Rare PlayStation Experience Truck from 2006 for Sale: An Insane Gaming Relic Going for $70,000
Investing in Gaming History: A Rare Find Hits the Market
Introduction to the PlayStation Experience Truck from 2006
Every now and then a rare bit of gaming history will pop up on the marketplace leaving people in awe. Famously, a prototype for the Nintendo PlayStation, a console that would link the two gaming giants, sold for almost $400k (£300k) at auction.
The Unveiling of the PlayStation Experience Truck from 2006
As discovered by Redditor ArguingMaster, someone is selling a PlayStation Experience Truck from 2006. The truck was driven all over the US to promote the PlayStation Portable, and PlayStation fans could climb aboard and try out various upcoming PSP games.
A Closer Look at the PlayStation Experience Truck
This isn’t just a normal truck, it’s more like the size of a modest trailer park home and the majority of people would struggle to find somewhere to store it. However, it does come with a number of neat features. While the PSPs are no longer attached, all the monitors are still inside. In fact, it looks almost exactly like it did in 2006 with gaming posters inside and PSP decals on the outside.
The Condition and Price of the PlayStation Experience Truck
The truck has certainly seen better days and there is damage to the floor, walls, and ceiling. It’s being sold where all the oddest items seem to be sold these days, Facebook Marketplace. The seller wants $70k (£55k) for it, which given the work that needs to be done, the Reddit commenters seem to think is too steep. Many suggest the value is closer to $40k (£33k) and that a further $40k will likely be needed for repairs.
Final Thoughts on the PlayStation Experience Truck
It’s definitely a big investment but I’m sure it’s worth it for the right buyer. If you want to read more about PlayStation, check out the games leaving PS Plus in May.
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