Do Sheep in the Pic's add to value?

[matt930s]

Originally Posted by blau911

Hard to believe based upon the lack of effort which went into his posting that he was ever seriously interested in selling the car. If the car were really nice with just 60k orig miles, posting pics of the towed out of some backyard field, leaving the front hood open, the front carpets removed and a bunch of sheep hovering around the car, says something about the Seller's poor mental state, and/or lack of common sense in trying to sell a car like this.
The guys is looking for serious buyers, but clearly is not a serious or realistic seller.

Or he really doesn't want to sell (i.e. Hey honey, it's for sale, see!))))


MattR

[ficke]

Originally Posted by matt930s

Or he really doesn't want to sell (i.e. Hey honey, it's for sale, see!))))


MattR

This sounds more likely, and I am sure happens all the time.

[bleek]

Stick to P cars guys.

You guys clearly don't recognize these are limited edition euro sheep of which only 600 were bred worldwide. They are almost exactly like every other sheep, but lower by a few inches, run a little faster, and breath a little easier. You also can no longer import these as of 73 when the domestic sheep act went into effect.

Most farmers say you can hardly tell the difference between a standard sheep when riding though, lol.

There are talks that someone is attempting to clone these and put original tags on em. (sorry, I had to)

[LakeCleElum]

Funny stuff Bleek.......Can you tell us about the rumored "Widebody" sheep?