Champcar Assets up for Auction June 3

[dando]

What are they going for, what are they going for?? The drama is killing me!!

I'll give someone my user ID to bid on that Lebaron if theres no interest in it...

Safety trucks just went for $13-$12K.

-Kevin

[extramundane]

What are they going for, what are they going for?? The drama is killing me!!

I'll give someone my user ID to bid on that Lebaron if theres no interest in it...

So far, they're still on the F150 safety trucks. $12-13K, titled.

[dando]

So far, they're still on the F150 safety trucks. $12-13K, titled.

Jinx. :gomer:

-Kevin

[Brickman]

Frick... I registered but I think it's still pending...:irked:

[dando]

http://69.20.5.106/2/D/lots/0219ba.jpg?1212517047523

Come to Daddy....

Nice to see what they spent the Pookfare on back in '03. :irked: :saywhat:

$22.5K :eek:

-Kevin

[Don Quixote]

DP01's are coming up.

[extramundane]

3 DP-01s coming up next, for those of you wishing to start your own AOW series. :gomer:

Edit: dammit, I give up.

[dando]

DP01's are coming up.

$30K. :eek: The 2K Reynard show car went for more than that.

-Kevin

[Sean O'Gorman]

Frick... I registered but I think it's still pending...:irked:

Check your junk mail, half the notices I got from them went there.

[dando]

Please post what the Viper sells for.

Coming up after the DPs. Git yer checkbook ready...

-Kevin

[Anteater]

Please post what the Viper sells for.

$37,000

[Brickman]

Please post what the Viper sells for.

37,500

[extramundane]

Odd price variance on the DP01s. I wonder if some were if rough shape?

[Don Quixote]

I think the viper went for 37.5. :laugh:

[Don Quixote]

Sean O, your Chrysler is coming up in 15 lots.

[Brickman]

Odd price variance on the DP01s. I wonder if some were if rough shape?

Who drove and who won what, number probably detemines price.

[Anteater]

Odd price variance on the DP01s. I wonder if some were if rough shape?

The one that went for the highest amount ($42,000) was the orange demo model that Troy Lee painted.

Damn, I remember the thrill when I first saw that car tearing around RA... :(

[dando]

Richard & Missy missed out.

http://69.20.5.106/2/D/lots/0228a.jpg?1212519114589

-Kevin

[Brickman]

I don't see the red piping on the olds they are auctioning.

http://www.w-body.com/gallery/pics/1988Pacecar4.JPG

Nevermind, two different cars.

[extramundane]

The LeBaron/Reatta power duo is up next...

Le Baron went for $3900.

[Anteater]

Cones are up soon...

[grungex]

LeBaron=$3,900

[Sean O'Gorman]

Dammit, that kinda blew my $500 bid (via Stu) clear out of the water. :(

[Gnam]

Cones sold for $325 per skid, bought by someone onsite...

edit 1: In Ring 1, there must be bidding war over the Buick. Is there drugs in it or sumthin'?

edit 2: Ring 2, Lot 1121, Montage of photos of Nelson Phillipe: SOLD Onsite for $85...

[dando]

edit 2: Ring 2, Lot 1121, Montage of photos of Nelson Phillipe: SOLD Onsite for $85...

Dats got Spickles written all over it. :gomer:

-Kevin

[extramundane]

Dats pickles written all over it. :gomer:

-Kevin

Nah, he wussed out. Which means...there's someone else out there? :shudder:

This thing's up now...
http://69.20.5.106/2/D/lots/0246.jpg

[Ed_Severson]

I am not there yet, but Ed Severson says there are more people at the ChampCar auction than there were at the Milwaukee race last weekend.

Whoa, partner. The crowd at Milwaukee on Sunday looked halfway respectable. What I said was that there were more people there than there were at the last Champ Car race at Milwaukee. I stand by that assessment. :p

[Sean O'Gorman]

I have now turned my focus to the Volvo, I think I can afford that.

[Easy]

Odd price variance on the DP01s. I wonder if some were if rough shape?

Well, one was driven by Dan Clarke...

[dando]

I have now turned my focus to the Volvo, I think I can afford that.

It's yours for $300....that's like $.01/mile on it. :gomer:

-Kevin

[Sean O'Gorman]

Dammit, outbid by $100! I only gave Stu $200 authority on it.

[Sean Malone]

This is a surreal thread.

[dando]

This is a surreal thread.

