Upscale Audio

If you haven't seen the Dirty Money episode called "Payday" on Netflix you should. The dude has the dead eyes of a shark as he explains away his deeds.

Now he's in prison for 17 years and his 20011 GT2 RS, Carrera GT and other booty are going up at auction to help satisfy a $1.3 billion judgment.

https://journal.classiccars.com/2020...ion-in-austin/

RAudi Driver

Love Dirty Money. The series that is.

Bxstr

Interesting. Great taste in cars. Terrible business practices.

balefire

Thanks for heads up. Didn't realize there was a Netflix special.

There was a ton of discuss about Scott Tucker back in the day when he was winning scca races with full on professional rigs and crew compared to every one else's amateur efforts...

Feel really bad for all those he swindled.

908/3fan

That 599 SA Aperta and 599XX looks great!

dewilmoth

Would love to grab that 2RS, but I don't see it selling at near the discount I'd need. Still might register and go check it out if I'm in town.

Marv

Future shock!

However, it's comforting to know that the 911 lives on, even 17,991 years into our future.

Love to see pictures. Does the model fold up into a briefcase after you land?

Zookie

i remember Level 5 Motorsports paddock during ALMS weekends here @ Mosport while we were running GT3 Cup cars in cup challange canada
it was the only outfit with personal security at night and their whole paddock was lit up with lights always

Upscale Audio

I strongly suggest watching the Netflix episode on him and his robbing poor people. The definition of narcissism. It's amazing the level of self-deception that he exhibits. I had to watch it twice. In my business, I've stopped people from spending money when it won't do them any good.

jonwb

Yeah, that was the definition of despicable. Funding your hobby and lavish lifestyle by effing over people w/ no resources or power. Sure couldn't get away w/ that crap w/ rich people. Fascinating to see how many people excused his behavior because 'all he was doing is taking advantage of loop-hole(s) in the law'. Like it was a victim-less act. 17yrs wasn't enough IMO, and I'm glad to see those cars get better homes.

hacker-pschorr

I still come across people who defend him.

Zookie

i did watch it the other night, im surprised he even signed up to do the documentary.