not really a waste or even has anything to do with rich people, it was a show car recycled from a previous show car (the Magic carpet), promoters paid to have it at their show as a headliner..I think Brunswick even paid to sponsor it
allright, lets pretend for a moment you didn't know all that. Then, you might agree it's one of the goofiest show cars made, in the same realm as other incredibly ridiculous spectacle cars like the Barris Snake Pit. Lots of money would seem reasonable to pay for the hemi and labor, plus a decent pool table. Then, tell me how poor people would be motivated to pay for any of it... if you can pretend for a moment that you weren't aware of the recycle and Brunswick info. Now... do you still disagree with my conjuring up this particular post title for these images? None of your info was at the source I linked to. Anyway, I'm surprised to see you on my blog Jeff, I dig your art.
not really a waste or even has anything to do with rich people, it was a show car recycled from a previous show car (the Magic carpet), promoters paid to have it at their show as a headliner..I think Brunswick even paid to sponsor it
ReplyDeleteallright, lets pretend for a moment you didn't know all that. Then, you might agree it's one of the goofiest show cars made, in the same realm as other incredibly ridiculous spectacle cars like the Barris Snake Pit. Lots of money would seem reasonable to pay for the hemi and labor, plus a decent pool table. Then, tell me how poor people would be motivated to pay for any of it... if you can pretend for a moment that you weren't aware of the recycle and Brunswick info. Now... do you still disagree with my conjuring up this particular post title for these images? None of your info was at the source I linked to. Anyway, I'm surprised to see you on my blog Jeff, I dig your art.
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