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billybob_jcv 
I "get" the beauty of cars like the 250 GTO - and I also get how important those cars are to the history of sports cars and automobiles in general. Are they worth megamillions? Who knows - clearly they are to those that buy them - and I don't think we mere mortals can judge the "value" of purchases like that - no matter what it is. We would say the same thing about purchasing a Cezanne, Pollack or Picaso for hundreds of millions of dollars, or paying $200,000 for a pigeon...
http://most-expensive.net/pigeon
Their beauty is in their simplicity and clean lines. Although I do believe that 20-50M is kind of crazy for a car, it's no worse than 120M for a painting by van Gogh.
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Originally Posted by
Achmedisdead 
Am I the only one that upon initially reading this post, thought that Magick was referring to this fellow? lol
I didn't even think about him until you mentioned him. lol
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obobskivich 
I just searched for "Chris Evans" plus the name of the car, and found an Autoblog post about it and pictures.

The guy (according to Wikipedia) is not some multi-billionaire either.
On the cupholders thing, that "Rubbberqueen" one seemed like it'd be the same idea as Ultimate Cupholder; thrak - thoughts?
Evans isn't hugely wealthy, a large chunk of his money is actually tied up in his cars. Which isn't a bad investment, since most appreciate 10-15% /yr.