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Ford Bronco in 1994 slow-speed police chase of OJ Simpson up for sale
Simpson’s former agent and two friends of Al Cowlings – who drove the vehicle during the infamous chase – hope to fetch $1.5m
The current owners of the white Ford Bronco at the center of the infamous 1994 OJ Simpson police chase say they hope to sell the vehicle for at least $1.5m now that he has died.
Simpson’s former agent Michael Gilbert and two friends of Al Cowlings – the SUV’s original owner – said they would probably sell the vehicle amid burgeoning interest following Simpson’s death on 10 April, the collections website cllct first reported.
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