Nash Bridges

[Chris396]

It wasn't even a good show.

[csx289]

The Tuttle Hemi (formerly Milt's) did sell for $1 million to a buyer in Illinois , the whole story was in Mopar Action, 12-2003. Don't all you guys read Mopar Action?

Rumor has it (from a very reliable source) that the car was just sold AGAIN (to Europe) for $1.5 million

But remember, the forex means a pretty hefty discount to European buyers - something around 25% off, so the car was really around $1.1 mil if the sales report is accurate.

The weak dollar means we are loosing a lot of muscle cars.They'll be back eventually....

Colin

[Jeff H]

I just don't understand what makes someone want to pay 1 million dollars for a car that doesn't even have the original engine in it. If that car is considered rare, then the 68 Z28 conv must be worth 2 million by now.

[Michael]

That million dollar Hemi Cuda was owned and raced in my area for about 20 years. Saw it almost standing on its rear bumper.