Showing posts with label auction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label auction. Show all posts
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Cave Home – Weirdest House

Tuesday, February 24, 2009

I want to live there this is awesome. Makes you feel like Batman the second you moved in!



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McLaren SLR 722 Edition - The exotic supercar on eBay

Saturday, November 24, 2007

Good opportunities are rare, and rare opportunities come once in a lifetime. Fortunately, here is one good on your way - the McLaren SLR 722 Edition, just when any other SLR wouldn’t do, you can own one of the fastest, rarest and most exotic cars on the planet.


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Playboy's First Cartoon To Be Auctioned Off

Wednesday, November 21, 2007

Some art you buy for its beauty, some art you buy for investment and some you buy for a certain sense of nostalgia. This one, the first illustration from the first Playboy magazine, definitely falls into the third category. The first Playboy cartoon in 1953 by Ben Denison. via


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Who Wants to Buy a Used Boeing 747, CHEAP?

Saturday, September 15, 2007

The following information may be of interest to Artists, Architects, Aviation Buffs, Crafty Types, Flight Sim Geeks, Readers of Make magazine, Survivalists, and/or Very Wealthy People.
Have you ever dreamed of purchasing your very own Boeing 747





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Steve McQueen's Ferrari Lusso sold for $2.31 million at US auction

Wednesday, August 22, 2007


and here is the article.

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2005 Lamborghini Other Murcielago

Tuesday, August 7, 2007


nice little car to get on ebay....

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Virgin America's First Flight–Los Angeles to San Fran

Sunday, August 5, 2007


Virgin America asked the blogosphere to get them of the ground, do you remember?

"We are ready to fly, we are ready to rock. We do need your help. Visit our website LetVAFly.com, because without your help, Ladies and Gentlemen, we may never be able to bring this beautiful experience to you. Thanks very much."

Well it looks like it helped because Virgin America is officially taking off on August 8th.

There are 2×2 first class tickets up on Ebay .. you will be flying in the same airplane as Richard Branson and other celebrities. I wish I could go … sigh!


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Blue Lagoon Island Resort on Ebay

Sunday, July 29, 2007


The crystal clear water has 200-foot visibility and is a comfortable 80 degrees Fahrenheit most of the year. The island was a safe haven from storms for Polynesian sailors over the centuries; the entrance to the lagoon is 35 feet deep and about 200 feet wide, recently allowing yachts over 200 feet the serene protection of the lagoon. The island still provides a safe and luxurious haven from the storms of everyday life and is the only resort in the largely uninhabited and pristine archipelago, offering privileged visitors an image of Polynesian life as it was hundreds of years ago.......more here

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Jeepney Alert On eBay!

Saturday, July 28, 2007

L'Indien is putting his family car for on ebay

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The $100,000 iPhone

Tuesday, July 10, 2007


How much would you give to get your hands on an iPhone? A few hundred quid? A grand?Now add in the fact that it's the first one sold from Apple's Soho store in New York (pictured), was bought by film director, Spike Lee, comes with two Jawbone headsets, a couple of US flights, a specially recorded celeb voicemail message, oh, and you have to collect it from Alicia Keys at the VIP Black Ball honouring music ‘saint’, Bono.

Check out the ebay's auction......

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Mythical Dracula’s Castle Up for Sale, Could Fetch $135 Million

Saturday, July 7, 2007

Some 450,000 people pass through Dracula's castle in Transylvania each year, and now people not only have the chance to see it but also to own it. Prince Vlad the Impaler, the violent warlord who inspired Bram Stoker's "Dracula" character, is rumored to have stayed one night in his family's castle, officially called Bran Castle, back in the 1400s. It's been running as a museum per an agreement with the Romanian government that expires in 2009. The castle went up for sale on Monday, and although it's expected to go for upwards of $135 million it won't be sold to just anybody, as only buyers who "will treat the property and its history with appropriate respect" will be considered. And those who don't mind seeing bats flying around the ramparts at twilight, of course.





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Get a piece of the Concorde!

Friday, June 22, 2007