Kinda like this oldie but goodie:

http://www.offcamber.net/forums/showthread.php?t=3237

:saywhat:


Courthouse Updates

Anyone know what happened to that R2C fella? :gomer:

-Kevin

[nrc]

Richard & Missy missed out.

http://69.20.5.106/2/D/lots/0228a.jpg?1212519114589

-Kevin

Anyone know what the MS6, MS3, and the SVT Contours went for?

[extramundane]

Anyone know what the MS6, MS3, and the SVT Contours went for?

6 went for $25k, 3 went for $20,500.

[Spicoli]

Whoa, partner. The crowd at Milwaukee on Sunday looked halfway respectable. What I said was that there were more people there than there were at the last Champ Car race at Milwaukee. I stand by that assessment. :p

consider the source of your transaltion. :lol:


I am preddy sure he was already drunking by 10am. :cool:

[dando]

Anyone know what the MS6, MS3, and the SVT Contours went for?

The Contours went for $7.5K (teal), $8K (gold) and $8.5K (purple).

-Kevin

[nrc]

6 went for $25k, 3 went for $20,500.

That's a little pricey for the 6 even with the BBS wheels and exhaust.

[dando]

That's a little pricey for the 6 even with the BBS wheels and exhaust.

Yeah, but the paint job was killer.

-Kevin

[Sean O'Gorman]

DAMMIT!!! I got outbid on the 18x7 Mazda wheels. I know someone who needs those! I put in 50 but they sold for 40.

[Michaelhatesfans]

Well, one was driven by Dan Clarke...

So which went for more, his, or the one that he hit?

[Insomniac]

$37.5k for the Viper. That seems like a bit much.

[Sean Malone]

$37.5k for the Viper. That seems like a bit much.

What year was it? Most '96 and up are in the 50k's plus. the GT coupes are higher. I've found some '94's for low 30's.

[Spicoli]

Sounds like evrything went essspenise.

http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/wire/chi-ap-car-champcarauction,0,904216.story


"There are no bargains to be had here," said David Sassman, who has been following racing for five decades. "You have a lot of private collectors willing to invest more dollars than the average fan."

The collectors were happy to do it.

"It's a very unique experience," Johnston said. "You never see anything like this event. There are a lot of amazing cars under one roof."

[Spicoli]

http://www.indystar.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080603/SPORTS01/806030408


Gene Cottingham, Champ Car’s chief financial officer, expected to learn the finally tally from Gallivan Auctioneers Wednesday. All indications, from the size of the crowd to the competitive bidding, were that it went well.

“We didn’t do an appraisal, and when you’re dealing with artifacts, it’s really difficult to know what they’re worth,” Cottingham said. “But it seems like there’s a lot of things going for more than retail.”

Eddie Wachs was surprised by the size of the gathering, which numbered several hundred and was a mix of fans, collectors and racers. He came to bid on a transporter for his Atlantic Series team and wound up paying $92,000 for a 1998 Featherlite trailer.

“We thought it would go for around $50,000,” he lamented.

Dick Eidswick, Champ Car’s president, was monitoring the sale for series co-owner Kevin Kalkhoven and also was bidding on selected memorabilia items for his former boss. Eidswick professed satisfaction at seeing Champ Car’s equipment find a new home and said his only sadness stemming from the unification with the Indy Racing League was the loss of jobs.



Tom Deery, president of the World of Outlaws sprint-car series, was looking for bargains among the signage and other promotional items for sale. He also was hoping to pick up some television equipment.

“I’m very surprised by the size of the crowd, but Champ Car was a class organization and everybody knows their stuff is top-shelf,” Deery said. “I think just about every sanctioning body in America is represented here one way or another.

“A certain percentage of the crowd is just onlookers, but it’s a real cross section of the industry. It’s pretty remarkable, actually.”



IRL = NOT a class act. Thanks Tony. :thumdown:

[dando]

What year was it? Most '96 and up are in the 50k's plus. the GT coupes are higher. I've found some '94's for low 30's.

'96. Keep in mind this was outfitted as a pace car.


