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by Chris Littmann • Jul 19, 2010 3:15 PM EDT
The Vehicle itself is a 1987 Cutlass Supreme. It has 24" rock starr rims, Vertical doors, duel exhaust, checkered pillow seats, full sized automatic sunroof, LED MVP signs in the doors and a great sound system. The hood and fenders are covered with thousands of signatures from fans, and the trunk has signatures from various Sports figures and Cleveland legends.
Who wouldn't want a 1987 Cutlass Supreme signed by the likes of Josh Cribbs, Bernie Kosar and Eddie George among others? I can't imagine anyone in that area code, or even the state, would want that car now. Maybe it's time to treat that car the same way everyone treated their jerseys and destroy it. (Or slap a fresh coat of paint on it and donate it to a charity that could actually use it.)
(H/T to '64 And Counting)
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Dan Gilbert should buy it, and then enter it in a demolition derby at the Darke County Fair with Gordon Gund driving.
by L'etat, c'est moi on Jul 19, 2010 8:38 PM EDT reply actions
this car is famous for having a very unreliable transmission. lemon!
by scurds on Jul 20, 2010 11:24 AM EDT reply actions
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