"Keeper of the Violet Ray" <bl
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> On Sat, 15 Nov 2003 05:35:07 GMT, "David E. Powell"
<David_Powell3
...@msn.com>
> wrote:
> >I saw this ad in my local Town and Country Classifieds.... I don't know
the
> >person, but this looks interesting.
> >1977 Dodge Star Wars van, runs! $750 or best offer. Call for details: ###
> >####*.
> Could it be THIS ONE...?
> http://www.vannin.com/showvans/battlestar/
I don't know. That's one heck of a custom job, though.
> >(*Number available on request, won't post it online.)
> >Was there a special Dodge van edition with a Star Wars setup? Was it a
> >special paint job? A painted diorama of the cast? Some sort of special
> >package? Given the value of 1970s toys and action figures these days,
would
> >there be any additional value attached to a factory -built "Star Wars"
Dodge
> >van?
> Not that I know of. I know of no specially-commissioned versions of Dodge
Vans
> coinciding with any movies whatsoever. All units out there are
reproductions.
I was wondering if there were any real ones made for promotions or whatever,
oh well. I guess I was wondering if a real one might attract gals, but that
might involve a different kind of reproduction. ;+)
Thanks for the information, though. It is much appreciated.
> >DEP
> >Now imagine this sitting in a convention parking lot next to Mr. T's
A-Team
> >GMC van.
> Hehehehe I pity the.. well, you know.
> Try this:
2B1977+%2BDodge+%2B%22Star+Wars%22+%2Bvan
> Blarg
> "Insecure?!? I'm security personified! Everywhere I go, people
> point and shout, 'Security!' They just KNOW!" -- Mike Jittlov
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