The owner of a Hollywood apartment building kept his secret locked up inside a single bedroom unit for almost thirty years. His lawyer finally got him to open the door on the apartment and what he finds inside is the stuff of California legend.
The owner of a Hollywood apartment building kept his secret locked up inside a single bedroom unit for almost thirty years. His lawyer finally got him to open the door on the apartment and what he finds inside is the stuff of California legend.
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My first thought, on reading the headline, was that there was going to be a body in there.
Turns out I was right.
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I hate it when some jackass starts a restoration, and gets as far as tearing the car apart (the easy part) and then gives up.
And naturally it’s a land shark (lawyer) that scores the car.
Glad the old beauty was preserved for posterity! cool story.
I obtained a 1954 Harley Davidson Servi-Car in 1984 and held onto it for around ten years, before I let it go. Needed the money to restore my 78 Shovel Head FLH, which I owned for 21 plus years. Now, it’s gone too. Easy come, easy go.
I had a renter far in arrears in his rent. He paid what he could of his rent by signing the title of his 1976 Rolls Royce Silver Shadow. If anyone cares to see it, it appears briefly in a soon to be released movie called Girl From Compton. It needs a good bit of work. I wish I could sell the darn thing.
Yeah, I was expecting the monster of Glamis or something like that.
Great story. I’m looking to find a mint 1974 Honda Elsinore dirt bike holed up someplace.
Click on the COMMENTS and scroll down for a few nice pictures of them rolling the car out of the hinged wall.
Wayne Carini barn find.
Been done, Goober dismantled a car and reassembled it in the sheriff Andy’s office to find a clunkity clunk ’cause he had to stay by the phone.
I’d just like the cash up front please.
Thanks!
Back in the 70s, we removed the sliding patio doors of a friend’s house while they were on vacation and put his dad’s 1968 VW Beetle in the den. Yeah, we put down cardboard (the heavy stuff used to line box cars when loading carbon black containers). And no, he never did find out who did it, being that the pool of suspects was so large!