t far when nobody would know who he was and they won’t be able to sell the car. Wise decision.
I remember seeing one of these in my hometown years ago (back in the early 80’s). My mouth always dropped open when I saw it because the car was just so freakin massive. We always saw the Caddies.., especially the 75 series with the jump seats, but these were rare. You don’t see many around today, even at car shows. You can see a ton of old Caddies, which is often the 75 series, but I’ve yet to come across one of these at any car show I’ve been too. There probably isn’t too many of them left.
I am Dutch and know Jackie Gleason but even I don't think that celebrity status is that much. Give me a car with bullet holes from 2PAC, then we can figure out a number.
@@FishFreddy I could just never see true collectors thinking they need that ugly limo in their car collection, even if it was owned by Gleason. For something of that ugliness to be valuable, it's got to have real historic significance.
To overcome the ugliness and crappiness of that limo, it'd have to be a much more well known celebrity or have actual historic significance. As it sits, it's an ugly limo owned by a celeb who will be fully forgotten in our lifetime.
@@jasonmichael3676 He may be, but he's not great enough to be relevant beyond our lifetimes.. and definitely not great enough to add value to that horrible limo. If it was owned by a true historical figure like Elvis, it'd be worth money.
I can see where Danny is coming from. Say Rick buys the car. Danny quotes him a price for paint. Danny strips the car and now he has to go back to Rick and tell him the paint price doubled because he discovered patches of bondo and hidden rust. Having been in that position, going back to the customer and telling them their budget has grossly increased is no fun.
Limousines are hard to sell these days if you want a certain price for one,I used to work at an auto auction from 1998-2009 my boss bought an '86 Lincoln town car limo from a dealer who retired from the used car industry,it took him over a year to sell it
Danny is correct I know someone that spent nearly 20 K on rust repair and a paint job on a VW Beetle and they reproduce most of those parts but professionally cutting and welding ,prep,etc is costly to be done correctly some people may think my freind was crazy to put that much money into his car ? But that’s what he wanted to do and he has a Beautiful Classic that looks brand new
Danny is such a standup kind of guy. He knew too much money needed to go in this car compared to what this guy wanted. He figured out a way to tell the truth without hurting his feelings with an actual value. Probably something more like 3500 not 35,000. Danny is one cool awesome dude.
OMG Jackie Gleeson, I used to watch his shows with my dad as a child growing up, had almost forgot about him. Impressive. Car hop trays from amazon, stay safe spring is here.
Update 🚨 I seen on the show collectors call , a man tracked that guy down and bought that limousine for 20k the appraisal for the limo on the show estimated it at 40k
Would have been hilarious if when Danny said pass two seconds after he said he loved it if the seller looked at him and said, “You Norton are a mental case.” 🤣🤣
What Danny was trying to say politely was.... it has structural rust in the A pillars etc. Good call Danny. Owner may not have known. I believe he did. Tried to do a quick flip. My opinion.
Of course he knew. Why else would any owner of a car that's a collectible be painted a couple times? They just kept covering the rust and defects and didn't try to really fix it.
-The expert's opinion doesn't really matter to me because the car was owned by Jackie Gleason. And you can't really put a price on that. -I'm looking to get $35k and that's pretty much my bottom line. 🤣
I guess I spent too many years around Lincoln's. The first thing I noticed was the headlamp door system has is a vacuum leak and the vinyl roof is missing.
Seller: “The car was owned by Jackie Gleason and you can’t really put a price on that.” Rewind the tape… Rick: “How much you want for it?” Seller: “$35,000.”
trucks and jeeps are a lot cooler. i grew up doing mud bogs and winter wheeling tho. i miss working on the 80s GMC and chevys. today you can’t just have a few tools to fix stuff. it’s a shame.
I own a limo going on 17 years old and the problem with these big cars especially is they have got to be garage kept like any car and if there not it creates that huge problem and some have a vinyl roof as well that gets affected and allot of these cars are not kept inside because people have a hard time finding spaces to to fit them in.
