Wow!!- or you could get the Enzo - lol

http://www.mmaamobile.com/4299809.html
http://www.mmaamobile.com/4299811.html

http://www.teamspeed.com/forums/gt/5...-70-miles.html

Seems someone forgot to pay their taxes....

On December 20, 2010, in Minneapolis, Minn., Russell Cole was sentenced to 180 months in prison for conspiracy to commit mail fraud and wire fraud, wire fraud, tax evasion, conspiracy to commit money laundering, and conspiracy to defraud the U.S. government.

His wife, Abby Cole, was sentenced to three years of probation for conspiracy to commit mail fraud and wire fraud, conspiracy to defraud the United States, and tax evasion. Also, Robert Bossany was sentenced to 90 months in prison for conspiracy to commit honest services mail fraud and money laundering. All three were in a scheme designed to defraud a major retailer by over-billing for computer parts. As a result of the scheme the Coles and Robert Bossany invoiced the major retailer for $41 million more than the original bids for the products. Furthermore, Russell Cole misrepresented on individual and business tax returns the sales and profit from an eBay business he ran.

From 2005 to 2007, Russell Cole understated his net income from the Internet business by more than $1.8 million. In addition to understating his businesses gross receipts in general over a four-year period, the Coles understated the company’s gross receipts by more than $3 million for 2006 alone. The Coles also overstated on business tax returns the cost of goods it sold. To that end, they directed company employees to inflate the cost of parts purchased from suppliers and enter false purchase orders into the company’s books and records. Moreover, the Coles paid for a large amount of personal expenses, including credit card debt and a number of luxury purchases, such as high-end jewelry and month-long stays at luxury hotels in Las Vegas, with business funds. They then classified those expenditures as business expenses on the company’s tax returns

 

And Best Buy was involved... is there still a restocking fee if I return the Lambo?

http://www.startribune.com/business/93933164.html

 

I'm not sure if I would drive it or store it for Barrett-Jackson in 40 years. (GT2)

 

Look at the list of his collection ! http://mn.findacase.com/research/wfr...256.DMN.htm/qx

 

I just called them up the lady said it's dealer only and that the dealer has to be rigistered with (1) Manheim and (2) with that specific Milwuakee auction group

 

Not the case. It is open to the public. I had thought about going to see if I could "steal" the GT2, but now word of the sale has gone viral and way too many people will be there to compete with. I specifically asked if the general public was allowed to attend and bid and was told a definitive YES by Kimberly Evans.

 

wow really...the lady who picked up the phone on that listed number misinformed me then... so how does this work where do you need to go and how to place bids (if you are an individual and not a dealer)??

 

Since when is the public allowed to bid at Manheim auctions?

 

I think all government auctions of this type have to be open to the public.
just like self storage units, other wise it would lead to fraud if they could be private.
and the government can reject bids on cars if they feel its to low,,Saw it happen
in San Diego last year on a Rolls..they refused the highest bid as to low,and did not
sell it.

get me this one
2005 Ford GT 2 Door, VIN 1FAFP90SX5Y401257;

 

Vote for your favorite.

http://www.mmaamobile.com/treasury.html

 

I saw the GT2 a week or so ago. I figured the miles was a misprint. I go on a site exporttrader.com it allows you to see upcoming Manheim vehicles.

http://exporttrader.com/section/view...E+911+GT2+GT2/

Notice that it only has 68 miles and the rear tires are worn down 2/32".

 

wow...

 

wonder why its export only

 

It's only export only if you buy through that website.

 

this will be open to the public