What would the Red Special sell for on eBay?

I see Freddie's car on eBay has three days to go, and the highest bid is GBP 63,001.
http://cgi.ebay.com:80/Freddie-Mercurys-Rolls-Royce_W0QQitemZ7552598326QQcategoryZ2355QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

IF the Red Special were up for auction, how much do you think it would go for, and why?

All the Johnny Knoxville family's money, houses, cars, pets...

The Red Special is priceless...

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Serry... wrote: [/QUOTENAME]All the Johnny Knoxville family's money, houses, cars, pets...[/QUOTE]
LMAO

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Erin wrote: [/QUOTENAME]The Red Special is priceless...[/QUOTE]

I hope Brian doesnt sell it!!!!!
Please Brian no selllllllllllll!!!!!!!

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]its_a_hard_life wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I hope Brian doesnt sell it!!!!!
Please Brian no selllllllllllll!!!!!!!
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Brian will probably be buried with it..

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Erin wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]its_a_hard_life wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I hope Brian doesnt sell it!!!!!
Please Brian no selllllllllllll!!!!!!!
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Brian will probably be buried with it..[/QUOTE]

Yes probably will be, means alot to him also because of his dad who he was very close to.
I dont think Brian would sell such a great master piece him and his father made.

Let's be realistic. The Red Special is not priceless. It may be priceless to Brian, but there is a limit as to how much someone would pay for it. If it were sold on eBay I seriously doubt it would even approach the amount the manuscript of Beethoven's Grosse Fugue that was recently discovered will sell for.

So is it worth millions? I'd say yes. Tens of millions? Probably. Hundreds of millions? Not a chance.

I'm sure we won't see it sold in Brian's lifetime. I somehow doubt he will actually wind of burried with it. Probably it will go to his family, as that would be a lovely reminder of their father. Eventually it will probably wind up in a museum of some sort. Maybe in a private collection.

Well go and check out ebay after the Meadowlands and Hollywood Bowl dates... :-)))

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Farlander wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Let's be realistic. The Red Special is not priceless. It may be priceless to Brian, but there is a limit as to how much someone would pay for it. If it were sold on eBay I seriously doubt it would even approach the amount the manuscript of Beethoven's Grosse Fugue that was recently discovered will sell for.[/QUOTE]

How much did Grosse Fugue sell for?

I believe 2 Million.

The red special, worth tens of millions? I very much doubt it.

i agree he shud b buried wiv it!!!
i doubt he will ever sell it, its his got 2 many memories 4 him!

he cud pass it down in his family coz he made it wiv his dad

i think they shouldv givin it a proper name though not red special

lol

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Lil*Queenie wrote: [/QUOTENAME]i agree he shud b buried wiv it!!!
i doubt he will ever sell it, its his got 2 many memories 4 him!

he cud pass it down in his family coz he made it wiv his dad

i think they shouldv givin it a proper name though not red special

lol
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Actually i think the "red special" is a good enough name... :)

I read in a guitar magazine that was saying how much they would pay for certain guitarists' guitars. Brian's guitar said $500,000-Priceless. As soon as my scanner starts working again I'll scan it and put it in Brian's pictures.