225 1996 DODGE VIPER, GTS, 6.0-LTR., V10, 500-HP,
6-SPEED TRANSMISSION, 18” BBS
WHEELS, 14” BREMBO BRAKES, 6-PT.
ROLL BAR, FUEL CELL, FIRE
EXTINGUISHER SYSTEM, 4-POINT
SEATBELTS, STROBE LIGHTS, FRONT
AND REAR, 1,956 MILES, VIN#
1B3ER69EFTV100554, PACED RACES FOR
CART AND CHAMP CAR RACES FROM
1996-2002 (WILL BE SOLD WITHOUT
TITLE)
Quantity:

-Kevin

[Insomniac]

What year was it? Most '96 and up are in the 50k's plus. the GT coupes are higher. I've found some '94's for low 30's.

For some reason, I thought high $20s. But then again, I wasn't really taking into account any of the racing/safety enhancements.

[High Sided]

how much did the website go for? :gomer:

[dando]

how much did the website go for? :gomer:

Still there, still there, still there.... :gomer: :saywhat:

-Kevin

[Methanolandbrats]

Dammit, outbid by $100! I only gave Stu $200 authority on it.


You should have spent your 5k on the pallets of cones.:tony:

[Sean Malone]

For some reason, I thought high $20s. But then again, I wasn't really taking into account any of the racing/safety enhancements.

The cheapest Viper I can find on AutoTrader is $34,999. Might have to put a few bids in!

[grungex]

Lack of a title is not a trivial issue...

[aportinga]

The one that went for the highest amount ($42,000) was the orange demo model that Troy Lee painted.

Damn, I remember the thrill when I first saw that car tearing around RA... :(

No **** :thumdown:

[Easy]

So which went for more, his, or the one that he hit?

Clarke's also came with the section of concrete barrier it was still embedded in so it went a little higher.

Ben Johnston's potential "Reynard CART Series" as it was referred to at one point by an idiot seems to be getting closer to reality. He bought a few of the cars yesterday. I'd guess he now has about 16 champ car chassis' of varying make and vintage. Couldn't be much worse than '07 was.

[Sean O'Gorman]

Who is Ben Johnston?

[extramundane]

Ben Johnston's potential "Reynard CART Series" as it was referred to at one point by an idiot seems to be getting closer to reality. He bought a few of the cars yesterday. I'd guess he now has about 16 champ car chassis' of varying make and vintage. Couldn't be much worse than '07 was.

story (http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/wire/chi-ap-car-champcarauction,0,904216.story)

Among the items for sale were five Champ Car chassis, four of which Johnston bought. He purchased the first for $47,000 -- he said he paid too much for it -- but he wants to use them in a series starting in 2010. After his purchases, he now has 20 chassis.

"The cars we run will have environmentally friendly motors," he said. "I want to promote eco-friendly, alternate solutions."

I'm guessing the cars will never see the first motor installed, which I suppose is the most eco-friendly solution possible. I just hope this doesn't dilute the AOW marketplace or steal any exposure from Mr. G's DP01 series. :gomer:

[Sean O'Gorman]

What the hell? That is not racing. Make cars that run on coal, or baby seals, and cover them in sponsorship for alcohol, cigarettes, chewing tobacco, and payday loans. Ugh.

[Easy]

Who is Ben Johnston?

Wealthy SCCA Atlantic (is that redundant?) guy in the southeast.

I'd guess if he pulls this off it will be more like a BOSS type series than trying to compete with IndyCar or Poledance One GP.

[Sean Malone]

story (http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/wire/chi-ap-car-champcarauction,0,904216.story)


I'm guessing the cars will never see the first motor installed, which I suppose is the most eco-friendly solution possible. I just hope this doesn't dilute the AOW marketplace or steal any exposure from Mr. G's DP01 series. :gomer:

:rofl:

[Sean O'Gorman]

I just got an e-mail that I won this for $30:

http://www.bidspotter.com/auctions/5647/photos/1439.jpg

Thanks, Stu. :gomer:

[dando]

I just got an e-mail that I won this for $30:

http://www.bidspotter.com/auctions/5647/photos/1439.jpg

Thanks, Stu. :gomer:

Dats what ya git for outsourcing yer bidding. Kinda like what we get for hiring offshore code monkeys. :gomer: :irked:

-Kevin

[Sean O'Gorman]

I don't know what I'm going to do with it. I'm sure shipping will cost a fortune, I'll need a radar gun, and who knows if it even works.

[cameraman]

What is it besides a black shipping case?

[Gary]

I just got an e-mail that I won this for $30:

http://www.bidspotter.com/auctions/5647/photos/1439.jpg

Thanks, Stu. :comer:

Man, I'll bet your shipping charges are going to be astronomical!

