Posted by DC on November 17, 2008, 1:36 pm
http://easyurl.net/1951BSA
Posted by Jujitsu Lizard on November 17, 2008, 6:27 pm
> http://easyurl.net/1951BSA
You'd have to be a heck of a McQueen fan to pay that much ...
Posted by . on November 17, 2008, 7:48 pm
> It is not being advertised as the bike from 'the great
> escape'.......it's one of his 'personal' bikes......
This is the actual bike which is being auctioned on ebay:
http://www.motorcycleclassics.com/uploadedImages/Blogs/Test/BSA (1).jpg
Why not show the actual article that is being sold, instead of a
completely
different motorcycle used in a movie?
Posted by BrianNZ on November 17, 2008, 8:05 pm
. wrote:
>
>> It is not being advertised as the bike from 'the great
>> escape'.......it's one of his 'personal' bikes......
>
> This is the actual bike which is being auctioned on ebay:
>
> http://www.motorcycleclassics.com/uploadedImages/Blogs/Test/BSA (1).jpg
>
> Why not show the actual article that is being sold, instead of a
> completely
> different motorcycle used in a movie?
>
Because they were showing you the actor?.....thats why the price is
high, because of him.
I understand your confusion.
Posted by . on November 17, 2008, 9:40 pm
> . wrote:
> > Why not show the actual article that is being sold, instead of a
> > completely
> > different motorcycle used in a movie?
> Because they were showing you the actor?.....thats why the price is
> high, because of him.
> I understand your confusion.
I'm not confused. Showing a different motorcycle from the one they are
selling is called "false advertising" or, at least it's "bait and
switch".
Nobody in their right mind would pay $37.1K USD for a 250cc BSA
single, but the Triumph 650 TT Special that Bud Ekins actually jumped
the fence in "The Great Escape" would probably be worth that amount of
money.
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