I dont think he is a car guy at all. He would have not let it rot in a barn if he was. I think its the I have it you dont thing he likes. That car is a peace of history and should be on display. But when it comes down to it, the car is his we cannot help it fell in the hands of a selfish person.
Story on the original 68 movie car(s)
I found this in my files from last year: Interesting read.....
http://www.bradbowling.com/display/story.php?story=26&keyword=st0000&theme=bradbowling
http://www.bradbowling.com/display/story.php?story=26&keyword=st0000&theme=bradbowling
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Tennessee. The car would have to be insured?
I know, But if its burnt, stolen, or crushed thats it. He would have to have something on it. Maybe he dont even care.droopysbullitt said:Only if it is licensed. Which it currently is not.
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