"Name that car game"
08-24-2010, 12:27 AM
#273
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Join Date: 10-14-2006
Location: Rockport, Tx.
Posts: 375
If anyone wants to peek, here is the link.
http://www.oldrussiancars.com/archiv...s/moskvich-423
http://www.oldrussiancars.com/archiv...s/moskvich-423
damn link gave it away...
08-24-2010, 12:43 AM
#278
Platinum Member
Join Date: 01-09-2007
Location: SE USA
Posts: 15,972
Concept Car
This is a Concept Car--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The Details: The world's rarest automobile. A 1954 concept Old's Rocket F88 - the only one in existence. (read the story below) John S. Hendricks, (Discovery Communications founder) paid in excess of 3 million to acquire.
1954 Oldsmobile F-88 Convertible Concept Car
After spending decades as a collection of parts stuffed into wooden crates – the F-88 was reassembled.
In 1954 – the F-88 was a Motorama “Dream Car” and was one of only two – or an unconfirmed possible three ever created.
The F-88 seen here is literally the only car left of its kind – and was sold to John and Maureen Hendricks at the prestigious Barrett-Jackson Auto Auction in Scottsdale, Arizona for an unbelievable $3,240,000. This acquisition made automotive history and is the “cornerstone” of the Gateway Colorado Automobile Museum in its own special room in a rotating display worthy of the F-88!
The Details: The world's rarest automobile. A 1954 concept Old's Rocket F88 - the only one in existence. (read the story below) John S. Hendricks, (Discovery Communications founder) paid in excess of 3 million to acquire.
1954 Oldsmobile F-88 Convertible Concept Car
After spending decades as a collection of parts stuffed into wooden crates – the F-88 was reassembled.
In 1954 – the F-88 was a Motorama “Dream Car” and was one of only two – or an unconfirmed possible three ever created.
The F-88 seen here is literally the only car left of its kind – and was sold to John and Maureen Hendricks at the prestigious Barrett-Jackson Auto Auction in Scottsdale, Arizona for an unbelievable $3,240,000. This acquisition made automotive history and is the “cornerstone” of the Gateway Colorado Automobile Museum in its own special room in a rotating display worthy of the F-88!
