Back in 2010 the vehicle was on display at the Petersen Automotive Museum. Behind the front seat is a hidden "prohibition" bar disguised with a walnut backing. The owner at the time had an entire extra set of the white unvulcanized tires due to the expense of making them.
More like: illegal abortion has complications and women's health shouldn't be criminalized so everyone gets proper treatment to prevent exactly what happened.
yeah but it's the car of one of the most prolific silent comedic actors of the early 1910s and 1920s, and he was probably the first largest Hollywood scandal to ever happen to date, I'd say it's worth a mill
This amazing car should always been in a museum and to never be sold.
This video leaves more questions than answers, starting with “What was the reserve?”
False press ruined him just like today run with rumor
I don't even believe the weather man
Back in 2010 the vehicle was on display at the Petersen Automotive Museum. Behind the front seat is a hidden "prohibition" bar disguised with a walnut backing. The owner at the time had an entire extra set of the white unvulcanized tires due to the expense of making them.
It's been said that Arbuckle paid $25,000 for the car back them!
And a Dousenberg cost 5 grand less. Add another 20k, you could've got a mansion in beverly hills
Honestly, I’d want this car. That damned lying broad ruined his career.
More like: illegal abortion has complications and women's health shouldn't be criminalized so everyone gets proper treatment to prevent exactly what happened.
So sad that his career was just destroyed
Ultimately it was because of the issue of illegal abortion that caused the woman to die from complications.
This car is at the Stahl's Car Museum in Chesterfield Township, Michigan.
buying this one day outta respect
Stan Laurel also owned a Pierce Arrow, but not until the early 1930's.
1M and the reserve was still not met! GTFO
It's not like the guy died in it or used it in films
yeah but it's the car of one of the most prolific silent comedic actors of the early 1910s and 1920s, and he was probably the first largest Hollywood scandal to ever happen to date, I'd say it's worth a mill
@@smelly_nut_hut2776 Plus it was 1 of car, custom made. Not a run of the mill factory car.
@@johnmagill7714 I agree it's certainly worth the price for some diehard collectors.
@@smelly_nut_hut2776 If I had the Money, and good place to keep it, oh hell yeah I would get it.