:54:01
Listen, kid, who wants a car
like this today...
:54:05
with the oil crisis?
:54:08
Expensive gas. High taxes.
:54:10
Expensive insurance,
and no spare parts.
:54:13
It'll be difficult to sell...
if I can sell it at all.
:54:17
It's a beautiful model.
Something special.
:54:21
There's no market.
Come back next week.
:54:24
Maybe we can do a deal, then.
:54:26
Next week's too late.
:54:28
It's now or never.
:54:31
Well, for 8,000 I'd take it.
I can't go higher.
:54:35
It may stand around for months.
:54:37
What'll I do with a car
like that?
:54:40
Should I drive it myself?
:54:43
But the extras alone...
:54:45
the radio and cassette player
cost 1,000 marks.
:54:47
The car's tip-top.
:54:50
I must get 10,000.
:54:52
When I bought it, you said,
it would keep its value.
:54:57
When I sell a car,
it's different.
:54:59
I don't buy, I sell. Understand?
:55:01
Eight thousand.
That's my last offer.
:55:04
I can't offer more.
I don't want to.
:55:08
Am I a Jew?
Do I look like a Jew?
:55:13
OK, 8,000.
:55:16
Come with me.
:55:37
Shanghai,
Blossoms heavy on the bough
:55:40
And in the night now
:55:44
Comes a woman true
:55:48
Sweet as the morning dew
:55:51
Lovely and fine
:55:53
You were in the moonshine
:55:58
Where's your lucky star, Fox?