I went to school in Mt Vernon NY in the early 70s n mid 70s, Art Carney would buy me n my brother and his Granddaughters ice cream on weekends off 630 gramatan ave, we walk over the cross county parkway and go to baskin robbins. I went to school with Kim Carney and her sister. Denzel Washington also went to our Elementary school, my grandmother ran a beauty school and trained Denzel’s mom to be a beautician.
I understand completely why Rick passed on this car. Where there are rust bubbles all over a car, that is a major indication that the car will have to be stripped down completely and the rust issues fixed, which would take MANY hours and MANY dollars to achieve it. I hope the right buyer bought that car for a reasonble price and managed to restore it.
@@firstnamelastname6171 I've never seen cruise control on the steering of a ford pick up that old. And yeah they reused a lot of interior parts. I was just surprised to see it the same as a Lincoln since thats fancier than my Tbird
@@russellpeffer7736 They had them (cruise control) as an option, plus those steering wheels were used on Econoline vans, in fact those wheels were kept in use pretty much through the 80's on trucks and vans.
the expert saw the rust issues from the beginning and after he drove it he said they should pass "cause of the underneath rush issues, so why you drove it ? you would pass it anyway...
He needs to take the ride to the Barrett Jackson Auction. He would definitely get a lot more!!! That's a waste of time taking it to Pawn Stars. A pawn shop will only give you 10 percent of what you truly ask for if it's worth anything.
I feel it woulda did better at the barrett jackson where they sold all the Burt Reynolds cars. Cuz then any one of the people who bought one of those cars woulda been more interested in this limo. But I digress, even if the car was stripped and completely redone cosmetically on the outside. They would never get their money back. It would easily cost 10 -25k to get that thing back in order. But then the outside is new... and the inside is 43 yrs old. True it was owned and sat in by Jackie Gleason.. but it's still old. And no matter how you look at it... it's only going to bring what someone else is willing to pay for it. Which in my mind... that guy at 35k was asking every BIT of what that cars going price would end up being at auction... no matter if it's a b-j, mecum, sothersbys, or any other fine auction establishments...
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Surprised Rick didn’t “I’m in a quandary as to what it’s worth” one last time to hit the trifecta in a record 2 minutes.
i miss the old man
A collector saw it on the show and ended up buying it from the owner.
Nice rust bucket
When he said it was owned by the great one my heart stopped and I ran outside to make sure my car was still there.
😆
Lmfao good one
Thanks for the good laugh!
Niiiiiice lol
😂
Seller: "The car was owned by Jackie Gleason, you can't really put a price on that."
......
Asks for $35k
"Younger generation " was she hot?
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@@cloudeysrl9141 haha 😄 69
IKR! All these guys always disagree with the experts opinion or say "you really can't put a price on it" but yet, come in with a WAY overinflated price!
@@TimeforchangeTrudeaumustgoEndb well was she???
Going in I knew that Rick wouldn't buy the car. As we finished shooting the segment, Danny whispered to me, "we just sold this car for you" sure enough within two months of the episode first airing a buyer contacted me through The Pawn Shop and bought the car. We used the car for PR events, weddings, senior proms, rides for clients to and from the airport, local musicians to their gigs and even shot a music video with it. After years of heavy use and a lot of fun we sold it for triple what we paid for it. Thanks for the comments!
nice dude
Thanks for this follow-up. I often think it'd be worth going on this show because even if you don't get what you want, you walk away with information and a big national TV advertisement.
I'm glad to see it worked out for you. I still remember driving a 1976 Town Car 30+ years ago. Even though it seemed as heavy as a bus and felt like sitting on a plush sofa, the car had some giddyup and drove well. Nothing I've been in since has compared to it for what it was. The cost of fuel and maintenance for it, even back then, was quite expensive. I'm nostalgic for the experience and good memories anyway. This video brought back some good memories of the great one Jackie Gleason and the amazing 70's Lincoln Town Car. Thanks for sharing it.
after all the negative things danny had to say abiout the car on national tv, im surprised he was confident that it would now sell
@@mam362 He was of course speaking the details to Rick (who is a Pawn Shop co-owner) he knew that the money that would probably be invested on it would be too much for him, so of course was gonna pass, glad that the other buyer took the gamble, is a unique limousine with cultural story for the United States, very interesting in me opinion.
