Come on Powerball

[river1]

http://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/2013/10/21/pebble-beach-class-winning-*-flint-roadster-to-cross-the-block/?refer=news.      

[Harry]

Would you drive it?
Not a lot of people nowdays would know this car.

[river1]

Would you drive it?
Not a lot of people nowdays would know this car.

If I could afford to buy it, i could afford to drive it and I would drive it. I would drive it at least once at Bonneville.

later jim

[river1]

Would you drive it?
Not a lot of people nowdays would know this car.

If I could afford to buy it, i could afford to drive it and I would drive it. I would drive it at least once at Bonneville.

later jim

For the price it went for, $577,500 I definitely would drive it. IF I had won the powerball

later jim

[Mikej]

I would drive it for the new owner. Wouldn't bother me a bit...

[WZ JUNK]

I like the car a lot, but I like the look, and the historic part, or it being original, is not important to me.   I would use the money to build a new look a like car, a copy, and use the rest of the money to build some other clone cars.  I figure you could build several clones of famous cars for the price they paid for that one car.  Plus I like the building as much as the driving.  Just me.

John

[enjenjo]

I like the car a lot, but I like the look, and the historic part, or it being original, is not important to me.   I would use the money to build a new look a like car, a copy, and use the rest of the money to build some other clone cars.  I figure you could build several clones of famous cars for the price they paid for that one car.  Plus I like the building as much as the driving.  Just me.

John

I agree. In my eyes that car is about perfect, but it would be fun building it myself.