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In true California style, a surfboard, which was confiscated by highway patrol agents, is going for $100. "I think if it was a jacket he wore in Terminator signed with a silver sharpie pen, I think that would be more valuable than an old car."Ĭalifornia Highway Patrol motorbikes and jewelry will also be sold at the garage sale. Autographed items from dead actors, such as James Dean and Marilyn Monroe, are more valuable than living ones, she said.Īn autographed photo of the governor would most likely go for $50 at auction, she said. Online items close sale Thursday night.īut Schwarzenegger's signature might not add much, said Margaret Barrett, director of entertainment memorabilia at Bonhams & Butterfield, an international auction house. The state has sold items on Ebay, but this is the first time it has used classified ads Web site. At the live auction, about 600 cars will drive by as buyers bid. The top bid so far is $8,400 for a white 2003 Honda Civic. ”įifteen signed cars were posted on Ebay's Autographed photos of the governor would likely only fetch about $50 at auctions. “Schwarzenegger's signature may not add much. "I look forward to selling these signed cars and making some $ for California," Schwarzenegger tweeted last week along with a picture of him holding a black marker behind a desk covered in autographed car visors. This is the first time the state has sold the former actor's autographed items. But the idea to autograph the cars came from a Twitter follower from Australia. He cut up the state's credit cards to make a statement about government spending. The sale is more about cleaning out the government's closets and getting rid of waste, than paying back the debt, Shaw said. Insufficient revenue to meet the state's $100 billion budget forced it to pay some bills with IOUs. Last month lawmakers agreed to close the state's $26 billion budget deficit by slashing spending for schools and public works. The pianos cost $100 and came from Department of Parks and Recreation.Įrin Shaw, a government spokesperson, said the state expects to make about $1.2 million from the sale.īut that would just be a drop in the bucket when it comes to California debt. The dental chairs cost about $1,000 each and were once used for prisoner checkups by the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. About 6,000 items, including a few hundred BlackBerries, 8 white and sea-foam green dental chairs and 6 pianos. The state has sold surplus items in the past, but this is the biggest sale yet.
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