Fm 11 fixed squareback movie#

Fm 11 fixed squareback movie#

Perhaps thatвЂ™s why the Squareback hasnвЂ™t been seen for sale in many years вЂ“ the owner is hoping times have changed, and the appetite for former Harrison Ford-driven movie vehicles is heating up. Aside from icons like the Mustang in BullittВ or the Mini Coopers in the Italian Job, very few vehicles see their values jump exponentially as a result of driving across a screen. Otherwise, the Squareback emerges unscathed from its off-road encounter.ДЄ quick Google search reveals this is not the first time this car has come up for sale in face, a post on the VW fanatic website VWVortexВ reveals it once appeared on eBay with an $85,000 asking price! While I get why the car is a conversation piece, I donвЂ™t really understand why people think its appearance in a movie makes it exceptionally more valuable than a car that never went to Hollywood.

The term вЂњwreckedвЂќ on the placard in the window is a bit strong he coasts into a pole and the roof catches a dent and the windshield cracked. ItвЂ™s now been relisted following extraction, and it looks like a decent project with some added appeal thanks to its prominent appearance in a major motion picture. The Squareback first appeared on eBay a few days ago, clearly stuffed in the back of a storage unit and forgotten. YouвЂ™ll find it here on eBay with bidding over $1,500 and the reserve unmet. If you want a way to never forget how Harrison Ford joined an Amish family and still kicked some ass in the middle of a busy street, consider bidding on this 1971 VW Squareback he crashed in the movie Witness. These guys actually put together some of the better action films of the 90s, despite many of them fading into relative obscurity. Lately, IвЂ™ve been on a Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones movie binge.