[Wheel-Nut]

I don't know what I'm going to do with it. I'm sure shipping will cost a fortune, I'll need a radar gun, and who knows if it even works.

add a pallet of cones, radar gun, you have the case. . . . you could be the president of a new autocross league.

[Sean O'Gorman]

What is it besides a black shipping case?

Speed display

[Sean O'Gorman]

I'm waiting on a call back for a shipping quote. Something tells me this is going to suck. :laugh:

[Corner5]

Final Tally- 1.2 million



The auction of assets of the former Champ Car World Series raised $1.2-million on Tuesday.

Chief financial officer Gene Cottingham says that money will now be turned over to the U.S. bankruptcy court where it will be distributed to creditors of the defunct racing series.

Champ Car filed for bankruptcy back on March 6 following unification with the IRL series. It listed debts of almost $10-million with Cosworth Inc. the largest creditor, owed more than $1.8-million. Cosworth is owned by former Champ Car co-owners Kevin Kalkhoven and Gerald Forsythe.

The auction, which included everything from helmets and stickers to full fledged racing cars and transporters, drew a larger than expected crowd of fans, collectors and racers.

Among those on hand was Ben Johnston, a collector from Atlanta, who purchased four of the five racing cars which were available - one of which he spent $47,000 to buy. Johnston, who owns some 20 chassis, says he plans to use them in a series starting in 2010.

Chuck Haines, who runs Can-Am Cars Ltd., a collecting and restoring business in the St. Louis area, called the auction a unique, once in a lifetime opportunity. While he did bid on one of the race cars, he left empty handed, saying the prices were being driven up by sentimental fans.

"I knew they'd be high, but I didn't expect it to this extent," he said. "I thought certain things would go high. Things just got out of hand."

Even current racing teams found the bidding to be too much for their liking.

John O'Gara, the IndyCar team manager for Sarah Fisher Racing, tried to buy a transporter but stopped when the bidding topped $91,000. The trailer eventually sold for $92,000 to Champ Car Atlantic team owner Eddie Wachs, whose initial estimate was that the trailer wouldn't go for more than $50,000.

"We're trying to get our race team built up," O'Gara said. "We knew what we could afford."

http://www.tsn.ca/auto_racing/story/?id=239730&lid=headline&lpos=secStory_auto_racing

[Wheel-Nut]

John O'Gara, the IndyCar team manager for Sarah Fisher Racing, tried to buy a transporter but stopped when the bidding topped $91,000. The trailer eventually sold for $92,000 to Champ Car Atlantic team owner Eddie Wachs, whose initial estimate was that the trailer wouldn't go for more than $50,000.

"We're trying to get our race team built up," O'Gara said. "We knew what we could afford."
DNFisher just can't win . . .

[dando]

Just received this e-mail after registering for the auction last week:


ONLINE AUCTION
AUTOGRAPHED RACING LEAGUE MEMORABILIA


BY ORDER OF U.S. BANKRUPTCY COURT,
CASE #08-02172-AJM-11
CHAMP CAR WORLD SERIES, LLC
ASSETS LOCATED IN:
INDIANAPOLIS, IN

STARTS: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4TH @ 3:00 PM EDT
ENDS: FRIDAY, JUNE 20TH @ 5:00 PM EDT

Gallivan Auctioneers is pleased to conduct this online sale of racing league memorabilia featuring autographed lithographs, posters, racing suits and more. These rare collectable items were found too late to include in the recent Champ Car auction.


MEMORABILIA:

(4) Posters announcing 2007 Grand Prix of Toronto, signed by Will Power, Justin Wilson and Oriol Servia. 24 x 16

(4) Posters after a painting by D. Arrizo, created post-season for CART FedEx 2000 championship, signed by Vanderbilt trophy winner Gil de Ferran, under his photo; legend at bottom reads: "Looking Forward to racing with you in 2001!" 33 x 23

(4) Posters for 1999 CART All-Star Trophy unveiling, each signed in gold ink by Mario Andretti. 18 x 20

(3) Posters for 2000 CART FedEx Champ Car Series, featuring photos and names of drivers, along with their vehicles and teams. On the reverse is a Blues Clues feature about auto safety. 14 x 30

(3) Posters after a painting by D. Arrizo, created post-season for CART FedEx 2000 championship, signed by driver of KOOL team car (?) by his image; legend at bottom reads: "Looking Forward to racing with you in 2001!" 33 x 23

