Who saw last night's episode of The Office? Were you mesmerized as Dwight swindled Andy into taking a lower offer for his Nissan Xterra? Were you jealous and wished that you could do the same thing? Well now's your chance... sort of. Although, by the time this auction is over, you may have some issues flipping it for a higher price like Dwight did.
Our sister site Autoblog stumbled onto a great find earlier today - the actual SUV used in the episode "Did I Stutter?" is up for auction on eBay. The Xterra in question is owned by one of the studio hairstylists on The Office. The car had been used as a prop car - the car Andy "owned" on the show. Hoping to capitalize on the car's newfound fame, the owner has put it up for sale. To entice Office fans, some extras (not furnished by the dealer) are included:
- An actual script of the episode "Did I Stutter?" signed by the cast.
- Some actor's script cheat sheets
- The ad Dwight made (pictured above).
- Andy's "Cornell" bumper sticker will still be attached too, according to Office Tally.
Our buds at Autoblog made a good point though. Kelly Blue Book says that the vehicle, as is, should fetch only about $9,715 and the auction is already up to $15,300 at the time of this writing. So what do you think? Is some cool Office memorabilia worth almost $6,000 to you?
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5-03-2008 @ 10:38AM
MCW said...
That's pretty ingenious. Though, it has 68,000 miles, and is a 2001, so not interested. It's awesome that Rainn posed in the picture with it :D
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5-03-2008 @ 10:38AM
Frank said...
A major league baseball is worth $15.
A major league baseball used in a specific at-bat can be worth $3 million.
I think you under-estimate the memorabilia market.
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5-03-2008 @ 10:38AM
MERVE-THE-PERVE said...
Does it come with a secret compartment for dead cat storage?
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5-03-2008 @ 10:38AM
MERVE-THE-PERVE said...
Throw in 10 bushels of beets and you got yourself a deal.
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