“I don’t know if it was stolen or not, but that’s the kind of nonsense we can encounter,” says Eastland and tells the story. “I think it could have been much more difficult at the end of the day.”
As soon as he got the car from a used car – without it in Riverside, he still had to spread it – something that he admits was “sacrilegic”. But how Eastland argues that people who appreciate Lamar’s music and his passion for the GNX “see the car and no cheap fraudsters” during the half -time show on Sunday.
Still, I have to ask, could the car be put together again? Unfortunately no. It could go on tour with Lamar, says Eastland, but his days as a street vehicle are over. Eastland is lucky that he bought the GNX before his appearance on the half -time show increases its value even more on the used market. “I have to believe that the price for these things will go up for a while.”
Lamar and the GNX are now going into history.
