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    the '58 Cameo pickup went for $140,000. 1.3 miles on it and a guy from Pearce, Ne. bought it!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Severson View Post
    the '58 Cameo pickup went for $140,000. 1.3 miles on it and a guy from Pearce, Ne. bought it!
    That's the one with the caved in roof and broken windshield, right? That's just craziness, IMO.
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    Quote Originally Posted by rspears View Post
    That's the one with the caved in roof and broken windshield, right? That's just craziness, IMO.
    Nope, not the caved in roof truck, a different one.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Severson View Post
    Nope, not the caved in roof truck, a different one.
    Dave, yes it was the same truck. Roof was caved in and windshield was cracked. It was the first to sell and they said part of the roof from the building it was sitting in fell on it and smashed it due to snow weight.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Severson View Post
    the '58 Cameo pickup went for $140,000. 1.3 miles on it and a guy from Pearce, Ne. bought it!
    From the Pierce, NE World Herald writer David Hendee,
    The '58 Cameo was the last of its Chevy line. Only 1,405 were built. It's the rarest of the line. Bidding started at $50,000. Within about 90 seconds, Steve Ames of Marlborough, N.H., was the pickup's first owner. “What have I done?'' he said as a congratulatory crowd surged in on him.
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