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Try to sell it saying that it was Greg Allmans car, if there's no interest then drive it.
I think you'll get a lot more "Greg who?" than anything else, he's a couple generations behind the curve right now. I don't see his name adding much but it is interesting for sure.
Now if it had Michael Jackson's name on the original title you would probably have a bidding war
I have several Allman Brothers albums on my iPod but I would have no interest in collecting anything owned by Greg however there are probably some rabid fans out there who would. The problem is the people who are this wrapped up in a celebrity often are a little kooky and that impacts their financial health.
If you keep it you might want to have it informally checked for a forgotten vintage drug stash by your friendly local K9 unit.
Now if it had Michael Jackson's name on the original title you would probably have a bidding war
I have several Allman Brothers albums on my iPod but I would have no interest in collecting anything owned by Greg however there are probably some rabid fans out there who would. The problem is the people who are this wrapped up in a celebrity often are a little kooky and that impacts their financial health.
If you keep it you might want to have it informally checked for a forgotten vintage drug stash by your friendly local K9 unit.
I read where he shot himself in the foot to get out of being drafted.
There are tons of us on this forum that served and are honored to recognize those that did so.
Anyway I do like these cars and hope you enjoy your ride.
JB
Yeah, and conservative darling Ted Nugent stated he crapped his pants to avoid being drafted during his induction physical. Not sure bringing up shortcomings and failures are appropriate at this setting.
I would hate to have my vehicle held up by a famous association. I probably would put the car for sale on Hemmings at a replacement price just to clear my conscience.
BMW has Elvis Presley's 507 in their Zentrum museum complete with big projection screen showing the ground up restoration. Personally, I'd rather have Gregg's car than Elvis' but I'd still drive it.
if you didn't pay more for it, then why would someone else?
Because GA has passed since the person bought it, which might increase the value. It would not do so for me, and I was a fan, but for some, it might. I personally would not pay more for it because it belonged to GA, but that's just me (and you).
He has a large loyal following. Just look at the vigil ceremony held at his funeral...Cher and others. I definately think if he was the true owner you could sell for a premium. I personally wouldn't pay more but others would to have a vehicle he owned. I would sell and use the premium to buy a new Z or other car of my dreams...
If it sells for more money then you bought it for, great. Sell it and buy another one without a "celebrity" first owner.
If not, then drive it, mod it, do whatever you want because in the end it is YOUR car.
Those people that emailed and begged you to "park it" tell them you want to "park it" then you buy it from me.
That's the plan. Certainly would rather it go to someone that would appreciate the history more than I. If it brings more of a premium, then that would be a bonus. I would turn around and purchase another one.
George Costanza had John Voigt's car and he just drove it. Be like George.
If only you can find a pencil in the car with Greg Allmans teeth marks on it will the car be worth more. You need to find that pencil and Gregs dentist to verify the bite profile! Good luck!
If only you can find a pencil in the car with Greg Allmans teeth marks on it will the car be worth more. You need to find that pencil and Gregs dentist to verify the bite profile! Good luck!