Poster after a painting by D. Arrizo, created post-season for CART FedEx 2000 championship year, signed by Paul Tracy, next to his image; legend at bottom reads: "Looking Forward to racing with you in 2001!" 33 x 23

(6) Posters after a painting by D. Arrizo, created post-season for CART FedEx 2000 championship year, signed by driver of KOOL team car (?) by his image; legend at bottom reads: "Looking Forward to racing with you in 2001!" 33 x 23

(2) Posters after a painting by D. Arrizo, created post-season for CART FedEx 2000 championship year, signed by Adrian Fernandez; legend at bottom reads: "Looking Forward to racing with you in 2001!" 33 x 23

Poster for 2004 Champ Car World Series highlights, signed by Sebastien Bourdais. 18 x 24

Team Australia Card, inscribed by Alex Tagliani, showing Will Power and Tagliani on the front, with a note in black felt tip pen: "TO PAM / YOUR HOT" and initialed 'AT' over Tagliani's head; on the back are pictured James Davison and Simon Pagenaud. 6 x 11

(3) Posters for American Spirit / Team Johansson, picturing Ryan Hunter-Reay in the #31 car, and signed by him in black felt tip pen. 10 x 8

Brochure for a Boy Scouts fundraiser, dated June 17, 2004, 'Honoring the Motorsports Company of the year' in Portland,. OR, signed on the cover by an unidentified driver. 11 x 8.5

CART 2001 Official Champ Car Calendar, signed by ? 11 x 17

White CART Ball Cap, signed by Christiano da Matta on the bill

Tan CART All Stars Ball Cap, with embroidered open-wheel car, signed by an as yet unidentified driver

Black and white checkered vinyl covered Seat Cushion, labeled Texas Motor Speedway, April, 2001 in felt tip pen on one side, and signed on the other by 12 participants, including Scott Dixon at the center, and drivers of cars #16, 22, 32, and others. The Firestone Firehawk 600 was scheduled to be run at the Speedway on April 29, but CART officials were forced to call off the race due to the physical problems suffered by drivers while practicing around the 24-degree bank at the track. 11 x 13

American Spirit / Team Johansson Helmet Visor, with clear plastic strip attached, signed by Ryan Hunter-Reay. 9.75 wide

Craftsman Third Annual Pit Crew Challenge Tee Shirt, dated November 3, 2001 with CART logo, and signed by members of the winning crew, including Eric Van Bibber, Greg Cates, Sean Smith, etc. size XL

Shaded ray Pennant Flag with grommets, 'Bridgestone Pole Award / Mexico City', with Champ Car logo, and signed by Justin Wilson. 18 x 25

Official Souvenir Program, Grand Prix, Edmonton, July 20-21-22, 2007, signed by Will Power and Simon Pagenaud. 10.75 x 8.25

Official Souvenir Program, Vegas Grand Prix 2007, signed in silver by Will Power. 10.75 x 8.25

Official Souvenir Program, Champ Car Grand Prix June 17-19, 2005 in Portland, signed by Christiano da Matta. 10.75 x 8.25

(3) Official Souvenir Programs, Grand Prix, Edmonton, July 20-21-22, 2007, signed by the all participating drivers. 10.75 x 8.25

(3) Official Souvenir Program, Grand Prix, Portland Intl Raceway, June 8-10, 2007, signed by all the drivers. 10.75 x 8.25

(3) Official Souvenir Program, Grand Prix, Edmonton, July 20-21-22, 2007, signed by Alex Tagliani. 10.75 x 8.25

(4) Official Souvenir Program, Grand Prix, Edmonton, July 20-21-22, 2007, signed by Will Power and Simon Pageneaud. 10.75 x 8.25

(4) 2007 Champ Car Media Guides, spiral bound, signed by all the drivers. 10.75 x 8.25

Hardcover Book, Twelve Little Race Cars, for the youngest racing fans, by Scott and Judy Pruett, published in 1998 by Word Weaver Books, and signed by the authors

2001 or 2002 Official's CART Fire Suit, signed by all 19 series drivers, including Allmendinger, Hunter-Reay, Dominguez, Lavin, Dalziel, etc., with "Hudson Fuel" hand-lettered on the neck label

Poster for Champ Car's 'Hands on the Wheel' campaign, dated 9-24-07 and signed by executives and employees. 26 x 39

Poster for Champ Car's 'Hands on the Wheel' campaign, picturing the 2005 team, including Junqueira, Bourdais, Doornbos, Pagenaud, Legge, G. Rahal, Tagliani, Wilson, Figge, Tracy, Dalziel, Clarke, Gommendy, Heylen, Servia, Power, & Jani. 40 x 30
(2) Extremely Rare Prints by Theirry Thompson "Five Hundred & Five Miles" Jacques Villeneuve's Historical Victory at the 1995 Indianapolis 500. The print is signed by Villeneuve himself and Theirry Thompson. This print has amazing color and is a must have for the collector.