Danny probably bought the car for himself afterwards
Doubt it, he has got a better taste
That's what I was thinkin
For sure
@@olasek7972 yea, that’s why he said he loves it lol
@@buckbundy8642 LOL, I hope you get a difference between loves and “loves”, your typical polite “feel good” compliment. Danny “loves” everything when is is on this show. Doesn’t “love” it enough to pay $100 for it.
" I gotta have it framed, and a car THIS SIZE".... HUNDRED BUCKS
'Pass' probably meant it was worth a few Thousand bucks or less.
I'm taking all the risk here lol 😆
Hahah
Taking it to a Pawn Shop, rather then sell it to a collector who has a collection or to anywhere that has a mechanic..I think Danny is spot on.
He probably needed a quick buck
I like how he drove it anyway with his mind made up to pass on it.
As a former Limo company owner I agree with PASS ... Been burned in the past by hidden rust 🤦
As a former limo company owner I agree, besides there wasn't enough Room between the back seat's facing each other and those old Trunk antennas were terrible. It should have been stretched more. Forget that old center mount useless TV.
Danny was waiting around the corner afterwards to buy it for $15K
Danny got better taste to buy such pimp’s car
Bought it for 20k
"Hold up on that car wash gentlemen!" - The Great One in Smokey and the Bandit
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@@azrailyas9764 Yup. The Witcher 3 is the greatest game in the world.
Wasn't it "Hold up on that car WISE gentlemen" ?
Rick: "I don't trust no one"
Also Rick: "I really trust Danny's opinion"
He doesn't trust anyone, never said he doesn't trust anyone's opinions.
@@vitald8796 the definition of truth is believing firmly in someones action, truth, or opinion
@@budgingace2440 key word. "OR," doesn't have to trust the individual. But can trust the opinions on his field of expertise.
@@vitald8796 congrats? I don't understand what your trying to do it's just a comment goodbye
He doesn't trust anyone that walks in through the door to sell him stuff.... Doesnt mean he dont trust no one he knows
He was shaking his head in disbelief but left the car to degrade to a level that it doesn’t reflect the value
The number of people who know that actor are shrinking every day. The days isn’t far when nobody would know who he was and they won’t be able to sell the car. Wise decision.
It's already here for me. I've never heard of him or the series.
I never like JG sorry
Mary you didn't miss much
A Masterpiece gets remade, republished, & rebroadcast every 2 decades
I remember seeing one of these in my hometown years ago (back in the early 80’s). My mouth always dropped open when I saw it because the car was just so freakin massive. We always saw the Caddies.., especially the 75 series with the jump seats, but these were rare. You don’t see many around today, even at car shows. You can see a ton of old Caddies, which is often the 75 series, but I’ve yet to come across one of these at any car show I’ve been too. There probably isn’t too many of them left.
I love the cardboard cutouts in the back!! Also you don't gotta be old to love vintage legendary movies
his reaction to the guy was crack up🤣
seriously you're gonna pass?!?!
"Don't nickel and dime the Great One, give your balls a tug!" - Shorsey
Figure out out
Give that man a Puppers
"you can't put a price on it, it was owned by Jackie Gleason!"...sure you can and it's not that much. Expert nailed that one.
I am Dutch and know Jackie Gleason but even I don't think that celebrity status is that much. Give me a car with bullet holes from 2PAC, then we can figure out a number.
@@FishFreddy nah man i wanna see the original Christine. I’d pay on that for the rest of my life idc.
