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  Elvis Presley Circle G Ranch Dodge Truck (Lot 33)

  Name of Lot: Elvis Presley  Circle G Ranch Dodge Truck

  Size: 32′

  Brief Description: Elvis Presley leased, 1967 Dodge horse hauler. Elvis leased this truck to haul horses during his Circle G Ranch ownership, in Horn Lake, Mississippi. The original registration shows “Elvis Presley / Circle G Ranch” in type. It is not known to the extent in which the truck was utilized at the Circle G Ranch, other than it was leased to locate horses to the new playground of Elvis, new bride, Priscilla and the Memphis Mafia and their families, in 1967. Upon liquidation of the ranch holdings in 1969, this truck’s use was terminated and eventually made its way to a Californian ranch. Note the existing ranch logo was on the truck, when it was abandoned on ranch property decades ago. It was purchased by Stephen M. Shutts in 2015 and relocated to under roof storage in nearby Elk Grove, California, where it remains to this day.

  Due to the Elvis ownership, Dodge / RAM Trucks considered using the truck, post restoration as a marketing tool. RAM considered a commercial treatment in which the truck was to “travel” cross country picking up notable recording artists who would collaborate on music fitting for the King and potential RAM truck buyers. The songs were to be written via “Hollywood licensing” in the back of truck. The truck’s destination was of course Graceland. With RAM’s interest, AutoZone (headquartered in Memphis), wanted the truck to make appearances at selected AutoZones in the Midwest. As well the truck was considered to be a mobile recording studio in Los Angeles at one point. Vegas Rat Rods and Gearz both requested the truck make it’s transformation on their reality TV series, with VRR doing a restomod and Gearz restoring the truck to it’s originality, inclusive of the Circle G Ranch logo.

  The truck ran several years ago, but was relocated to its current storage, via a low-boy, in 2015. Clear title and zero storage liens, the move from it’s current location must be executed in 30 days or storage rental agreement transferred to the new buyer. More photos are available upon request.

  Estimated Value: $18,000-$22,000

  Auction Ended
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  Elvis Presley / Stamps Quartet Groupie Fan Collection (Lot 132)

  Name of Lot: Elvis Presley / Stamps Quartet Groupie Lot

  Brief Description: Unusual ephemera from the Becky Tewell collection, who “dated” two members of the Stamps Quartet while they toured with Elvis Presley. Included is an intimate look of those relationships via a card, love note and hotel room bill. A unique glimpse into life on the road with recording artists and a groupie.

  Estimated Value: $75-$100

  Auction Ended
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  Millie Kirkham Personal Dress (Lot 174)

  Name of Lot: Millie Kirkham Personal Dress

  Brief Description: A very unique, vintage dress from soprano extraordinaire, Millie Kirkham, who sang on numerous colossal hits songs including “Suspicious Minds”, “Pretty Woman”, “He Stopped Loving Her Today” and more.

  Estimated Value: $75-$100

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  Col. Tom Parker Office Record / LP Cabinet (Lot 61)

  Name of Lot: Col. Tom Parker Office Record / LP Cabinet

  Brief Description: Available for acquisition is the record / LP cabinet, which came from Col. Tom Parker’s Madison, Tennessee office. The images of the lower level of his office which had a bar, shower and cedar closet, which once contained Elvis Presley’s gold lame suit, as well, housed this record / LP cabinet. A historic piece of furniture from the most significant music industry office in pop culture. It was from this very building that the Colonel managed Elvis’s career from 1955 to several years past his death in 1977. Elvis frequented this office in 1956 as Hank Snow’s Rainbow Ranch was just down the road. A true one-of-a-kind conversation piece, that was saved when the building was systematically dismantled several years ago. Excellent condition.

  Estimated Value: $2,000-$3,000

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