I think I saw this car sell for around $900k maybe 10 or so years ago at BJ.

The guy who bought it sold it a few years later for something around $250k.

Am I remembering the right car and the right prices?

Sold at B-J 2006 for $1.2m. Sold again 2009 for $264,000.

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In 1964, the silver Aston Martin DB5 that actor Sean Connery drove in the James Bond film "Goldfinger" was sold to a private collector for about $15,500. It was tripped out with a variety of prop gadgets such as machine guns and tire-shredders, various reports said.

The original owner later sold it to another collector, Anthony Pugliese III, for about $324,000. Pugliese stored it in a hangar with his other cars at the Boca Raton Airport Authority in Florida.

"On the night of June 19, 1997, someone broke in and stole it," Coates said. "From what we can tell, the airport hangar had some molding on it and they used a saw to get in and cut the padlock and they disabled the alarm and used chains and cables to load it on a flatbed truck.”

The car was reportedly so heavy it had to be dragged from its axles. Tire marks left the only clue — that it was possibly taken to an area where it was loaded onto a cargo plane, gone for good.

"The people who had the car stolen, hired private investigators to find the car and every few years there’s been sightings," Coates said. "Four weeks after it was stolen, there were multiple sightings, but it’s never been seen again."

The car is currently valued at $10 million

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This Candy Chute Is The Best Way To Give Out Treats This Halloween

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----Definetly the ugliest BMW, maybe car, I have ever seen! That hideous pile of mung could make you go blind......Bill S

Twin Edsel?

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The US Navy destroyer USS Kidd was spotted, first by The War Zone, flying the skull and crossbones as it returned to its homeport this week.

The Kidd is named after an admiral who was killed at Pearl Harbor, but the infamous pirate Captain Kidd has long been its mascot.

Three ships have been named Kidd, and they have been the only US Navy ships authorized to fly the Jolly Roger.

that ship needs a paint job..i have never seen one so ruff looking..

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10 Hidden Hot Rod Garages of the Super Rich

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How about that! Power windows on a Superbird.

Spend 6 months on a cruise and you will know how they get like that, even worse on planes :>)

Mike

i understand, but ive never seen a Navy ship so ruff..then again, ive never seen on coming back after a deployment either..just seemed odd to me

"Hazy Gray and Underway"

We will get to it eventually.
What a beautiful Ship, but I am partial to "Swift Silent and Deadly" from beneath the waves,,,,SSN/SSGN/SSBN Fleet.

Jim

FF tail code F-4D, F-15C/D, F-22A, C-21A, T-38C, UH-1N…1 FW (ACC) JB, 192 FW (ANG) Langley-Eustis, Va :flag::flag::flag:

Ugliest thing that flies and by the time you see it you're probably dead.

With GE T700 engines on it.