Elvis Presley's Original 600swb That Drives Great And Is In Museum Condition on 2040-cars
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Elvis Presley’s car that is incredibly documented from new: This is definitely a piece of Rolling Art probably better described as Rock and Rolling Art. Elvis purchased this car and titled it in his name. One of the very few cars that were ever titled and registered in his name. This is the one with the famous “Lightning Bolt” in gold leaf with TCB logo on both front doors. I have copies of the original bill of sale, Elvis’s registration card, the Retail Delivery Statement from Mercedes, the title and the finance contract..Yes.The “King” financed this car placing $5500.00 down payment and 36 payments of $344.44 per month. Amazing! I also have a copy of a great photo of Elvis in a tuxedo getting the Mercedes. After owning it for several years he gave this car to his friend the famous Jimmy Velvet somewhere between 1976 and 1977 supposedly because he was having problems with the car. This will probably be proven to be the Best Investment of the Century for the successful bidder. Not only an investment but a joy to drive.. It runs better, quicker and smoother than any Rolls Royce. This vehicle will attract hordes of people making it a great instrument for promotions, advertising, public relations or fund raising. Recently over $36,000 was spent covering the brake systems, the air suspension, a new exhaust system, the air conditioning, a new drive shaft, hoses, belts and full servicing. It is a pleasure to drive.It shows only 59,644 miles which are believed to be correct. We also have Roy Orbison's 1972 Mercedes 600SWB that has an incredibly low 13,000 miles and it like brand new. Please do not bid on this car unless you are prepared to pay for it. Recently someone interfered with the bidding process and they never went through with the sale...So PLEEZE do not bid unless you are serious and have the funds.This is not an exercise. It is an extremely rare and wonderful automobile . I am reducing my collection and sold two cars this past month to serious collectors. This is a great investment now and for the future.. My intention is to sell this car! Look up mydrivingpassion for additional photos and other great cars that I intend to place on eBay in the near future. Roy Orbison's 1972 Mercedes 600 SWB with only 13,500 actual miles and in like brand new condition. ..1946 Cadillac Convertible (rare) former show car driven on tours at the Grand Canyon and New England.Still gorgeous and has approved power steering for modern day driving. ..1953 Rolls Royce Silver Dawn Alloy bodied with split "V" screen windshield. One of a kind convertible with LHD and automatic. Absolutely a high point National Winner and numerous Concours winner plus Best in Show. ..1956 Lincoln Premier four door sedan supposedly H.J. Heinz's with 11,500 miles and as new as can be. ..1974 Jaguar XKE Roadster V12 with automatic, power steering and a/c.16,000 original miles.Gorgeous. ..1957 Pontiac Safari 2 door station Wagon.Magnificent body off restoration.Leather interior and factory air conditioning.Copper bronze and white.Multiple Award winner. ..1969 Mercedes 280 SE Convertible show car with automatic,power windows,steering and A/C.Only 13,000 real miles.Magnificent. Elvis was just used for a wedding party of a friend and approximately 200 miles were placed on it that week with no problem. |
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