@@FishFreddy I could just never see true collectors thinking they need that ugly limo in their car collection, even if it was owned by Gleason. For something of that ugliness to be valuable, it's got to have real historic significance.
@@mart2224 The Seinfeld episode of George with the car from Jon Voight says it all.
I can almost puke looking at this car...
“You can’t really put a price on that”
*asks $35,000*
Lmfaoo
after all everything have a price...
@Kyle Reese Incel From The Future Obviously, but he’s got a poor choice of words there.
lol
My thoughts EXACTLY
Gleason was a truly fine actor and a great comic.
The world was a better place for him being here.
Anyone that’s restored a car knows that nightmare 😯
Danny walks away and waits for the guy around the corner and offering him 35 grand cash. 😎 I trust Danny
Not many know Gleason. If it was some other well known then yes
@@jimbohalsey8374 Ricky Ricardo? > : )
To overcome the ugliness and crappiness of that limo, it'd have to be a much more well known celebrity or have actual historic significance. As it sits, it's an ugly limo owned by a celeb who will be fully forgotten in our lifetime.
@@mart2224 Jackie Gleason is great. But the car isn't.
@@jasonmichael3676 He may be, but he's not great enough to be relevant beyond our lifetimes.. and definitely not great enough to add value to that horrible limo. If it was owned by a true historical figure like Elvis, it'd be worth money.
Who’s eating and watching Pawn Stars at the same time ? I am.
I do that a lot lol
I eat breakfast and watch pawnstar every time
@@sagarasousuke3757 Nice i got to bruh
I'm always Stuffing my Face watching pawn stars lol
I'm pooping
I can see where Danny is coming from. Say Rick buys the car. Danny quotes him a price for paint. Danny strips the car and now he has to go back to Rick and tell him the paint price doubled because he discovered patches of bondo and hidden rust. Having been in that position, going back to the customer and telling them their budget has grossly increased is no fun.
Jackie had a lot of talent. That song he composed was excellent. :)
Gretzky was a better skater than Gleason
Don't forget Jackie in Smokey and the Bandit , Sheriff Buferd T. Justice.......
Jackie was a friend of mine and he actually give me a lift in that car in 1984. Looks just like the car I took a ride in.
Was she hot
@@kozoay_3905 was a guy...
Awesome
My friend was hitch hiking and got picked up by
James Taylor
Limousines are hard to sell these days if you want a certain price for one,I used to work at an auto auction from 1998-2009 my boss bought an '86 Lincoln town car limo from a dealer who retired from the used car industry,it took him over a year to sell it
I love how the seller Says you can't put a price on it. And he wants money for it lol
" how you feeling back there Chumley? "
" like a king " 🤣
Wayne is too humble to own a car with "GRT ONE" on the plate.
This car was tacky
Business people do not allow emotions to make decisions for them. Some people just don't get that.
Rick paid 100k for a Gobstopper movie prop. If that was not pure dumb emotion, not sure what is.
“I’m not old.”Classic Chumlee 😂
"To the moon Alice!" LOL 😂👌
Danny is correct I know someone that spent nearly 20 K on rust repair and a paint job on a VW Beetle and they reproduce most of those parts but professionally cutting and welding ,prep,etc is costly to be done correctly some people may think my freind was crazy to put that much money into his car ? But that’s what he wanted to do and he has a Beautiful Classic that looks brand new
This show did help me entertain during this time of pandemic.
Pow! That dude right in the kisser! 😂
I wish pawn stars would tell us how much they sell their purchases for.
Same
They doo
@@steinerstine2845 where?
@@isalite they have it on their websites and also there's episodes on it
@@steinerstine2845 thanks
Mr. Brown and Jackie Gleason were honeymooners famously.
New name of the show: "Let me call a buddy".
Wow, that's a great original comment! 👏
Let that one go already people
Yes Cool comment!
As a diehard ford owner... all they do is rust! They run great, drive great, feel great... rust faster than cast iron in the rain!
FYI. I googled it. Some rich doctor bought it off of the guy for 20,000
This is an insult to the Jackie Gleason community!
