They told us you have a '52.
-Is there another one over there? -No, we don't have another.
Hey, you owe me-- Because the car is a piece of junk and no good.
Bastard, it has no transmission, no seats, nothing!
Rabbit and I hauled our asses all the way to Chihuahua,
spent all this time and money.
And we have nothing to show for it.
Okay, look…
I admit I didn't see the car for myself.
But I was told it was basically good to go.
But there, in that car place, I remember that…
Do you fix motorcycles or not?
Anything that falls into the workshop. Why, what's up?
They had a classic Indian there.
I don't know if it's still there.
A classic Indian?
Are you sure it was an Indian?
Those bikes are worth a fair amount.
Well, I tell you, it was a classic Indian.
If I had had the money, I would have bought it.
You've got to offer more, bastard. Bye.
I was told by my contact
they had an Indian motorcycle here.
Yes, there was a motorcycle.
Come on!
How about $6,000 for the pair?
For the bike and the '52. $6,000. We get them out of here.
It's just that…
It's a good deal at $8,000 for me. For me.
The weather conditions are going to take them away.
That's a good offer.
So what? Deal or no deal? He brought the money, we square up and bounce.
It's good.
What's up, Cabe?
So, how are you? Ready to buy another car or what?
Well, last time you made me look bad.
I have a buddy who was betting.
And they paid him with an Apache 1961 Chevrolet C10.
Let me explain to Rabbit, because he's looking at me like, "What the hell?"
How's the truck? Have you seen it?
I haven't seen it.
But I feel like it's gonna be a good bargain, you know?
-Yes. -I feel it.
But that's what you said last time. And what happened with the '52?
I have Rabbit here. He's still angry.
Where is the address?
It is in Juarez.
I will text you the information now. I have a good feeling about this.
Let's see if you redeem yourself, you bastard.
What are you doing?
I sold the truck.
-But it's mine. It's not yours. -No, it's not yours anymore.
-You lost it. -I'm waiting for a chance to get it back.
No, no. Not on me here.