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Elvis Presley — Part 6
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INDUDS s S2NCS G2Lii LO0LTCAL ANVEStIgation nas pee.
conducted in this matt _.*d because no Federal v: ‘ton
could be proved and als.'! gmmuse of the fact that cg
Robert L. Teig of Cedar x Iowa, indicated he wo
not be able to ever prosecute this matter based on the
results of the FBI's investigation, this case should be
closed.
P. ©. Box 548
Omaha, Nebrask
January 11, 2
Mr. James H. Reynolds
United States Attorney
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Attention: Mr. Robert L. Teig
Assistant United States Atté
Re: Purchase of a 1955 Chevrolet Corvet&
of Oelwein, Iowa
Dear Mr. Reynolds:
The purpose of this letter is to conf a ephone
conversation between Special Agent (SA) of our & 4 Cc
Waterloo, Iowa, Office and Mr. Robert L. Teig of your Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, Office on September 23, 1981, at which time the
following facts were presented to Mr. Teig:
In February of 1981, the Consumer Protection Division
of the Iowa Department of Justice, Des Moines, Iowa, requested
the assistance of the PBI regardi e interstate fraud
violation which occurred when Mr. £ Oelwein,
iowa, purchased a red 1955 Chevrolet Corvette obile at the
Kruse Antique Car Auction in Atlantic City, New Jersey, in
February of 1979. aid $34,000 for the automobile, D
which was sold as a car p lously owned by Elvis Presley.
According to documents furnished with the car at the time of
the auction, the Corvette was sold to Elvis Presley of Memphis,
Tennessee,on January 18, 1955, for $3,864. The automobile had
a 195-horsepower "Turbo Fire V8" engine with a three-speed
manual transmission and a Wonderbar signal-seeking radio.
After SEF cturnes to Oelwein, Iowa, with the
car, he received several letters from Corvette enthusiasts .
throughout the United States informing him that the car was at
equipped with original options as indicated on the bill of sale,
because those options (the three-speed manual transmission and
the Wonderbar radio) were not available in January of 1955.
1-USA, Cedar Rapids, IA
l-Mr. Gene Battani, Consumer Protection Division
Towa State Department of Justice
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