If GM were to sell the concept in 30 years.

Keep in mind my idea is totally theoretical, who knows what they'll do with it. How much do you think it would go for? :D Or better yet how much do you think they would sell it for if they were to put it on ebay tommorow. Just some thoughts.

If they sold it, it would be under some very crazy guidelines. The car isn't even street legal (never crash tested or any of that stuff). I'd be rediculously dangerous to drive that thing over 45, unless your on a very wide private race track.

Probably millions, since it cost that much and it has a lot of meaning behind it now.

Unfortunatley, they could never sell it since it does not have a VIN.

It will have to end up in the GM Historic Collection, or it will have to be crushed.

Unfortunatley, they could never sell it since it does not have a VIN.

It will have to end up in the GM Historic Collection, or it will have to be crushed.

I sure hope it remains in the GM Historic Collection and not crushed!!! :eek:

http://web.camaross.com/forums/showthread.php?t=469720

Unfortunatley, they could never sell it since it does not have a VIN.

It will have to end up in the GM Historic Collection, or it will have to be crushed.
Then explain the former GM concept cars which were sold at BJ earlier this year. :rolleyes:

Then explain the former GM concept cars which were sold at BJ earlier this year. :rolleyes:

Exactly why I started the thread.

Then explain the former GM concept cars which were sold at BJ earlier this year. :rolleyes:

Maybe this will help explain :cool: .

Oldsmobile F-88 (http://auto.consumerguide.com/Articles/index.cfm/act/featuredarticles/article/FA_OLDS_F-88.html)

David

Unfortunatley, they could never sell it since it does not have a VIN.

It will have to end up in the GM Historic Collection, or it will have to be crushed.

you dont need a vin number to sell the car.

here is a qestion how do home built cars get registered?
they also dont have safty equipment?