“I don’t know if it’s stolen or not, but it’s the kind of nonsense we can come across,” Eastland says, telling the story. “I think at the end of the day it could have been much harder.”

After getting the car from a used car in the river, he still had to let it down – something he admitted to being “holy”. But according to Eastland, the people who appreciate Lamar’s music and his passion for the GNX would “need the car to see the car and not a cheap imposter” during the half -time of Sunday.

I still have to ask, can the car be put together again? Unfortunately, no. It can go on tour with Lamar, says Eastland, but the days as a street-legal vehicle are over. Eastland says he is fortunate that he bought the GNX before his appearance in the half -period increased its value on the used market even more. “I have to believe that the price for these things is going to rise for a while.”

Lamar, and the GNX, go down history now.