LATRELL SPREWELL ALL TIME LOW
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Uh, if my math is correct he only lost some over $80k on on the house.
Bought at $405k, owes $320k, so he didn't want to pay the rest off and now he's at rock bottom? Wow...So what if he lost a house, it doesn't mean he's homeless. You really think a multi-millionaire is going to live in a 400k house after buying it 14 years ago? Dude has a fat house, he was on MTV cribs and I doubt that crib was in Milwaukee.
Bought at $405k, owes $320k, so he didn't want to pay the rest off and now he's at rock bottom? Wow...So what if he lost a house, it doesn't mean he's homeless. You really think a multi-millionaire is going to live in a 400k house after buying it 14 years ago? Dude has a fat house, he was on MTV cribs and I doubt that crib was in Milwaukee.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spinner_(wheel)
Introduction to market
American Tru Spinners originally introduced free-spinning wheel enhancers in 1994 by appearing on select custom cars and hot rods for car shows. Davin Wheels later introduced a version at the Los Angeles Auto Show. When Davin Wheels was unable to obtain a booth at the Auto Show, they were invited to join another vendor at the show, NBA star Latrell Sprewell's Sprewell Racing. Coincidentally, Sprewell is a Milwaukee native. For this reason, spinners are sometimes also called "Sprewells".
American Tru Spinners original patent (U.S. Patent 5,290,094 issued March 1, 1994 / Foreign 187,015 Oct. 27, 1997) for free-spinning wheel enhancing.
Davin Wheels holds the patent (U.S. Patent 6,554,370 issued April 29,2003) for the spinning technology, called the continuous motion wheel.
Introduction to market
American Tru Spinners originally introduced free-spinning wheel enhancers in 1994 by appearing on select custom cars and hot rods for car shows. Davin Wheels later introduced a version at the Los Angeles Auto Show. When Davin Wheels was unable to obtain a booth at the Auto Show, they were invited to join another vendor at the show, NBA star Latrell Sprewell's Sprewell Racing. Coincidentally, Sprewell is a Milwaukee native. For this reason, spinners are sometimes also called "Sprewells".
American Tru Spinners original patent (U.S. Patent 5,290,094 issued March 1, 1994 / Foreign 187,015 Oct. 27, 1997) for free-spinning wheel enhancing.
Davin Wheels holds the patent (U.S. Patent 6,554,370 issued April 29,2003) for the spinning technology, called the continuous motion wheel.
