by possible-san 41 Replies latest watchtower bible
1928 Judge Rutherford Cadillac
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:1928_Judge_Rutherford_Cadillac.jpg
At that time, how much was it?
And at current prices, how much is it?
Why did he need those two luxury cars, in the period of the "Great Depression"?
P.S.
Probably, alcohol is contained in his brain.
And he drove the car.
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:At that time, how much was it?
:And at current prices, how much is it?
:Why did he need those two luxury cars, in the period of the "Great Depression"?
There's a section in this piece with your answers:
Farkel
Thanks, Farkel.
"between $5,400.00 and $9,200.00"
Does "$5,400.00" mean "5400 dollars"?
Is the price of it 500,000 yen?
Well, at current prices, how much is it?
About US$200,000 if you could find one.
Thanks, Black Sheep.
In the United States of the period of the "Great Depression", the unemployment rate was 25 percent.
Didn't many people become victims for the "success" of one person?
"The Classic Car Club of America rates all V-16s as CCCA Full Classics, a
rating reserved for only the finest automobiles of the 1925–1948 period. Values
reflect these opinions; particularly fine examples of the 1930 production can
change hands for more than US$500,000 as of 2004[update]. As always, con-
vertibles are the most valued, and the earlier cars more so than the 1938-40
vehicles."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cadillac_V-16
If it can be shown that it was Rutherford's, the price would go up.
Thanks, glenster.
Hi, Black Sheep.
Mr. firisofa made the PDF of the Watchtower October 15, 2009.
I trust you.
Probably, you thank to him and you can provide it.
Or yknot will do so.
http://www.thepeoplehistory.com/20scars.html
Some examples of car prices in the 1920's and how much it cost for a new car
Austin 20 Touring Car $695 1920
Austin 20 Coupe $850 1920
Austin 20 Landaulet $875 1920
Buick Touring Car (six) Model D $650.00 1921
Cadillac Touring Car $3940 1921
Cadillac Victoria $4540 1921 Wisconsin
Chevrolet Superior Roadster $490.00 1924 Wisconsin
You know what would be kinda interesting is to locate that exact car. And didn't he own two of them? One for Beth Sarim and one for his Jersey digs?
As a classic car buff with some background in collecting, I'd bet that particular car is still around. The car clubs keep terrific history and pedigree records...may not take too much to locate it...then buy it for our own apostate purposes...
We could take turns dressing up as David or other "ancient worthies" and driving it to car shows....or better yet to the Kingdum Halls.
-BONEZZ
