For 3 Mil, this could be yours.
http://www.cadillacthroughtheyears.org/?p=2512&preview=true
http://www.autocollections.com/index.cfm?id=360&action=details&tab=inventory&cartable=&sortorder=car,year&sr=8
I really like the car next to it in the pics from the second link.
Anyone know what it is?
3 Mil?? :yikes: :LOL: :rotfl: No, I didn't click both links. No time right now. But still......
Otto will know what it is.
And 3 Mil to burn a hole in my pocket? :No: Hell, $20 does that.
I wonder how I would act if I had 3ooo,ooo to burn ?, how fast would I go through the zeros ? , then all the temptations , good and bad ,a multimillion dollar Misfit, and then I would have to post : I now have 3 million to burn what should I do ? :rotfl:
Here's another --- http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1970-HEMI-CUDA-THE-1ST-EVER-HEMI-CUDA-/121086350437?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item1c314f1465
Buy it Now for $2.75 million and have enough left out of the $3 million to buy insurance for it. :yes:
:pool:
Quote from: Jon on March 26, 2013, 06:29:45 PM
I really like the car next to it in the pics from the second link.
Anyone know what it is?
Bucciali.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bucciali
Mike
Quote from: Geoff on March 27, 2013, 01:36:35 AM
Here's another --- http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1970-HEMI-CUDA-THE-1ST-EVER-HEMI-CUDA-/121086350437?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item1c314f1465
Buy it Now for $2.75 million and have enough left out of the $3 million to buy insurance for it. :yes:
:pool:
Odd. Pilot cars are usually loaded up examples. They do this to test the production techniques and add the options to test their fitment and train the line workers as to how they are installed. A quick glance shows many conspicuous absences. The cars are then released to the media pool for publicity. Some are sold off, some are destroyed.
Mike
Agreed, but he seems to have the proof of what it is.
I'm not questioning it. I just found it a bit odd. But maybe the first in this case was primarily for the driveline and associated hardware while subsequent cars had a more basic driveline, but were better optioned. The number of pilot cars varies year by year and model by model. These cars were known for their quite diverse list of options.
For example, I just read an article on the supposed first production Chevelle SS454 LS-6. It was a very well optioned car. It had just about every option available to the car. I think it was built December 6 1969. Mind you it was basically only the engine that differed from the less powerful LS-5 that had been produced since August 1969.
Mike