Rare Lithograph Print of Claude Bourbonnais in the 1993 #9 Players Atlantic Ralt RT41.

Beautiful Print of the Players Atlantic RT41 sliding into corner at speed.

1996 Watercolor Lithograph "Too Kool" with Chris Simmons and Greg Ray racing in Indy Lights Team Kool Green team cars. This item is from an extremely rare collection of 1996, 1997, 1998 1999, 2001 Ken Call watercolor lithographs. All signed by Paul Tracy, Dario Franchitti, Barry and Kim Green, with exception of the 1996 and 1997 which are signed by Parker Johnstone, Greg Ray and Chris Simmons.

1997 Watercolor Lithograph "Inaugural Season" has Alex Zanardi and Gil DeFerran following the Team Kool Green car of Parker Johnstone into turn one at Surfers Paradise Australia. This item is from an extremely rare collection of 1996, 1997, 1998 1999, 2001 Ken Call watercolor lithographs. All signed by Paul Tracy, Dario Franchitti, Barry and Kim Green, with exception of the 1996 and 1997 which are signed by Parker Johnstone, Greg Ray and Chris Simmons.

1998 Watercolor Lithograph "On The Edge" shows Paul Tracy and Dario Franchitti as teammates in their Team Kool Green Reynard's. This item is from an extremely rare collection of 1996, 1997, 1998 1999, 2001 Ken Call watercolor lithographs. All signed by Paul Tracy, Dario Franchitti, Barry and Kim Green, with exception of the 1996 and 1997 which are signed by Parker Johnstone, Greg Ray and Chris Simmons.

1999 Watercolor Lithograph "Street Smart" with Paul and Dario racing through the streets of Toronto in their TKG Reynard's. This item is from an extremely rare collection of 1996, 1997, 1998 1999, 2001 Ken Call watercolor lithographs. All signed by Paul Tracy, Dario Franchitti, Barry and Kim Green, with exception of the 1996 and 1997 which are signed by Parker Johnstone, Greg Ray and Chris Simmons.

2001 Watercolor Lithograph "Ahead of the Curve" shows Paul and Dario battling for position on the superspeedway in their TKG Reynard's. This item is from an extremely rare collection of 1996, 1997, 1998 1999, 2001 Ken Call watercolor lithographs. All signed by Paul Tracy, Dario Franchitti, Barry and Kim Green, with exception of the 1996 and 1997 which are signed by Parker Johnstone, Greg Ray and Chris Simmons.

Limited Team Australia Jersey with sponsor logos (L).

Extremely Rare "Arrivederci Mario" Tee (XL). This rare tee shirt was given to the few teams which were on hand to witness Mario Andretti's final race in Laguna Seca on October 9th, 1994.

Sparco Team Kool Green Nomex Shirt with Paul Tracy embroidery. Rare piece of official drivers gear.

Gigante Team Rahal Team Issue Jacket (L). Red/Black.

Team Kool Green Team Issue Jacket (L). Forest green with team logo.

Panther Racing Team Issue Jacket (M).

Gigante Team Rahal Black Fleece (L).

Team Kool Forest Green Fleece (M).

Team Green Forest Green Fleece (M).

Aluminum "Champ Car Fans Only Parking" Sign. New and in perfect condition with a picture of a Champ Car on it.

(2) Menards/Johns Manville Team Issue Puma Fire Suits, 3-Layer.


-Kevin

[Sean O'Gorman]

Panther Racing? :saywhat:

[Don Quixote]

I am all over that Champcar fans only parking sign, seeing as how it is in perfect condition. :gomer:

[Ray Scar]

This'll go fast:



(2) Posters after a painting by D. Arrizo, created post-season for CART FedEx 2000 championship year, signed by Adrian Fernandez; legend at bottom reads: "Looking Forward to racing with you in 2001!" 33 x 23

Never thought you'd see "Adrian Fernandez" and "legend" in the same sentence did ya?:D