A sculpture for your metaverse AR galleries and spaces. A momumental piece of postAmericana meant to evoke and counterpose the BALLOON DOG of Jeff Koons. Did you know that each time the television program showed the orange car making a spectacular flying jump, a quick edit was made to a safe landing with cheers and celebration from those inside as they continued down the road. In reality, the force of the landing destroyed each car that was jumped. Now consider that the 1969 Dodge Charger sold new for 3600 dollars, & average household income in 1977 was 13,900 dollars, while the merch from the show alone earned the corporation 190 million dollars each year. This digital statue by HP LoveBux honors the sacrifice of those vehicles. Although they were civilian war chariots and steel clad muscle cars, in this context they were single-use items used in a magic trick to delight children, and afterwards discarded like BALLOON DOGS. Enjoy this collectible statue and best wishes for 2024 HP LoveBux 12-26-23 #postAmericana