Nash Bridges Cuda

[Jacksboys]

 
It is already at $75,100.00 and you still have 8 days 21 hours left.  I am not sure what your reserve is but you might get a nice amount for it at this rate.

[DAYLEY/CHALLENGER]

Hey Ron.   I kinda think that you really don't want to sell but the price is getting up there. I hope you set your reserve high enough so when the winning bidder hits the top you are happy.   And what is your next project going to be?  You aren't selling the Challenger too in the future are you?

[70challrtse]

Hey Ron.   I kinda think that you really don't want to sell but the price is getting up there. I hope you set your reserve high enough so when the winning bidder hits the top you are happy.   And what is your next project going to be?  You aren't selling the Challenger too in the future are you?

Nope, no plans to sell the Challenger and really don't think the Bridges Cuda will sell either.If you notice the top bidder made one bid and bids made by others steadily increased his/her initial bid throughout yesterday, but it is going to take at least two people with some pretty serious interest and money to reach the reserve. I did get a pretty interesting trade offer though.

[Carlwalski]

Best of luck with the sale. I too am in the crowd who never knew it was THE Nash Bridges Cuda!?
Then again, I never knew it was a 70 Cuda either. Hope you get what you want for it. Sad to see it go.

[The Cuda Guy]

Is that car painted Bahama Yellow? I read or heard somewhere that the Curious Yellow did not look good on film so they painted it Butterscotch, just wondering if that is so.

I sent him a PM about a week or so ago trying to see if that color was EL5 Bahama Yellow.  I love that Color not a very popular one though???  Good luck with the auction.

Cuda Guy

[Street_Challenged73]

As mentioned, I had no idea this was the 'Cuda used in Nash Bridges.   That's a very nice car!!!

[Finoke]

Don't be surprised if it does sell! Thats a very collectible piece of TV memorabilia 

[JayBee]

If Jon Schnieder's General Lee sold for almost 10 million, anything is possible. Good Luck

[70challrtse]

Thats a very collectible piece of TV memorabilia 

Thanks. I agree, and it might sell but I doubt if a bid will reach my reserve. If it sells it will sell because of the exposure Ebay provides, which interestingly enough is not as great as it use to be. To be honest, I am somewhat ambivalent about selling her. It is not likely that I will ever again own a car this recognizable and special.

[Lunchbox]

I guess the guy that won the General Lee was a crock. They posted his ebay user name on the web and I looked it up on ebay to see what other multi-million dollar toys this guy has bought. Come to find out he sells pocket kniefs and neg feedback was left for him on the Gen Lee.

Have you ahd any problems with false or bad bidders yet?

Lunch

[ArcticCuda]

If Jon Schnieder's General Lee sold for almost 10 million, anything is possible. Good Luck

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[cudabuyer]

i was at a Leake auction in Dallas for Nov a few years back, did u buy the cuda then?

[70challrtse]

i was at a Leake auction in Dallas for Nov a few years back, did u buy the cuda then?

No that was a different car and very different level of restoration.

[Super Blue 72]

No it is a custom color something in between Top Banana and Butterscotch. Your right about the yellow not working right on camera.

Awesome car!  Must be tough to sell it.  I know I wouldn't want to.  One of a kind with great history.  Would look very cool in a museum somewhere next to other TV cars.  Isn't there a nice museum in England that has like the Batmobile and the Mad Max car?

I heard something about the color also not looking right on camera.  Not to be taken in a bad way, but I heard it was almost like school bus yellow?

Hope you get what you're looking for as far as $$$.

[Rare_T_A]

I hope you get what you want. It's a great car and a great piece of auto history.