OJ Simpson's infamous white Bronco used during car chase 'set to go on market ... trends now
In the wake of O.J. Simpson's death, the infamous white Bronco he used - perhaps the most infamous car in American history - may finally be sold 30 years on from when he led LA cops on an unforgettable chase.
Simpson, whose death was announced Thursday just two months after a cancer diagnosis, was wanted by the LAPD over the murder of his ex-wife Nicole Brown and her friend Ron Goldman.
On June 17, 1994, just days after the fatal stabbings, O.J. led the police on 90-minute pursuit in the back of his former teammate Al Cowlings' white 1993 Ford Bronco as crowds lined the freeway.
He was seen sitting in the backseat of Cowlings' car, holding a gun to his head before surrendering and being arrested at his home in Brentwood.
Now, Simpson's former agent, Michael Gilbert, may be one of three people set to cash in on renewed interest in all things 'Juice' by selling the car after three decades.
In the wake of O.J. Simpson's death, the infamous white Bronco he used - perhaps the most infamous car in American history - may finally be sold 30 years on from when he led LA cops on an unforgettable chase
Simpson, whose death was announced Thursday just two months after a cancer diagnosis, was wanted by the LAPD over the murder of his ex-wife Nicole Brown and her friend Ron Goldman when he escaped in friend Al Cowlings' white 1993 Ford Bronco
Gilbert purchased the car from Cowlings along with two friends of the Simpson accomplice - whom Gilbert referred to as Michael Pulwer and a man only referred to as 'Stan' in an interview a few years ago - around the time of the trial.
The vehicle has been on loan to the Alcatraz East Crime Museum in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee since 2016, where it sits alongside cars once owned by John Dillinger and Ted Bundy.
Gilbert said that he's been thinking of cashing in soon even before Simpson's death.
'Before O.J. passed, we had always thought this was going to be the year we were going to sell because it's the 30th anniversary,' Gilbert told Cllct. 'Who knows if we are all going to be around for the 35th or the 40th?'
He and the other two owners say they want at least $1.5million through a private or public sale.
Gilbert claims the last official offer they received for the car was at around $750,000 before Simpson died.
For nearly two decades after the chase, the car remained parked in a garage in Los Angeles.
The Bronco later resurfaced and appeared on The Strip in Las Vegas, and again six months later at a Connecticut exhibit.
Simpson's former agent, Michael Gilbert (pictured left), may be one of three people set to cash in on renewed interest in all things 'Juice' by selling the car after three decades
Gilbert purchased the car from Cowlings (pictured) along with two friends of the Simpson accomplice - whom Gilbert referred to as Michael Pulwer and a man only referred to as 'Stan' in an interview a few years ago - around the time of the trial
On June 17, 1994, just days after the fatal stabbings, O.J. led the police on 90-minute pursuit in the back of his former teammate Al Cowlings' white 1993 Ford Bronco as crowds lined the freeway
Then, it went to Gilbert's house,
