The chief pleaded guilty of having harmed the rare Nissan, and now he will have to fight to avoid paying half a million
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- A firefighter chief vandalized a rare Nismo 270r, pleaded guilty and paid for a restitution.
- Now the owner is continuing the Vandal for $ 500,000, saying that a waiting car has dropped.
- It is not known whether the owner has legal reasons to require such damage to great value.
The rare Japanese sports cars tend to draw attention, whether collectors, fans or, apparently, unhappy fire leaders with resentment. And the Nissan 270r Nismo is one of the rarest cars of the earth. Based on the S14 Silvia, only 30 were manufactured, and none were officially sold in the United States. This makes the one who belongs to Mark Bahna in Piscataway, NJ, he is even more precious.
Unfortunately, it is a little less desirable after the local firefighters chief, threw rock buckets on the sports car. Now Bahna continues for $ 500,000.
The incident occurred on May 4, 2024. Cutting the way rainwater exhausted between the fire station and the property of Bahna, the head of the firefighters Josh Sconick decided that the best solution was to bring together rocks and throw several buckets on Nissan parked in Bahna. According to information, Sconick pleaded guilty to disorderly driving and was ordered to pay $ 7,973 in return.
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Of course, what he didn’t know is that Bahna would have been selling the car. In fact, he was going to let him go for $ 500,000 according to Mycentraljersey. After the rock incident, the agreement fell and Bahna always tries to unload the car. He says that to bring him back to his value, he needs a complete restoration, so he pursues half a million.
Is it really half a million?
It should be noted here that $ 500,000 is a ton of money for one of them. Yes, they are very rare, but examples that take place for something are fundamentally non -existent. In fact, the most recent public sale that we were able to find occurred in July 2024. This car had changes in the secondary market and just over 82,000 miles (13,1966 km).
It sold for $ 785,000 HK, which corresponds to around US $ 107,000 at current exchange rates. Another would have been sold years ago in Australia for $ 84,000 in, around US $ 52,690 at the time. Of course, importing and recording a 270R in the United States is not exactly simple, so an example in the United States like that of Bahna could recover more-assuming it is in perfect condition. Hopefully the owner is made of whole after all.
