Too bad the media didn't even notice...

Mid-year Corvettes can certainly be rare and valuable but I’ve not heard that his a particularly rare C2. I read that it’s been restored, but not by who, which can matter a lot for a rare car’s value. Also, it’s only had one owner so that pushes the value a little bit higher.

That price is getting into L88 price range, or at least approaching it. So for his to be worth that much has to be due to his ahhh, ‘celebrity’ status. At auction it could probably only happen if a couple of demented libtard Corvette lovers were to over bid against each other!!

OR, maybe there are some classified documents stashed under the passenger seat floor mat!?

Ahh, some quick interwebs searching reveals that while his C2 has the desirable 4 speed, it's a base 327/300. So, if not for the sweet name of Brandon, it would be worth no more than any other restored, one owner '67 C2 base model.

Which is sort of emblematic of the entire Brandon administration and the future owner of that Vette, which is Hunter. A man, who without his Dad's name, wouldn't even be worth what a base model human is worth.