how many are left?

Do you mean asking oprice...or actually sold for???

How about this one...

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Originally Posted by H3_VX

And the most expensive VX i've seen in the past two years was $12k, and it was a very low mileage, rust free, garage kept specimen.

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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2001-...item1c245f9615


Asking $17900...didnt meet reserve at $12000


jo

And yet here he only wants $11,499

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2001-...item1c273d3a27

and he even added a hood scoop...

So...getting back tuit...

How many are left?...:_thinking

Guess that number could change daily...:_confused

WOW.....very odd!

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Originally Posted by Mile High VX

And yet here he only wants $11,499

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2001-...item1c273d3a27

and he even added a hood scoop...

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He's gonna be pizzzed if it doesnt reach the $12000 he refused!

jo

Go to bed Dub..

...ya just nearly fell asleep on the phone with me :p


:snooz:

Jo

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Originally Posted by JoFotoz

Go to bed Dub..

...ya just nearly fell asleep on the phone with me :p


:snooz:

Jo

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Hey...I was THINKING...:smilewink

OR...I tried to think, but nuth'n happened...:_thinking

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Originally Posted by JoFotoz

Go to bed Dub..

...ya just nearly fell asleep on the phone with me :p


:snooz:

Jo

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Originally Posted by Ldub

Hey...I was THINKING...:smilewink

OR...I tried to think, but nuth'n happened...:_thinking

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Originally Posted by blacksambo

As I said much earlier...bait and switch on the production method wasn't a legal option. They never aimed for more than the dies allowed. It was just a halo vehicle. Too impractical, and made by a truck maker with a roll over law suit reputation.

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ive also been told that it seemed to help draw people into the showrooms and purchase less expensive vehicles - so most dealerships that had them raised the prices on them - almost keeping them on the lots on purpose -but i have no real evidence to back this up

All one has to do is watch the Isuzu Insights Art and Science films and you will positively know they never thought in terms of mass production...it was a special venture they spent millions on to get press attention for their tarnished post-Consumer-Reports' law suit name. It was a successful distraction. Mission accomplished.

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Originally Posted by blacksambo

All one has to do is watch the Isuzu Insights Art and Science films and you will positively know they never thought in terms of mass production

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X2:yesb:

bump for jo:laughb: