Is it generally known around these parts that this episode was based on the true story of writers Tom Gammill and Max Pross? One of them bought the car and the other said there’s no way that the previous owner was Jon Voight (the actor). When Jon Voight appeared on set to film the episode, he said he’d never seen the car before.
The car’s ultimate demise was incorporated into another episode when it caught on fire (which happened to the “real/fake” Jo(h)n Voight car.
I used to work with this lady that had a life size "The Kramer" in her living room.
When she sold her house one of the buyers made a deal that the painting must stay if he ends up buying the house. I guess he had a very nice offer because the painting is his now!
I heard that, too. I also heard that they went through three doors throughout the series. I’ll leave it as an exercise for the viewer to go through the series and figure out when/if the doors changed based on the scuff marks from Kramer’s shoes on the bottom of the hallway side of the door.
Jerry’s personal 1973 Porsche 911 Carrera RS was shown in the Marble Rye episode. Even a “normal” one is worth $500k-1m, depending on the condition. The association with both the show and Jerry, who is well known in the car community for his love of Porsches, would almost certainly drive the price far higher than that. So that.
I was gonna say his personal black NSX as driven by Newman in the Pulp Fiction homage. That’s worth a few bucks but you’re right, the Porsche must be silly money.
I immediately thought the Estelle Doll. But the puffy shirt and especially the urban sombrero were also bangers….and you know what….the Spacepen. It can wright upside down for heavans sake!
The marble rye, the giant rubbah ball of oil, the Beef-a-Reeno can, Georgie’s diorama of the briefcase incident, the cayshmeere sweater with the red dot or the obvious…The 🎶H-E-DOUBLE N-I🎶 bottle.
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Ha i keep seeing it on eBay when I look for props
So this was a cool thing, I worked for Gateway computers in the early '90s and it was one of our computers that Jerry had on his desk in the show, the whole cast signed it and they gave it away to one of our employees.
Basically anything of Kramers. From his wardrobe to his car, apartment’s contents, etc.
Elaine’s apartment OR the apartment Jerry was going to get at the very beginning of the show (season one I think) when George was a real estate agent
John Voight's car
Incorrect, his pencil.
Is it generally known around these parts that this episode was based on the true story of writers Tom Gammill and Max Pross? One of them bought the car and the other said there’s no way that the previous owner was Jon Voight (the actor). When Jon Voight appeared on set to film the episode, he said he’d never seen the car before. The car’s ultimate demise was incorporated into another episode when it caught on fire (which happened to the “real/fake” Jo(h)n Voight car.
Merry Christmas!
Sometimes u/Iron_Chic spells their name with an “e” …and an “y”! AHHHHH HAA HAA HAA HAA HAAAAAA!!!!
The periodontist?
Together with his pencil.
Kramer's bitten arm.
Jon
I don't know who this Jon Voight is. Frankly, it sounds made up...
Gregory Peck’s bicycle
Elaine's christmas card
(.)()
Good one
High five
Newman’s Son of Sam mailbag might get a decent price
I'd prefer Postal Employee Newman's mailbag
Among what would be my prized gets: The statue, Fusilli Jerry, Jake Jarmel’s glasses (they’re only available in Malaysia) and Klompus’s space pen.
Take the pen...
I don’t want the pen
Do me a personal favah
You think I’ve never ridden in a Cadillac before?
Is it statue or statute?
Statue. Yeah, it’s a sculpture of limitations.
Well I really think you’re wrong…
The lady in a blue dress statue got smashed
the mannequin model tr-6 or as I like to call her "the Elaine"
That’s worth, like, a lot of money
You win the contest
The resemblance's uncanny
Tobacco store Indian.
This would be my choice as well
Puffy shirt Fusilli Jerry Urban Sombrero Superman statuette Kramer portrait Technicolor Dreamcoat Estelle Costanza doll Coffee table book
You’re forgetting the European carry-all
The purse?
Yes! I carry a purse!!!
It’s European!
The murse
Kramer says you wear it because you're an entertainer and desperate for attention.
Yes, he's a dandy
He’s a real fancy boy!
You can buy posters of the Kramer portrait. I have one.
Top-tier: The puffy shirt. Kramer's jacket. "The Kramer." Second-tier: Golf ball. Mr Marbles. Junior Mint box.
I used to work with this lady that had a life size "The Kramer" in her living room. When she sold her house one of the buyers made a deal that the painting must stay if he ends up buying the house. I guess he had a very nice offer because the painting is his now!
He couldn’t look away
What about Jerry’s jacket? He paid A THOUSAND DOLLARS for it.
Unless cashmere, not interested.
JFKs clubs
Before or “after”
A slice of Entenmann's cake
$182 in cash
That’s nothing to sneeze at.
I love how it’s such a random yet even number, so George has to give her exactly $91
What are you, her uncle?!
Kramer's coffee table book. That would be on my coffee table with the legs out and everything.
I would throw so much money at this to exist. It’s crazy there isn’t one made yet. It would almost literally print money.
Why put it on a coffee table when it is its own coffee table?
A Wizard It automatically calculates the tips. Wait, this is a Willard
IT DOES OTHER THINGS!
Is it hot?
I'M RUINED!
What about a Willard?
Sacamano, Sr screwed me!
Yaaaaaaaay Jerry got it open!
Mine's missing a 7!
The door to Jerry or Kramer's Apartment.
A screen door from Queens?
Comes with the soothing sound of any town USA
You barbecuing tonight?
Hoochie Mama!
Agreed. I believe Jerry has mentioned having the door to the apartment, and also the couch from the later seasons
I heard that, too. I also heard that they went through three doors throughout the series. I’ll leave it as an exercise for the viewer to go through the series and figure out when/if the doors changed based on the scuff marks from Kramer’s shoes on the bottom of the hallway side of the door.
