[DeTomaso] Pawn Stars

[Will Kooiman]

It makes me wonder about the 427 Cobra shell they had on the show a while
back.  It was too weird to believe.  Supposedly someone abandoned an
aluminum body, Shelby, 2nd Generation, 427 Cobra (by Carroll Shelby
Enterprises - not a replica, but not a 1st Gen 427 Cobra either).  The
storage facility people took ownership after the owner went AWOL.  The Pawn
Star people bought it for $20K.  Like I said, it was too weird to believe.

They emphasized that it was real, and not a clone - at least that's how I
heard it.  I don't think they even mentioned that it was a reissue - even
though it was obviously brand new.

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From: detomaso-bounces at realbig.com [mailto:detomaso-bounces at realbig.com] On
Behalf Of michael at michaelshortt.com
Sent: Monday, February 01, 2010 4:29 PM
To: Dennis Yogi
Cc: detomaso at realbig.com
Subject: Re: [DeTomaso] Pawn Stars

Dennis,

Say it ain't so, reality TV is fake?

Like WWE wrestling?


I produced a couple of them (Makeover show and a Judge show) and just turned
down a new one
( trannies going to Hollywood to get discovered,)
 I swear, it will be a hoot, just not my cup of tea)


Tell them to use an actor to be the owner and skip the car's history,
any screen time for the marque is a plus.

they have the budget for the actor, they just wanted a pretty cool car
plus the middle one, the guy who has both a father and a son
will probably want to take it to an airport to drive it, just tell them that
you'll do the stunt
driving and he can be seen pulling away and pulling back in.

leave some rubber for them to remember you by.

Michael Shortt



On Mon, Feb 1, 2010 at 5:07 PM, Dennis Yogi <dhyogi at gmail.com> wrote:

> There is a show on the History Channel called "Pawn Stars". People bring
in
> things to pawn at this downtown Las Vegas pawn shop. They like unusual
> things with historic significance. Well, I got a call from the show's
> producer asking if I wanted to put the 5-0 Pantera on it. It seems that
> they
> look for things to "fill" the shows airtime. Obviously they weren't going
> to
> pay my asking price and after some questioning, I found out that a lot of
> the items that don't sell on the show are actually "staged" to make the
> show
> interesting. I thought it would be great free advertising but my wife
> didn't
> like the idea so we declined.
>
> The recessive economy has made the auto market very interesting. I keep
the
> 5-0 Pushbutton constantly advertised on Ebay and Craig's List basically to
> see what offers comes in. I have been offered trades for lake front land
in
> Washington, various muscle cars, and even a Rolls Royce here in Vegas. A
> German concert pianist didn't have all the money and offered me cash and
to
> dedicate an upcoming Buckingham Palace CD recording to me as trade!I am
> currently negotiating two possible sales, one in the UK and one in Mass.,
> we'll see.
>
>
> Aloha from Las Vegas,
> Dennis
>
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