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7 Stage Flamethrowing Hydraulic Bed-dancer "schizophrenia" on 2040-cars
US $999,999.00
Year:1989
Mileage:100
Location:
Asheville, North Carolina, United States
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Note: I am
offering a 10% payout to any one person who can be linked to the sell of my
truck. Email me for the minimum acceptable amount. Of course, the larger the
sale, the larger your cut (I have an ad on Mautofied where the price is unspecified...email me for this link). So, to those who wheel and deal in custom vehicles, there
is something in it for you. If after reading all the info in this ad, looking at pics and video links, you are interested...email me first with a list of any questions BEFORE you bid. This will ensure we are on the same page about it's level of modifications and how to proceed in a deal.
Introducing Schizophrenia, an extreme attention getter that has generated excitement at shows all over the East Coast! At first sight, the multi-color paint job and theme are enough to command interest. Within seconds, an incredible seven-stage dancing bed extends 12 feet while spinning before your very eyes! Nearly hypnotized by its dramatic oscillation, you watch as the bed cover splits into 4 sections to reveal a flamethrower that projects 15 foot columns of fire! Add to this scene: balloons, theatrical sparks, a concussion grenade plus colored smoke bombs and you start to picture what an amazing show this real life transformer can give an audience. Over the past 18 years, creative evolution has turned this Chevy S-10 into a mechanical monster on wheels! Here are a few specs: In 2007, my creation was appraised by AAG for $90,000 (will send upon request). As of September 2013, the project is for sale at much less than the cost to build it. I would consider some trading, however the trade items must be something that I actually need. Because I built this creation, I understand and would expect to share all relating info to train the buyer. The only reason I am willing to part with it is a need to fund other business related projects.
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