Yes , but sadly he will be forgotten by the younger generation...... Ask anyone under 40 who he is!!!!
Danny is such a standup kind of guy. He knew too much money needed to go in this car compared to what this guy wanted. He figured out a way to tell the truth without hurting his feelings with an actual value. Probably something more like 3500 not 35,000. Danny is one cool awesome dude.
Target market for that limo: high schooler with $1,000 to burn and a few friends to impress.
I would have passed too. Was fun to watch. Great video
OMG Jackie Gleeson, I used to watch his shows with my dad as a child growing up, had almost forgot about him. Impressive. Car hop trays from amazon, stay safe spring is here.
Update 🚨 I seen on the show collectors call , a man tracked that guy down and bought that limousine for 20k the appraisal for the limo on the show estimated it at 40k
All he had to say was the sheriff in Smokey and the bandit lol then he would have known
"You can't really put a value on it"
*Takes it to a pawn shop 💀🤣😂🤣
Chum: Look at me. I'm Jackie Gleason.
Old Man: Chum. Get back to work or pow right in the kisser.
Love how he already knew the car is a rust bucket, but he waits until after he drives it around before he says so
This is a true Big and Little Enis ride 😂
Enos
Its a great feeling knowing when to walk away.
Would have been hilarious if when Danny said pass two seconds after he said he loved it if the seller looked at him and said, “You Norton are a mental case.” 🤣🤣
What Danny was trying to say politely was.... it has structural rust in the A pillars etc. Good call Danny.
Owner may not have known. I believe he did. Tried to do a quick flip. My opinion.
Of course he knew. Why else would any owner of a car that's a collectible be painted a couple times? They just kept covering the rust and defects and didn't try to really fix it.
-The expert's opinion doesn't really matter to me because the car was owned by Jackie Gleason. And you can't really put a price on that.
-I'm looking to get $35k and that's pretty much my bottom line.
🤣
I guess I spent too many years around Lincoln's. The first thing I noticed was the headlamp door system has is a vacuum leak and the vinyl roof is missing.
Canadians viewers scratching their heads like "there's second Gretzky?"
This is an insult to the Pez community!
1:20 “You really will sit there like there and laugh and laugh”
Profound words, Rick.
Let me get a buddy of mine who is an expert and knows about cars.
(A hooligan walks in...)
Okay. So a $10k paint job, plus $5k for extra hidden bodywork along the way, begs the question - what would it sell for in restored condition?!
Minimum $50k for Rick to make any money.
I would've bought it for 30k for my personal collection. No reselling.
A collector saw it on the show and was able to buy it from the owner for $20,000
The Great One
I was thinking about Wayne Gretzky or The Rock
Seller: “The car was owned by Jackie Gleason and you can’t really put a price on that.”
Rewind the tape…
Rick: “How much you want for it?”
Seller: “$35,000.”
"You cant put a price on it"
Ask 35k for it
"The Great One"
Expecting The Rock
I was thinking.........johnnnnnnnnnnnn cenaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 💪👋👋
If it would of been john cenas. People would think it was a self driving limo
I cringed when I heard "yeah it's been repainted a couple of times"
trucks and jeeps are a lot cooler. i grew up doing mud bogs and winter wheeling tho. i miss working on the 80s GMC and chevys. today you can’t just have a few tools to fix stuff. it’s a shame.
That level of observance as a life coach would be indispensable for personal growth!!
When he said Great One, I thought it was The Rock. 😂
Danny: This car rides like a cloud and looks even better. It is a one of a kind. But I say pass.
When he said I got a guy i was like here we some shmuck wanna be. Then Danny shows up and it’s listen to Danny he the man.
Let me get my buddy down here...
(10 min later)
Jackie Gleason pulls up
I thought he was talking about the rock when he said the great one
The association of Gleason limo owners will be disappointed
“You don’t watch old tv do you?”
