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Burt Reynolds is auctioning off bizarre crap only Burt Reynolds would own
12.05.2014
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Burt Reynolds is auctioning off bizarre crap only Burt Reynolds would own


Burt Reynolds horse painting, opening bid $2,000-3,000
 
Burt Reynolds denies he’s having financial problems, he’s just clearing up some of the clutter. But he is definitely auctioning off some amazing items, and some of that clutter is pretty sweet, though, including the Emmy he won for his work in Evening Shade and the 1977 Pontiac Trans Am from Smokey and the Bandit (actually used as a “promotional vehicle,” hmmm). Maybe he’s just found Buddha or something and has decided he doesn’t need his Emmy anymore. Tons of awesome stuff here, including lots of football helmets and belt buckles and cowboy boots and stuff like that. The man likes his rustic western motif, and he likes to put his name and initials on stuff and to look at his own face, judging from the items in the auction, which happens next Thursday at Julien’s Auctions. We decided to focus on some of the items that pretty much could only have come from Burt himself. No trace of the great literary masterpiece Burt Reynolds Hot Line—if only!!
 

Burt Reynolds portrait… I ... I have no words for this thing, opening bid $600-800
 

Burt Reynolds carved miniature, opening bid $400-600
 

Burt Reynolds “Beware” sign, opening bid $200-300
 

Burt Reynolds naked torso painting, opening bid $800-1200
 

Burt Reynolds Striptease working script, opening bid $200-400
 

Burt Reynolds voided American Express card, opening bid $100-200
 

Dom DeLuise painting, opening bid $1500-2000
 

Burt Reynolds Rolodex, opening bid $300-500
 

Sammy Davis Jr. painting, opening bid $800-1200
 

Burt Reynolds license plates and parking sign, opening bid $300-500
 

Sculpture of Reynolds reading a newspaper, opening bid $1000-2000
 

Burt Reynolds portrait bust, opening bid $300-500
 

Burt Reynolds Paternity poster art, opening bid $600-800
 

Posted by Martin Schneider
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12.05.2014
06:00 pm
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