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Post #1 Fri, Aug 9, 11:17 PM |
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Duesey
It's a Duesey! - 11430
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In 1933, $10,000 would buy a very large Mansion. The average worker was making no more than $5 a week, and even this car was 3 times more than anything else Pierce offered. There was one for sale in Pebble Beach this summer (I saw it, pictures can't even describe the car in it entirety) with a 'suggested' price of $1.1 million, down for previous year b/c of the bearish markets.
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Post #2 Fri, Aug 9, 11:17 PM |
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squarehead911
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Yeah, it's worth a great deal of money. I prefera rolls silver cloud, but that's just me
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Post #3 Fri, Aug 9, 11:17 PM |
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GPC
Member - 67
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correct!
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Post #4 Fri, Aug 9, 11:17 PM |
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PRO
Supercar Guru - 687
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but if the car was worth $10000 back in 1933, wasn't that really much more than $10000 dollars today...??? I dunno...
BMW - the one
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Post #5 Thu, Oct 31, 12:57 PM |
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Mercedes CLR
Senior Member - 651
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If it's so rare and beautiful it is sure worth the money.
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Post #6 Thu, Dec 12, 5:55 PM |
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VMIFerrari
Supercar Messi - 2251
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I saw a Pierce Arrow on display at a company that rents out exotic cars. They said it was worth more than their entire inventory combined:
1) 6 Lamborghinis, including 1 Diablo, 1 LM002, and 2 Countaches
2) 1 Ferrari 550 Maranello
3) 2 Rolls Royces
4) 1 Bentley
5) 4 Assorted Porsches
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