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#205097 03/31/2006 11:26 AM
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1950 GMC : half-ton US $60,100.00
BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN
I was out bid By just $50.00 not
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#205098 03/31/2006 3:15 PM
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uuuhhhmm????huh??????60,000??????uuuhhhmm?????dont really know what to say about this one,feeling kinda light headed,gonna go lay down.


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#205099 03/31/2006 3:33 PM
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Looks like some guys screwing around :rolleyes: grin bet it ends up the buyer won't pay wink

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I dunno.. somebody paid $100,000 for two SHIRTS that were worn in the film.

If two $39 a piece western shirts from the movie are worth $50,000 a pop, my guess is this truck actually sold cheap!


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#205101 03/31/2006 7:00 PM
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Is the truck's nick name Rump Ranger smile ?

It is sad to see that someone would pay that much money for a truck that 20 years from now now one will care about, nor care about that movie.

Now if the truck would have been in the Wizard of OZ, that would be a different sorry. A great classic.

My two pennies


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#205102 03/31/2006 8:34 PM
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Well by that logic, why would you buy a new $35,000 truck today, when in 20 years it'll be worth $200?

In fact, i'll bet if a persons were to keep that Jimmy in good condition, in 20 years it'll be worth $20,000 (which would probably be about $12,000 in todays money)

I don't imagine gay folks are going anywhere.. in fact I suspect there will be more of 'em around 20 years from now.. and to that community, this Bareback Mountian movie will be a definate classic.. the gay equivelent of Gone With The Wind..

.. what's Scarlett O'Haras dress worth now adays?


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Don't think this was a wise investment, for the buyer.


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#205104 03/31/2006 9:51 PM
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it is a nice truck, but that seems a little steep. it is a perfect truck for someone looking for a weekend warrior, 60 g's is a lot of money for what it is even with its movie history.

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#205105 03/31/2006 10:11 PM
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Perhaps we should do the BrokeBack Dealership, make it a bit gay, put all our trucks out there, and then retire from the ebay sales! wink Or perhaps a Brokeback Carwash and have the trucks moved through one at a time and detailed. Use plot lines from the original Car Wash movie. Get Madonna for the sound track..... :p

#205106 04/01/2006 2:36 AM
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I wonder if the Humpback trucks buyers were from San Fran? grin

#205107 04/01/2006 4:15 AM
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In a few years from now nobody gonna's remember the movie and whoever bought those 100,000 dollar shirts and the person who bought the truck are going to be out alot of money.


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#205108 04/01/2006 4:45 AM
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Nah, the trucks name is Rear-Ender wink


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#205109 04/01/2006 5:14 AM
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The deal should go though. The top bidder at least has 8 feedbacks @ 100%, and the second guy has 55 @ 100%. Not super high numbers but better than zero.

Check out the zero(0) feedback third bidder.He bid 12 times in a row,bringing it from 30K to 45K. This seems very "shilly",but the others still chose to outbid him.

Also note that the top bidder bid even more than $60,100, but that was all that was needed to win so the proxy bid didn't go any higher.Only he knows how high he went.

The kid was smart to sell when the movie hype is highest because,as previous posters mentioned,once the novelty wears off,the price plummets.
It would be interesting to see what it would fetch in a year or two.

Jay

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does any one in here want to donate a nice ol guy all the seats for my 48 burb..thanks

#205111 04/05/2006 4:01 AM
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I bet the new owners paint it pink or lime green

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Isuzu has a gay truck, the Ascender.

Actually saw one listed recently in an Auto Trader - "2005 Isuzu Assender, $20,995".


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After American Graffitti was finished filming, I heard the white 58 Impala was sold for $200.00. At the time I was trying to sell a nice 59 Impala, and had trouble getting rid of it for $200.00. I thought the only reason that 58 went for that much was cause it was in the movie.

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My 49 was in The "Engagement Ring". I wonder if I can ask big bucks for it???
Incidentally buying props after a shoot is interesting. I was an extra in the Charlie's Angels film and was given a 70s style plaid suit to wear. It smelled badly and was tight but I liked it enough to go to the "set dec sale" to find it. On the racks for $20 but someone must have cleaned it and there was no way it was ever going to fit me!


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#205115 04/07/2006 8:14 PM
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