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Chitty Chitty Bang Bang For Sale $10,000,000
Added: (Wed Apr 25 2007)
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
"If King Louis XlV can own 'The HOPE Diamond', you can also own a priceless artifact!"
Trustee Joseph Voiland and Dean V. Kruse offer Chitty Chitty Bang Bang for 10 Million Dollars.
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang is the only complete "known" aviation car from the movie of the same name. In addition, this movie never produced an update or sequel.
This Artifact Is a Smithsonian National Air and Space caliber investment and is "Universally, 'world' known and recognized, only following, Santa Claus's Flying Sleigh."
This exceptional motorcar was in the world famous flying scene using it's, highly sophisticated, twin helicopter propeller mechanism (attached to the wing tips) to escape the fictional town of Vulgaria�. as a grand finale to the movie.
Moreover, this car engages it's "entire" flying apparatus "only one time", in the movie, to celebrate all it's splendor.
Recently over $1,000,000 was spent to replicate the shell of this car to star in the New York City Hilton Broadway Show Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.
In addition, the reserve trademark rights to Vulgaria� will be offered to the highest bidder. Vulgaria� (played by Neuschwanstein Castle) is the fictional country where Chitty performed it's graceful magic.
The Neuschwanstein castle is one of Germany's most popular tourist destinations, and is nominated as one of the 7 'NEW' WONDERS OF THE WORLD!
The vehicle is presently located at the Kruse International World War ll VICTORY Museum in Auburn, Indiana.
Please log on to: www.ChittyChittyBangBang.org for all details.
eBay/Kruse
The foregoing eBay promotion is under the sole direction and supervision of Dean V. Kruse as an "intermediate" to Kruse International exclusively selling the foregoing car at a scheduled event herein,
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang will be featured at the Kruse International Spring Motorfair & Aviation Auction 07 in Auburn, Indiana.
Kruse International Auction Park and Headquarters:
P.O. Box 190 5540
County Road 11-A Auburn, IN
46706 1-800-968-4444.
The World War ll VICTORY Museum:
is located off of interstate 69 (exit 126) near Auburn, Indiana, just minutes north of Fort Wayne, Indiana, and south of the US 80/90 Toll Road. At Exit 126 head west, the drive to the museum is the second on the right."
Hoosier Air Museum:
2282 Country Rd 62,
Auburn, IN 46706
(07C Identifier) South side of runway at the DeKalb County Airport, Auburn,. Indiana.
*any discrepancies please contact Dean V. Kruse
united states bankruptcy court
cc US ATTORNEY Patrick Fitzgerald
cc ILLINOIS ATTORNEY GENERAL Lisa Madigan
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