Was ich wissen möchte ist einfach:
Welches Auto war es
Wo stand es (Bundesstaat)
Und wie stand es da
LG und viel Spaß beim raten
No. 285 / 75 Blue Monte
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No. 285 / 75 Blue Monte
Bei einen sehr bekannten Sänger, stand ein Auto in einen Bundesstaat der USA a bissl komisch auf der Strasse.
Was ich wissen möchte ist einfach:
Welches Auto war es
Wo stand es (Bundesstaat)
Und wie stand es da
LG und viel Spaß beim raten
Was ich wissen möchte ist einfach:
Welches Auto war es
Wo stand es (Bundesstaat)
Und wie stand es da
LG und viel Spaß beim raten
Frequently Wrong........Never in Doubt!
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Samy hat geschrieben:wenn du mir die antwort verrätsd, verrate ich dir meine beim nächsten quiz.und du mir dann deine wieder und ich dir meine.....
dann können wir über das quiz topic regieren. ein QUIZMONOPOL!!! denk drüber nach alter montefahrer
Muss ich mir schwer überlegen..........
Aber die Antwort ist leider
LG
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Denver, Colorado
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Costing $14,409, this was XXX last "Vacation Car," and was kept in Denver, Colorado. XXX would fly into Denver and drive the car to Aspen or other resorts. It has been modified for XXX with added grille fog lamps, gold covered wheel covers, the initials "TCB" (Taking Care of Business) on the doors, and a radio and TV in the back. After XXX death, the car was sold to a trio of Jackson, Tenn businessmen who insured it for $1 million and took it on a nationwide tour. In April 1988 it became part of the Imperial Palace car collection in Las Vegas.
In June 2001 this vehicle was auctioned by Kruse International on eBay Motors. Bidding went as high as $75,100 but did not meet the reserve price. Here is the text and photos from that online auction:
VIN # 6L47S6Q181197, Exterior Blue, Interior Blue Leather (original), Engine V8 (original), Automatic Transmission, Odometer Reading 11,460 Actual Miles, Gold Hubcaps, Radial Tires, AM/FM/8 Track, Factory Air Conditioning, Clock, Matching Numbers, Power Brakes, Power Locks, Power Seats, Power Steering, Power Windows, Seat Belts, Television, Rear Cup-holder, Sunroof, TV, Phone, CB.
This was the last vacation car owned by XXX and was used by the XXX on vacation in Denver and Vail! The TCB Taking Care of Business logo is on both sides of the car -XXX signature logo! This rare XXX car has all documentation which goes with the car. Currently the vehicle is in a private museum.
There is an affidavit from the policemen who served as XXX bodyguards during the vacation dated Oct. 24, 1979. This paper states that XXX bought this Eldorado on January 14, 1976, used the vehicle for vacation, then gave the vehicle to one of the policemen. XXX personally selected the car - a copy of the check he wrote to the dealership goes with the car. XXX extended his personal relationship with the bodyguards by flying them out to Memphis for a tour of his private quarters at Graceland.
Buy today - you can relive the Colorado vacation in the same vehicle once owned by theXXX. Pop on your shades and paint on your sideburns - get ready to outrun the paparazzi in one of the gems XXX crown!
Car is individually owned and titled in Nevada.
Denver, Colorado
ausserdem
Costing $14,409, this was XXX last "Vacation Car," and was kept in Denver, Colorado. XXX would fly into Denver and drive the car to Aspen or other resorts. It has been modified for XXX with added grille fog lamps, gold covered wheel covers, the initials "TCB" (Taking Care of Business) on the doors, and a radio and TV in the back. After XXX death, the car was sold to a trio of Jackson, Tenn businessmen who insured it for $1 million and took it on a nationwide tour. In April 1988 it became part of the Imperial Palace car collection in Las Vegas.
In June 2001 this vehicle was auctioned by Kruse International on eBay Motors. Bidding went as high as $75,100 but did not meet the reserve price. Here is the text and photos from that online auction:
VIN # 6L47S6Q181197, Exterior Blue, Interior Blue Leather (original), Engine V8 (original), Automatic Transmission, Odometer Reading 11,460 Actual Miles, Gold Hubcaps, Radial Tires, AM/FM/8 Track, Factory Air Conditioning, Clock, Matching Numbers, Power Brakes, Power Locks, Power Seats, Power Steering, Power Windows, Seat Belts, Television, Rear Cup-holder, Sunroof, TV, Phone, CB.
This was the last vacation car owned by XXX and was used by the XXX on vacation in Denver and Vail! The TCB Taking Care of Business logo is on both sides of the car -XXX signature logo! This rare XXX car has all documentation which goes with the car. Currently the vehicle is in a private museum.
There is an affidavit from the policemen who served as XXX bodyguards during the vacation dated Oct. 24, 1979. This paper states that XXX bought this Eldorado on January 14, 1976, used the vehicle for vacation, then gave the vehicle to one of the policemen. XXX personally selected the car - a copy of the check he wrote to the dealership goes with the car. XXX extended his personal relationship with the bodyguards by flying them out to Memphis for a tour of his private quarters at Graceland.
Buy today - you can relive the Colorado vacation in the same vehicle once owned by theXXX. Pop on your shades and paint on your sideburns - get ready to outrun the paparazzi in one of the gems XXX crown!
Car is individually owned and titled in Nevada.
Ich liebe den Geruch von Benzin am Morgen
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lord of frisco hat geschrieben:Stand er etwa auf der Mitte der Straße?
Leider nicht.
LG
P.S. Kleiner Hinweis: Eine andere sehr bekannte Rockgruppe war sehr beleidigt, da es anscheinend ihre Ehre verletzte, und machte in einen sehr, sehr bekannten Lied (kennt fast a jeder
) auch darauf aufmerksam.Frequently Wrong........Never in Doubt!