“I’m not old”
Best show out there
Nah
Definitely count customs
Yay thanks 4 uploading this my favourite programme but I hardly watch t.v now so thanks 🤙
Only thing I’ve watched him was Smokey and the bandit, and nobody could have played the sheriff as good as he did.
Someone saw it on the show (a Gleason memorabilia collector) and ended up buying it for $20000
I own a limo going on 17 years old and the problem with these big cars especially is they have got to be garage kept like any car and if there not it creates that huge problem and some have a vinyl roof as well that gets affected and allot of these cars are not kept inside because people have a hard time finding spaces to to fit them in.
I went to school in Mt Vernon NY in the early 70s n mid 70s, Art Carney would buy me n my brother and his Granddaughters ice cream on weekends off 630 gramatan ave, we walk over the cross county parkway and go to baskin robbins. I went to school with Kim Carney and her sister. Denzel Washington also went to our Elementary school, my grandmother ran a beauty school and trained Denzel’s mom to be a beautician.
"Zip bang boom" straight to the moon chumlee.
Danny is a smart guy
Gotta trust his opinion
anything with an engine and wheels? "Yeah man Id like you to buy my lawn mower... if it will help I can tell you it belonged to George Washington..."
I understand completely why Rick passed on this car. Where there are rust bubbles all over a car, that is a major indication that the car will have to be stripped down completely and the rust issues fixed, which would take MANY hours and MANY dollars to achieve it. I hope the right buyer bought that car for a reasonble price and managed to restore it.
Jackie Gleason's nephew ended yo buying it for 60k
My '77 Thunderbird has the same steering wheel. But with a bird emblem in the center
All the mid-late 70's Ford products had a similar style wheel. Mercury Cougars had an XR7 in the middle, Ford trucks had the Ford logo in the center.
@@firstnamelastname6171 I've never seen cruise control on the steering of a ford pick up that old. And yeah they reused a lot of interior parts. I was just surprised to see it the same as a Lincoln since thats fancier than my Tbird
@@russellpeffer7736 They had them (cruise control) as an option, plus those steering wheels were used on Econoline vans, in fact those wheels were kept in use pretty much through the 80's on trucks and vans.
He said” I’m not old” 😂
Rick wear your seatbelt! Lol
Wait hold up, I drove by that car while this video was being made I saw them talking about it😂
Rick and Danny literally couldn't put a price on it! Me, I'd go $3500 and drive it daily.
the expert saw the rust issues from the beginning and after he drove it he said they should pass "cause of the underneath rush issues, so why you drove it ? you would pass it anyway...
Cause he wanted to drive it?
My parents had the sedan version back in the 70's.
One of the most comfortable cars every made.
HUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUGE, and rides like a dream.
Everyone knows “The Great One” is The Rock
Good old days
Wayne Gretzky bruh
nahh The Great One is..
*The Great Khali*
There are many great celebrities/athletes/etc. But the only “Great One” is #99.
1st thing I thought about was the rock lol
He still has it, found a listing in September for $20k.
How much does it weigh?
He needs to take the ride to the Barrett Jackson Auction. He would definitely get a lot more!!! That's a waste of time taking it to Pawn Stars. A pawn shop will only give you 10 percent of what you truly ask for if it's worth anything.
I feel it woulda did better at the barrett jackson where they sold all the Burt Reynolds cars. Cuz then any one of the people who bought one of those cars woulda been more interested in this limo. But I digress, even if the car was stripped and completely redone cosmetically on the outside. They would never get their money back. It would easily cost 10 -25k to get that thing back in order. But then the outside is new... and the inside is 43 yrs old. True it was owned and sat in by Jackie Gleason.. but it's still old. And no matter how you look at it... it's only going to bring what someone else is willing to pay for it. Which in my mind... that guy at 35k was asking every BIT of what that cars going price would end up being at auction... no matter if it's a b-j, mecum, sothersbys, or any other fine auction establishments...
@@derektrieglaff9103 I agree with you on that!!!