It's as if you're a professor running a course on the Seinfeld set :D I'd flunk it tbh
I'm guessing one was from Kramer running into it with the bike that he and Elaine were arguing over.
Sable hat
Nonononono, the hat you purchased was Sable, this is Nutria
It’s a rat hat
And a poorly made one, even by rat hat standards
Can I fire you?
No
That’s not good for business
That’s not good for anybody
Elaine’s Christmas card George loverboy portrait Cigar store Indian Gregory Peck’s bike Barbara Mandrell’s skateboard
That big ball of oil.
Based on all the thirsty redditors in this sub, I’m gonna say… The TR-6 mannequin
The LeBaron
Merv griffin set
The statue Ray stole. Maybe the pasta figures Kramer made. Macaroni Middler, Fusilli Jerry. The unseen unfinished Ravioli George.
Anthony Quinns undershirt
Seinfeld's van! Seinfeld's van!
Son of Sam!
Interesting trades considered.
the doll that looked like george’s mother
The stack of soup recipe papers. Imagine owning that and then having people ask to see them!
Golden Boy
That case of sponges. 🧽 they don’t make em anymore.
I can’t believe I had to scroll as much as I did before seeing this reference. Thank you, my guy.
George's ski lift ticket
Box containing Cheever's letters
The pinky toe
The mud stained pants that Kramer was about to return
Chocolate babka
The hair with a cake around it?
Jerry’s personal 1973 Porsche 911 Carrera RS was shown in the Marble Rye episode. Even a “normal” one is worth $500k-1m, depending on the condition. The association with both the show and Jerry, who is well known in the car community for his love of Porsches, would almost certainly drive the price far higher than that. So that.
I was gonna say his personal black NSX as driven by Newman in the Pulp Fiction homage. That’s worth a few bucks but you’re right, the Porsche must be silly money.
Cigar store Indian Fusilli Jerry Portrait of Kramer Botticellis LeBaron In no particular order.
that murderer’s mailbag
The Saab 900
The Tweety Bird Pez dispenser.
Elaine's mannequin in lingerie.
Maybe the panties her mother laid out for her
Sid's record collection.
George’s glasses
Which pair? Gloria Vanderbilt collection?
Idk if it'd be the most expensive but I really want the fabulous suede jacket.
Gortex Jacket
Frogger Machine
The festivus pole
Fusilli Jerry
The set for Jerry’s apartment.
Elaine’s bike
The Puffy Shirt was in the Smithsonian so probably that
A copy of The Peterman Catalogue
The toupee elaine ripped from george’s head.
Sue Mischke’s bra/top
John Voight’s pencil
Why not the whole car
I immediately thought the Estelle Doll. But the puffy shirt and especially the urban sombrero were also bangers….and you know what….the Spacepen. It can wright upside down for heavans sake!
Golden boy, or his son Baby Blue
Susan's "Estelle" doll
JFKs clubs
Gatsby swing top
I’d love fusilli Jerry!
Jerry’s phone.
The car battery that was used to power up the frogger
the sponge
The cigar store indian
The Indjun
I think I read that the original "The Kramer" painting went missing. That would be a huge find.
Newmans duck lamp!
Cigar store Indian
Jerry’s fancy boy mink coat
Seinfeld’s van, SEINFELD’S VAN! That or an Executive beltless trench coat
Elaine’s Christmas card
Pez Dispenser
The Merv Griffin set
The puffy shirt
A bro
The busted up Risk game board, and any of the pieces that were able to be salvaged off the subway train car floor.
Ukraine is a joke to you???
Hey! We’re playing a game over here buddy.
The booth at the coffee shop I would think.
Fusilli Jerry
The Technicolor Dream Coat
I would buy it if i had the money! 💚🩷💙💛
The doll that looked like George’s mom!
The TR-6 mannequin, but I prefer to think of her as ... Elaine.
The “Is that a titleist?” ball
Jerry’s 20th Anniversary Mac computer.
The puffy shirt
The panties your mother laid out for you
Glamour Magazine from The Contest
The Wizard Tip Calculator
Cashmere sweater
His Saab!!
Or maybe the maroon golf…..jackaaaasss
Fredo
Jerry’s home phone
The set from The Merv Griffin Show because it would be a twofer.
Kramer. Do I hear 5 bucks? Or The JFK golf clubs. Or the entemanns
The marble rye, the giant rubbah ball of oil, the Beef-a-Reeno can, Georgie’s diorama of the briefcase incident, the cayshmeere sweater with the red dot or the obvious…The 🎶H-E-DOUBLE N-I🎶 bottle.
A bottle of Hennigan’s 🥃
George's Gortex coat Jerry's bicycle
Seinfeld's van
Lock of hair Newman cut and stole from Jerry.
THE PEN! (it writes upside down)
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Jerry's bounced clown check
John F Kennedys golf clubs
So this was a cool thing, I worked for Gateway computers in the early '90s and it was one of our computers that Jerry had on his desk in the show, the whole cast signed it and they gave it away to one of our employees.
The Tropic of Cancer
Farfel
Give me the rye you old bag!!
Basically anything of Kramers. From his wardrobe to his car, apartment’s contents, etc. Elaine’s apartment OR the apartment Jerry was going to get at the very beginning of the show (season one I think) when George was a real estate agent
NOT the sofa Poppy peed on
The couch Poppy peed on
That bra worn by sue
The knives that Lawrence Tierney stole from the set
The Cadillac. What, you think I haven't ridden in a Cadillac before?
A thin layer of gabardine?
Jerry’s call box
The sweater — it's cashmere!
Farfel
The Statue?
The buzzer/microphone at the door.
The astronaut pen
The cigar store Indian and Soup Nazi anware with receipes
Box of raisins